A NEW MODEL FOR SPECIALTY CARE

ARC partners with hospitals to deliver exceptional radiation oncology care through a collaborative network of board-certified specialists, local clinical teams, and quality systems designed for modern specialty medicine.

For Veterinary Hospitals

Expanding access to veterinary radiation oncology

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WHY ARC?

The traditional model is constrained

01

Specialist shortages

Too few radiation oncologists exist to serve every hospital and community that needs advanced cancer care.

02

Single-provider risk

Most programs depend on a single specialist, creating fragility during leave, turnover, or growth.

03

Access gaps

Without local access, patients travel long distances or go without radiation therapy entirely.

The chicken-and-egg problem: Hospitals may be reluctant to invest in radiation equipment without a specialist in place, while specialists may be difficult to recruit without an established program, patient volume, and operational infrastructure.

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Computer screen displaying medical treatment planning information with a 3D colored model of a body and sections of medical imaging, alongside text about hospital services and treatment processes.
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Comparison of traditional and network-based healthcare models: traditional model with one specialist and site, network model with shared expertise among connected hospitals and local care teams.
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For Hospitals:

ARC provides the radiation oncology expertise.

Your team provides the patient care.

Together we deliver exceptional treatment; allowing hospitals to:

01

Launch New Programs

Expand services without recruiting a full-time radiation oncologist.

02

Maintain Existing Programs

Vacation coverage, maternity leave, unexpected staffing changes.

03

Improve Clinical Excellence

Peer review, QA, planning oversight, clinical collaboration.

Venn diagram showing roles in patient care: ARC Team handles consultation, treatment planning, plan review, clinical oversight, and quality assurance, while the Hospital Team handles physical exams, anesthesia, treatment delivery, client communication, and emergency response; in the center, the patient is at the core of both teams.
Venn diagram showing roles in patient care: ARC Team handles consultation, treatment planning, plan review, clinical oversight, and quality assurance, while the Hospital Team handles physical exams, anesthesia, treatment delivery, client communication, and emergency response; in the center, the patient is at the core of both teams.
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COLLABORATIVE CARE

Clear roles.

Shared expertise.

Better patient care.

ARC complements your existing team—not replaces it.

We provide board-certified radiation oncology expertise while your clinicians continue delivering the hands-on care they know best.

Together, every professional works at the top of their training, with the patient always at the center.

Comparison of ARC and hospital roles in radiation oncology, detailing responsibilities such as expert consultation, treatment planning, patient review, and quality assurance for ARC; and primary care, emergency medicine, anesthesia, nursing, hospital operations, and specialty services for hospital role.
Comparison of ARC and hospital roles in radiation oncology, detailing responsibilities such as expert consultation, treatment planning, patient review, and quality assurance for ARC; and primary care, emergency medicine, anesthesia, nursing, hospital operations, and specialty services for hospital role.
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About ARC

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Building the future of distributed specialty medicine.

ARC is a network-based specialty care organization created to expand access to veterinary radiation oncology and build more sustainable models for specialty practice.


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Our Vision

A future where access to specialty expertise is determined by patient need rather than geography, workforce shortages, or outdated staffing models.

Our Mission

To expand access to veterinary specialty care through collaborative, network-based models that enable specialists, hospitals, and clinical teams to work together more effectively.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • ARC is a network-based specialty care organization that expands access to veterinary radiation oncology by enabling specialists, hospitals, and clinical teams to work together more effectively

  • ARC uses remote collaboration tools where appropriate, but ARC is not simply a telemedicine company. ARC is a clinical services organization built around specialist expertise, hospital partnership, treatment planning, quality assurance, and collaborative care delivery.

  • ARC is primarily designed to serve veterinary hospitals and specialty centers seeking to launch, strengthen, or support radiation oncology services. ARC also supports specialists and helps pet owners understand the role of the radiation oncology team in their pet’s care.

  • ARC provides radiation oncology consultation, treatment recommendations, treatment planning, plan review, clinical oversight, quality assurance, and coverage support.

  • ARC does not replace the local hospital team. ARC generally does not provide primary care, emergency care, routine anesthesia management, daily nursing care, or general hospital operations.

  • ARC radiation oncologists provide radiation oncology oversight, including treatment recommendations, planning, review, and quality assurance. The local hospital team provides hands-on patient care, treatment delivery, anesthesia, and client communication.

  • In most cases, pet owners should contact the local hospital team caring for their pet. ARC works with that team to provide specialist input and oversight related to radiation therapy.

  • Yes. ARC can help hospitals access specialist expertise as they evaluate, launch, or grow a radiation oncology service.

  • Yes. ARC can provide additional coverage, planning support, quality systems, and clinical collaboration for existing programs.

  • ARC emphasizes specialist oversight, structured planning workflows, plan review, quality assurance, role clarity, and collaboration with local clinical teams.

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Let's talk.

Whether you're exploring a new program, need coverage support, or want to learn how ARC works — reach out. Responses within one business day.

  • Hospital leaders exploring radiation oncology

  • Existing centers seeking coverage or continuity support

  • Specialists interested in a more flexible model of practice

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Built by specialists, for the field

ARC was founded by two board-certified veterinary radiation oncologists who spent years navigating the limitations of the traditional model — and decided to build something better.

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