Expert medical oncologists, supported by Dana-Farber's vast clinical resources, offer patients the latest and most advanced treatments in cancer care, including access to Dana-Farber's innovative clinical trials. In addition, a range of clinical and support services is available to patients and their families, reflecting Dana-Farber's commitment to treating the "whole patient."
If you have questions, please see the contact information below.
Clinical and Support Services
Patients have access to a range of clinical and support services at Dana-Farber/New Hampshire Oncology-Hematology, including:
Medical oncology: Medical oncology care and outpatient infusion are provided by Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. Infusion services include chemotherapy, as well as additional medications and treatments (such as hydration). Patients can receive their infusion in private or semi-private "bays," depending on their preference on a particular day.
Genetic counseling: The genetic counseling program can help guide a personalized approach to treatment and identify a patient's risk of developing other cancers. Our team can also help individuals with a family history of cancer assess their cancer risk.
Survivorship: At the Adult Survivorship Program at DF/NHOH, experts work with survivors to develop a personalized care plan. This plan helps survivors and their healthcare providers address their unique medical and psychosocial needs, identify needed screening tests, and manage potential long-term or late effects of treatment.
Learn about developing a care plan on the Livestrong website or call us at 603-552-9100 to speak with a survivorship expert.
Explore our collection of videos of survivors and health care professionals sharing insights about the challenges many people face during and after cancer treatment.
Second opinion clinics: Dana-Farber specialists in breast cancer and lymphoma offer monthly second opinion clinics in Londonderry for patients seeking additional discussion of their diagnosis or treatment plan. Second opinion clinics with specialists in gastrointestinal cancer are planned for the future.
Clinical trials: Patients may have a chance to participate in a clinical trial, which is a research study that may test the safety and effectiveness of new therapies, look at new ways to give treatment, see how lifestyle changes can help cancer patients, or explore methods to keep cancer from recurring.
Patients have access to clinical trials through Dana-Farber/Harvard Cancer Center, a nationally designated Comprehensive Cancer Center, and one of the largest cancer research programs in the nation.
You can learn more about clinical trials in this video, "Entering a clinical trial: Is it right for you?"
Nutrition counseling: Balanced nutrition is an important part of cancer treatment and survivorship. Our registered dietitian works with patients to design a healthful diet that can help rebuild a body's cells and energy level, and manage the side effects of treatment.
Resource room: The Resource Room offers a comfortable and quiet place to learn or take a break from a busy clinic. We offer free informational brochures, books you can borrow, and computers with free internet access.
Social work: Our oncology social worker can help patients and families cope with the emotional aspects of cancer treatment as well as practical issues. We can help identify community resources such as support groups, transportation and financial assistance programs, and disability benefits.
Financial services: Our financial counselor helps explain billing policies, determine eligibility for insurance of financial assistance, and contact insurance carriers and other providers on your behalf.
Refer a Patient
Our team welcomes the opportunity to partner with community physicians whose patients require cancer care.
We work collaboratively with referring physicians to develop treatment plans and communicate information about patients' status.
To refer a patient to Dana-Farber/New Hampshire Oncology-Hematology, call 603-552-9100.
DF/NHOH also offers monthly second opinion clinics, at which Dana-Farber specialists are in Londonderry to consult with patients about their diagnosis and treatment plans in a convenient, local setting.
Current second opinion clinics include the Lymphoma Clinic with Arnold Freedman, MD and David Fisher, MD and the Breast Cancer Clinic with Jennifer Ligibel, MD.
Patient Resources
Preparing for your first visit
This document outlines who you need to contact and what information you should plan to bring to your first appointment.
We also request that you bring a completed Patient History Form to your first appointment. Please print this form, complete as much of it as you can, and bring it to your first appointment.
Insurance information
Dana-Farber/New Hampshire Oncology-Hematology accepts all major insurances. Please contact our Financial Counselor at 603-552-9106 to discuss any questions you may have about insurance coverage.
Medication safety
Patient safety is important to everyone at Dana-Farber/New Hampshire Oncology-Hematology. Please use this document to review important points you should know about medication safety before, during, and after treatment.
