NASHVILLE, Tenn., Sept. 14, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Radiation Business Solutions (RBS) today announced that it will meet with prospective partner organizations during the American Society for Radiation Oncology (ASTRO) Annual Meeting, as part of a limited expansion phase for Anoma Cancer Collective (ACC).

ACC is a nonprofit organization dedicated to strengthening the future of community cancer care. The organization currently supports cancer centers in Alabama, Texas, Florida, Georgia, and Oklahoma, and is evaluating a limited number of opportunities to expand into additional markets.

Cancer centers across the country are facing difficult decisions about their future. Many programs that have served patients for decades are feeling the strain of rising costs, workforce shortages, reimbursement pressure, and administrative burdens. Some physicians and healthcare leaders are seeking new ways to preserve the cancer programs they worked years to build.   

“Many cancer center leaders have spent their careers building something that means far more than a business,” said Dan Moore, CEO of Radiation Business Solutions. “They’ve built trusted community resources that patients depend on every day. Today, they are facing tough issues affecting sustainability, succession planning, and access to capital. Anoma Cancer Collective offers a path to preserve their legacy, gaining the resources needed to thrive for the long term.”

Unlike traditional acquisition models, ACC operates as a nonprofit foundation supported by the bond market. Its aim is not solely growth but also to protect access to care, empower local leadership, and ensure community cancer centers stay open, especially those that might otherwise face challenges maintaining independence in an increasingly tough healthcare environment. 

“We weren’t looking for an exit strategy. We were looking for a long-term solution,” said Dr. Hejal Patel, Chief Medical Officer of ACC. “ACC gave us the opportunity to become part of something bigger, while continuing to lead our centers and serve our patients the way we always have.”

Because ACC is intentionally growing in a measured way, only a limited number of organizations will be considered during this expansion phase.

Cancer center leaders interested in exploring the model are encouraged to visit the Radiation Business Solutions team at ASTRO Booth #1319.

Organizations unable to attend ASTRO may request a confidential discussion by visiting www.radiationbusiness.com.

About Anoma Cancer Collective

Anoma Cancer Collective is a nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving and strengthening community-based cancer care. Through a collaborative model focused on sustainability, local access, and long-term impact, ACC helps community cancer programs continue serving patients in the communities that depend on them. Learn more at www.anomacancercollective.org.

About Radiation Business Solutions

Radiation Business Solutions (RBS) is a national advisory and management firm dedicated to supporting oncology providers across the United States through strategic, financial, and operational expertise. RBS also serves as the management organization for nonprofit cancer care foundations, including Aurora Integrated Oncology Foundation (AIOF) and Anoma Cancer Collective (ACC), which are focused on preserving and expanding access to community-based cancer care. Learn more at www.radiationbusiness.com.

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