We’ll get right to work treating your cancer with everything we’ve got.

At New England Cancer Specialists, Maine’s finest cancer doctors treat all adult cancers and blood diseases, using just about every cancer-fighting treatment known today, from chemotherapy and immunotherapy, to surgery, radiation oncology, genetic testing and a full range of support services.

Choose from four convenient locations in Maine and New Hampshire.

You’ll find all the resources you need at any of our four offices. Click to find the one closest to you, our hours, and all the other information you’ll need.

Preparing for Your First Appointment

If there’s time before your first appointment, we’ll mail you a registration form, an intake form and a family medical history. Otherwise, you can find them below. Please complete each form and bring them with you for the first visit. For medical records release, please select the form for the NECS office where you will be seen. We take your privacy seriously. You can review our privacy notice here.

Medical Records Release Form (PDF)

Please arrive at least 15 minutes before each scheduled appointment, and plan on up to two hours for your first visit. This will allow time for these important steps:

• Complete paperwork and laboratory tests
• Meet your care team
• Spend time with your doctor to learn about your disease and treatment options
• Settle next steps
• Book any future appointments

Insurance & Billing

Stress about payment is the last thing a cancer patient needs, so we strive to resolve all financial concerns before your treatment begins.

If you’re concerned about the cost of treatment, your Patient Care Coordinator will make an appointment for you with one of our Financial Advocates. It is the advocate’s job to review your insurance plan and explain what is or is not covered. If there are any anticipated issues, the advocate will then work for you to find assistance in the forms of free medicines, foundation grants, transportation problems, and even childcare or eldercare help.

You should be able to leave your first appointment with a clear understanding of where you need to be to successfully complete your cancer treatment journey.

Learn more about financial resources.