Get My Cure Rate

The most important number you need.

While most doctors only talk about treating prostate cancer, we specialize in curing it. And it starts with giving you an Individual Cure Rate, which is a percentage that represents your chance of being cured. (We define cure as having a PSA level of 0.2 ng/ml, ten years after treatment) It’s important to know that your Individual Cure Rate is based solely on your situation and, like you and your health, is completely unique. That’s why this number is the single best guide to choosing a treatment for prostate cancer.

Always ask for it.

We recommend that every man request his ten-year Individual Cure Rate from his urologist or radiation oncologist. This is the only way to know the likelihood that a specific treatment will succeed for you. Of course, the doctors at Radiotherapy Clinics of Georgia will be happy to provide you with this vital information.

To get your Individual Cure Rate, click here.

Using data to get your Individual Cure Rate.

The reason we’re able to determine a man’s Individual Cure Rate is because we keep a database with years of information collected from more than 12,000 men. Once we learn a little more about your cancer, we can compare it to the data from previous patients and determine your chances of being cured. Any doctor who gives you an Individual Cure Rate should do so with the help of a database of at least 2,000 men. Otherwise, the Cure Rate is merely guesswork.

To see our Q&A section about the Individual Cure Rate, click here.

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