Colorado Cancer Research Program

Native American Cancer Initiatives, Inc. (NACI) is a minority American Indian woman-owned for-profit organization founded in 1998 and based in Pine, Colorado. With a mission to provide technical assistance on cultural issues, program development, and the full continuum of cancer care, NACI serves various communities and organizations, averaging five contracts per year with entities including NCI-designated cancer centers and Indigenous organizations. The organization also conducts educational workshops, staff training, and offers mentoring and technical assistance to improve cancer prevention and care for Native Americans. NACI is closely affiliated with the Native American Cancer Research Corporation, a nonprofit entity that focuses on the development and evaluation of cancer prevention programs and interventions. Generated from the website

Oncology Rehab in Greenwood Village, CO offers specialized therapy services for lymphedema, venous insufficiency, chronic swelling, and edema. Their mission is to provide patient-specific rehabilitation services to optimize recovery, function, and quality of life, promoting empathy and emotional empowerment. Their goal is to help patients live their lives as normally and actively as possible, both during treatment and for years afterward. With a focus on edema therapy, lymphedema treatment, and cancer rehabilitation, Oncology Rehab strives to support individuals in achieving optimal health and well-being. Generated from the website