Methodist Hospital in San Antonio proudly joins in the observance of Cancer Survivor's Month by illuminating its campus in purple. This vibrant display serves as a tribute to the courage and resilience of the nearly 18 million Americans who have faced cancer. Regardless of their current treatment status, Methodist Hospital honors all individuals who have battled cancer, recognizing their strength and celebrating their survival.

Methodist Hospital understands the complex and multifaceted nature of the cancer journey. To support patients and their loved ones, the hospital offers a comprehensive range of resources. Dedicated nurse navigators, coordinators, and social workers are available to guide and assist patients at every step. These compassionate professionals ensure that patients and their families have the information they need and provide support for their physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being.

Throughout Cancer Survivor's Month, the purple illumination at Methodist Hospital stands as a symbol of solidarity and support for all cancer survivors in the San Antonio community and beyond. It is a visual reminder of the hospital's commitment to providing personalized care and comprehensive support to individuals throughout their cancer journey. Methodist Hospital's mission extends far beyond medical treatment, encompassing a holistic approach that addresses the diverse needs of cancer survivors and their families.