The Las Vegas Medical District is entering a new era of healthcare advancement. Comprehensive Cancer Centers, Nevada’s most recognized oncology group, has announced plans to open its new flagship treatment and research facility in downtown Las Vegas. The center will occupy space inside the Molasky Corporate Center and is scheduled to open in spring 2026.

The announcement marks a major step forward for both the medical community and the city’s growing BioHealth hub, reinforcing downtown Las Vegas as a rising leader in medical innovation, research, and specialized care.

Bringing Advanced Cancer Care to the Heart of Las Vegas

Founded in 1974, Comprehensive Cancer Centers (CCC) has long been a cornerstone of cancer treatment in Nevada. The organization operates more than a dozen clinics across Southern Nevada and partners with The US Oncology Network, one of the largest community-based oncology networks in the country.

The new flagship facility in the Las Vegas Medical District will serve as the center’s most advanced location yet, integrating medical oncology, radiation oncology, breast health services, imaging, genetic testing, and clinical research in one setting.

By establishing a presence downtown, CCC aims to improve access for patients throughout the valley and meet growing demand for specialized cancer services close to major hospitals and the University Medical Center (UMC) campus.

According to CCC, the upcoming facility will be designed around a “patient-first” model, featuring comfortable treatment environments, state-of-the-art imaging, and multidisciplinary collaboration. The expansion will also enable the group to increase participation in national clinical trials, providing Southern Nevada patients access to new therapies before they are widely available.

The Molasky Corporate Center: A Strategic Downtown Location

The new cancer center will be located inside the Molasky Corporate Center, a 17-story LEED-certified office building at 100 North City Parkway in downtown Las Vegas. The building already houses several major law, finance, and healthcare organizations and is known for its energy-efficient design and modern infrastructure.

This move places Comprehensive Cancer Centers in the heart of the Las Vegas Medical District, an area intentionally developed by the city to concentrate medical, research, and education institutions. The district’s goal is to strengthen collaboration between hospitals, universities, and private-sector health partners — and to drive economic diversification through healthcare innovation.

The City of Las Vegas has invested heavily in the Medical District, improving roads, utilities, and streetscapes to attract premier healthcare tenants. With the addition of CCC’s flagship center, the district takes a major step toward fulfilling its vision of becoming Southern Nevada’s leading medical and life sciences destination.

Boost to the BioHealth Economy

City officials and healthcare leaders are calling the development a milestone for the local BioHealth industry, which is rapidly expanding thanks to joint efforts by the City of Las Vegas, UNLV, and private investors.

“The addition of Comprehensive Cancer Centers to the Las Vegas Medical District underscores our commitment to advancing medical research, education, and patient care,” said city representatives. “This project represents both a health and economic investment that benefits our entire community.”

The facility is expected to create new clinical, research, and administrative jobs, as well as attract medical professionals to the region. It will also enhance partnerships between Comprehensive Cancer Centers, UNLV’s Kirk Kerkorian School of Medicine, and Cleveland Clinic Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health, both of which are located nearby.

Comprehensive Cancer Centers: A Legacy of Leadership

Comprehensive Cancer Centers has treated more than 50,000 patients annually and has earned recognition for its work in radiation oncology, breast health, clinical research, and genetic counseling. The group’s physicians regularly collaborate with researchers nationwide through The US Oncology Research Network, which has contributed to the development of more than 100 FDA-approved cancer therapies.

The new flagship site will serve as the nerve center for CCC’s statewide operations, integrating research labs, patient care units, and community outreach programs aimed at early detection and education.

The organization also partners with several nonprofit programs and local initiatives focused on cancer awareness, prevention, and survivorship — aligning with the broader community mission of improving health outcomes for Nevadans.

A Vision for the Future

When it opens in 2026, the Comprehensive Cancer Centers flagship facility will not only redefine the skyline of the Las Vegas Medical District but also symbolize hope, progress, and innovation in the fight against cancer.

For Southern Nevada residents, the expansion means world-class cancer care without having to leave Las Vegas — a major milestone in the city’s ongoing transformation into a center for medical excellence.

The combination of public investment, private healthcare growth, and academic collaboration is shaping a future where downtown Las Vegas becomes as well-known for healing and research as it is for entertainment and hospitality.

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