Steven Kuhlman
Two years ago, 69-year-old Steven Kuhlman went in for his regular PSA check and his doctor, Dr. Showengerdt, told him that the number was somewhat high. They decided to perform more frequent PSA checks over the next year and in the summer of 2021, Steven’s PSA number rose to a concerning level. He got an appointment with an urologist and a biopsy revealed that he had prostate cancer and needed a prostatectomy.
Because Steven had no symptoms, it took him a while to follow his doctor’s advice and get the biopsy. Upon doing his own research, he discovered online forums where people could discuss their personal experiences with prostate cancer. “It made me realize those guys got it a lot worse than me, so I better follow instructions and work my way through this process,” says Steven.
Norman Johnson
We can never tell or say everything that this cancer center has done for us. They are always there for us and always have time and love for us. Always concerned and willing to go that extra mile.
Emporia Patient
This is a very informative, loving, fun, compassionate, and understanding facility. At the worst moment in my life, this team came together and made me feel seen and heard. Highly recommend them all. I felt like a person not my disease.
Anthony Markowitz
Justin and staff went above and beyond to work with my schedule as a teacher. He offered to treat me at a time where I was able to not have to miss any time with my students. The staff here was amazing and helped ease any uncertainties.