St. Mary's of Michigan Seton Cancer Institute is accredited by the American College of Surgeons’ Commission on Cancer and the American College of Radiation Oncology. This means that the program demonstrates high standards of care in the treatment, prevention and support services associated with cancer care. Behind this expertise are highly experienced, intelligent, caring, and thoughtful physicians and health care professionals.
Sai Bikkina, MD, and John Bartnik, MD, are board-certified medical oncologists specially trained to administer different types of medications for the treatment of cancer and blood disorders. After determining the stage of cancer, our doctors will explain the diagnosis and recommend the best course of treatment. The medical oncologist will oversee the patient's chemotherapy treatments in our comfortable infusion suite.
Michael Cappelli, MD, FACR, Tushar Shah, MD, and Khurshid Ahmad, MD, FACRO, are board-certified radiation oncologists who offer state-of-the-art treatment options, caring and convenient service, and extensive clinical knowledge for each patient's individualized treatment.
Education, counseling, pastoral care, support groups and a resource library are some of the services we provide patients and their families to assist in the healing process.
St. Mary’s of Michigan is a member of the Michigan Cancer Research Consortium (MCRC), which is one of 50 community cancer oncology programs nationally. Our radiation oncologists have access to more than 100 prevention and control research protocols that offer you tomorrow's standard of care today.
The Seton Cancer Institute is proudly named after one of St. Mary's founding mothers: Elizabeth Ann Bailey Seton. Elizabeth Ann was the first American-born saint. In her short life of 47 years (1774–1821), she was a society belle and matron, wife, mother of five, widow, and a religious foundress (the American Sisters of Charity).
In addition to founding the first native community of religious women, she established the first free Catholic day school, from which parochial schools emerged, and she opened the first Catholic orphanage. A member of one of New York's first families in the early American republic, she experienced sickness and loss and performed great works of mercy and charity. Mother Seton was canonized on Sept. 14, 1975. Her spiritual life, which developed from ordinary goodness to heroic sanctity, continues to offer hope and healing to people even to this day.
The Seton Cancer Institute is so named to honor her memory and to continue to share the hope of healing for all of God's children in this world and the world to come.
St. Mary's of Michigan Seton Cancer Institute
2780 Main St.
Marlette, MI 48453
Phone: 989.635.1050 or 866.Seton.ML (866.738.6665)
Fax: 989.635.1060
