Purpose built chemotherapy facility coming to HSA
The CICS will be renovating a section of the building that formerly housed the Lighthouse School, which is located off Smith Road, to be the home of the new chemotherapy unit. Once the renovations are complete the CICS will hand over the facilities which will be operated by the HSA, making the expanded unit available to all residents and visitors of the Cayman Islands.
“The Cancer Society and Health Services Authority have established a relationship that has proven beneficial to the community by working together to expand and improve the healthcare services for the people of the Cayman Islands. Going forward, that partnership will continue to grow for the benefit of all residents” Ms. Duty stated.
Mrs. Yearwood was happy to include “Everyone at the Health Services Authority is delighted about this partnership with the Cancer Society and look forward to this next step in improving cancer treatment and healthcare provided in the Cayman Islands.”
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Photo Caption 1 (l to r): Lizzette Yearwood, CEO of the Cayman Islands Health Services Authority, Linda Da Costa, Chairwoman of the Cayman Islands Cancer Society and Betty Ann Duty, Director of the Cayman Islands Cancer Society sign the memorandum of understanding.
Photo Caption 2 (l to r): Cyndy Ebanks, HSA Chemo Nurse, Andrew Ward, HSA Chemo Nurse, Dr Delroy Jefferson, HSA Chief Medical Officer, Lizzette Yearwood, HSA CEO, Linda Da Costa, Chairwoman CISC, Betty Ann Duty, Director CISC, Scott Elliot, and Dr. Sook Yin.