Notice to Medicare beneficiaries
This document explains your co-insurance obligations when you receive medical care at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute at Londonderry.
Directions
Map, driving directions, and parking information for DF/NHOH.
Physicians
Frederick M. Briccetti, MD
Medical Director
Clinical Background
Medical Education: University of Cincinnati College of Medicine
Internship: The New York Hospital
Residency: The New York Hospital
Fellowship: The New York Hospital, Cornell Medical Center
Board Certification: Hematology, Oncology
Meredith J. Selleck, MD
Clinical Background
Medical Education: New York Medical College
Internship: Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
Residency: Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
Fellowship: Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
Board Certification: Internal Medicine, Hematology, Oncology
Jeanna H. Walsh, MD
Clinical Background
Medical Education: State University of New York, Upstate Medical University
Internship: University of Rochester
Residency: University of Rochester
Fellowship: University of Rochester
Board Certification: Internal Medicine, Hematology, Oncology
Douglas J. Weckstein, MD
Clinical Background
Medical Education: Medical College of Virginia
Internship: New England Medical Center
Residency: New England Medical Center
Fellowship: New England Medical Center
Board Certification: Internal Medicine, Hematology, Oncology
Support Groups and Programs
Please call 603-552-9134 to register, as space may be limited. All programs are free, include light refreshments, and are intended for those 18 years and older. During stormy winter weather, call 603-552-9134 for updates and cancellation information.
Print the support programs schedule
Living with Cancer Support Group
Tuesday, April 2, 6:00 - 7:00 p.m.
Wednesday, April 24, 1:00 – 2:00 p.m.
Tuesday, May 7, 6:00 - 7:00 p.m.
Wednesday, May 22, 1:00 - 2:00 p.m.
Tuesday, June 11, 6:00 - 7:00 p.m.
Wednesday, June 19, 1:00 - 2:00 p.m.
A support group for people living with cancer, including families and caregivers. Come talk with others who are faced with the same challenges. Please feel free to attend any or all of these sessions. With Joyce Austin, MSW, LICSW and Jo-Ann Sullivan, RN, OCN, Elliot Radiation Program.
Get Connected: How to Obtain Cancer Support by Using your Computer or Phone
Thursday, April 11, 1:00 – 2:00 p.m.
Cancer support is only a keyboard or phone call away. Come learn how to find it from the comfort of home. Bring your laptop, ipad, kindle or smart phone. Technical assistance will be available.
Presenter: Stacey Corey, Social Work Intern
Look Good … Feel Better
Tuesday, May 14, 2:00 – 4:00 p.m.
An American Cancer Society program for women. Come have fun while you learn beauty tips to help you look and feel better while undergoing cancer treatment.
In a Hurry: Stress Management
Wednesday, June 5, 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
Learn basic stress management techniques you can use when faced with the stress of cancer. Join us at DFCI/Londonderry for a teleconference presentation in cooperation with Dana-Farber Cancer Institute/Boston.
Presenter: Sarah Reed, MSW
Fighting Cancer with your Fork
Tuesday, June 18, 12:00 to 1:30 p.m.
Separate fact from fiction: Learn about the role of nutrition and a healthy lifestyle in cancer prevention and survivorship. A light lunch will be served.
Michelle Horan, RD, LD, Dietitian
Thriving with Yoga
Mondays, 4:30 – 5:30 p.m.
A free program in partnership with YogaCaps, Inc. Open to beginners and those experienced in yoga with a current or past cancer diagnosis. Caregivers may also participate.
Held at Elliot Regional Cancer Center, 40 Buttrick Road, Londonderry. Call 603-670-0302 to register.
Reiki
Available by appointment
An ancient, energy-based approach to wellness using the body’s own healing resources. Excellent for stress reduction and relaxation. Call 603-552-9119 for an appointment.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I transfer my care to the DF/NHOH unit in Londonderry?
To discuss transferring your care, contact our New Patient Coordinator at 603-552-9100. You will be asked to give some preliminary information over the phone. The New Patient Coordinator will then walk you through the process of obtaining your records and sending them to our office, and will schedule your first appointment.
