Extraordinary Women's Health at the Shore

We provide a full range of diagnostic services to understand the cause of symptoms, including:

• Ultrasound—utilizes soundwaves to view the pelvis or anus
• Biofeedback—assesses strength of pelvic floor muscles
• Cystoscopy—a video-guided procedure in which a tube and a camera light is inserted into the urethra
• Urodynamic—tests how well the bladder and urethra hold and release urine
• Anorectal manometry—procedure that determines the strength of rectal and anal muscles

Our urogynecology care provides a full range of therapies, including minimally invasive surgical procedures such as laparoscopic pelvic floor repair which provide better outcomes and shorter recovery time. Other treatment options include: 

• Relaxation and stress reduction
• Manual therapy for bone alignment
• Pelvic floor and core muscle strengthening
• Sacral neuromodulation
• Nutrition counseling

Truebeam Radiation Therapy: Bringing extraordinary patient care close to home. When you're looking for cancer treatment, you want the best quality care you can find, delivered by skilled and compassionate people, close to home. That's what you'll find at the radiation oncology center at Cooper University Hospital Cape Regional. MD Anderson Cancer Center at Cooper Radiation Oncology brings expanded access to the highest quality cancer care for patients across Southern New Jersey.

• Care Navigation Program
• Cancer screening and diagnosis
• Cancer staging
• Diagnostic imaging
• Hospice care
• Lifestyle support
• Long-term cancer treatment and monitoring
• Lymphedema treatment
• Medical oncology
• Nonsurgical cancer treatment
• Physical therapy
• Pre-treatment evaluation
• Radiation therapy
• Referral to clinical trials
• Second opinions
• Speech therapy
• Surgical intervention

We're the only cancer center in Cape May County to offer this innovative technology. It delivers powerful radiation treatments with pinpoint precision.

• RapidArc™ Radiotherapy Technology This technique increases the accuracy of targeted radiation, which allows for faster treatment times and minimizes the chance of adversely affecting healthy tissue.
• Gated RapidArc This is a relatively new approach that compensates for tumor motion during treatment. This means we can choose the best form of treatment for each patient.
• Stereotactic body radiation therapy (SBRT) We're one of the few hospitals in Cape May County to have this technology. It delivers precise radiation therapy to tumors anywhere in the body—often in 10-15 minute treatments instead of 45 minutes or longer using other radiation therapy techniques. SBRT is commonly used to treat lung cancer and prostate cancer. At MD Anderson Cancer Center at Cooper Radiation Oncology, a course of SBRT for lung cancer can typically be completed in three treatments and a course of SBRT for prostate cancer can be completed in five treatments.
• Image-guided radiation therapy (IGRT) This is a fully robotic imaging system that allows oncologists to pinpoint tumors within the body before delivering cancer treatment.
• Intensity-modulated radiation therapy (IMRT) This computer-driven technology allows for precise radiation delivery, which helps protect surrounding organs and tissues during cancer treatment.
• Stereotactic radiosurgery (SRS) This therapy delivers a single, high dose of radiation to a precise area of the brain to treat tumors there.