The Nevada Cancer Institute puts Las Vegas’ newfpound philanthropic nature to the test — and patients around the region come up winners.

By Nicole Rollender

The NVCI also is looking to the construction of its second building, which will be contiguous to the first. Although no official groundbreaking date has been released, the NVCI has acquired the land.

“Every great cancer center started with one building, and for us to deliver the spectrum and array of services we want to deliver to this community, we need to be bigger,” Gitomer says. “We want to offer these services in one location, so that people, literally, from soup to nuts, walk in the front door and are able to stay on one campus.”