What services are available and who provides them?
As a Dana-Farber patient, you have access to Dana-Farber's medical oncology services, clinical trials, genetic screening and counseling, social work, nutrition, a resource room, and a survivorship program. Lab, imaging, urgent care, and other services are provided within the same building by Elliot Health System (see the Services section on this page).
Is my insurance accepted?
Dana-Farber/New Hampshire Oncology-Hematology accepts all major insurances. Please contact our Financial Counselor at 603-552-9106 to discuss any questions you may have about insurance coverage.
Where will I receive in-patient care, if needed?
If you need to be admitted for in-patient care, you may select the hospital of your choice. In addition to local options, you will have access to Dana-Farber's in-patient services in Boston. You, in consultation with your physician, can make the choice that best suits your needs.
How can I contact DF/NHOH?
Please call us at 603-552-9100.
When did the unit open? Where is it located?
Dana-Farber/New Hampshire Oncology-Hematology opened December 8, 2008. The unit is located on the Elliot Medical Center's Londonderry campus at 40 Buttrick Rd, Londonderry, NH.
Who are the physicians who see patients in the DF/NHOH unit in Londonderry?
Fred Briccetti, MD, Medical Director
Dr. Briccetti is the Medical Director at DF/NHOH and actively sees patients. Dr. Briccetti completed his internship and residency at The New York Hospital, and a Fellowship in hematology and oncology at The New York Hospital, Cornell Medical Center.
Meredith J. Selleck, MD
Dr. Selleck earned her medical degree at New York Medical College. She completed her fellowship training, internship, and residency at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center.
Jeanna Walsh, MD
Dr. Walsh is a graduate of the State University of New York at the Upstate Medical University. She completed a fellowship in hematology and oncology and her residency in internal medicine at the University of Rochester.
Douglas Weckstein, MD
Dr. Weckstein completed his internship, residency, clinical fellowship, and research fellowship in hematology and oncology at New England Medical Center Hospital in Boston.
I currently see a physician from NHOH. What are my options for continuing to see the same physician?
NHOH physicians Dr. Fred Briccetti, Dr. Meredith Selleck, Dr. Douglas Weckstein, and Dr. Jeanna Walsh from NHOH practices joined the Dana-Farber medical staff and provide services in Londonderry.
They will work with the other members of your care team - surgeons, radiation oncologists, and primary care physicians - to ensure other aspects of your care are unaffected.
While providing care in Londonderry, they will also continue to see patients at their practices in the Southern and Central New Hampshire region, including Concord, Hooksett, Laconia, and Exeter. A list of each physician's practice locations can be provided upon request.
When I see one of the four physicians listed above at a NHOH location, am I still a Dana-Farber patient?
No. When you are seen at the Dana-Farber unit in Londonderry (or at any other Dana-Farber facility), you are a Dana-Farber patient. If you see these physicians (or any other NHOH physician) at one of NHOH's independent practice locations, you would be an NHOH patient. Similarly, if you were to be admitted to a hospital and receive in-patient physician care from one of the NHOH physicians, you would be an NHOH patient at that time (as well as a patient of the particular hospital).
Contact Us
Phone: 603-552-9100
Mailing address:
40 Buttrick Rd., Suite B
Londonderry, NH 03053
Driving Directions
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From the North
Take Route 93 South to Exit 4. At the end of the exit ramp, turn right. Travel about 2 miles and turn right onto Mammoth Road, Route 128. Follow directions below.
From the South
Take Route 93 North into New Hampshire to Exit 4. At the end of the exit ramp, turn left. Travel about 2 miles and turn right onto Mammoth Road, Route 128. Follow directions below.
From the East
Take Route 102 West going over Route 93. Travel about two miles and turn right onto Mammoth Road, Route 128. Follow directions below.
From the West
Take Route 102 East and turn left onto Mammoth Road, Route 128. Follow directions below.
From Mammoth Road, Route 128
Travel one-tenth of a mile and turn right onto Buttrick Road. Our office is located in Elliot Medical Center at Londonderry, immediately on the left. The entrance is on the right side of the front of the building.