Cancer Care in Fond du Lac

Care that sits beside your oncologist

A cancer diagnosis often brings several schedules into focus at once: treatment, lab work, follow-up appointments and daily life. Eden does not diagnose cancer or provide surgery, chemotherapy or radiation. We assess whether individualized support has a place alongside the care your oncology team recommends.

Nicole Saleske, FNP-BC, APNP, leads that assessment. She is Certified in IV Nutritional Therapy in Oncology (IIVNTP) and a Graduate of the Advanced Training with Mistletoe Apprenticeship Program (PAAM). Her assessment considers your diagnosis, current treatment, medications, supplements, symptoms, available lab results and priorities before any supportive service is recommended. Learn more about Nicole and her training.

You are not broken. Your diagnosis matters, but it is not the whole picture Nicole reviews.

What the four-appointment onboarding covers

Cancer care at Eden begins with a four-appointment onboarding process, including lab work and a full care-plan review. It is a process for assessing your needs, not a commitment to a particular therapy.

1. Share your history and current care. Bring your diagnosis, oncology treatment schedule, medication and supplement list, and recent records or lab results you have available.

2. Meet with Nicole for a clinical assessment. Discuss your health history, present concerns and what you hope complementary care will address.

3. Complete and review lab work. Nicole determines what information is relevant to your assessment and how it informs the plan.

4. Review a comprehensive care plan. Discuss recommendations, clinical considerations, proposed visit frequency and questions to take back to your oncology team.

The exact scheduling and testing needs depend on your circumstances. Nicole may discuss services such as IV Therapy or Hyperbaric Oxygen Chamber (hard-shell), but neither is an automatic part of the plan. A service may be unsuitable or poorly timed for your situation. Explore Eden’s Holistic Cancer Care approach.

Planning in-person visits from Fond du Lac

Eden has one clinic; find its address on our contact page. There is no Fond du Lac office. Because onboarding involves four appointments and a plan may call for further visits, consider the ongoing travel commitment before beginning care.

Tell Eden about your oncology appointments and treatment cycle when discussing scheduling. Ask which appointments require a in-person visit, how long to allow for each, and whether any proposed supportive service should be scheduled away from a particular oncology treatment or lab check. Do not change your oncology schedule to accommodate an Eden visit without discussing it with your oncology team.

Before committing to the plan, ask which lab results Eden can review, whether additional testing is recommended, and when results need to be available. You can also ask for the current fees for onboarding, labs and any proposed services, including which charges could recur. Read more about cancer care cost considerations.

FAQ

Can I start if my oncology treatment is already scheduled?

Yes, you can discuss complementary care while oncology treatment is scheduled or underway. Share your treatment dates and current medications with Nicole, and ask both care teams about the timing of anything being considered. Eden’s care does not replace or delay treatment recommended by your oncologist.

Could I need more than four in-person visits?

Possibly. The four appointments are Eden’s cancer onboarding process; any later visit frequency depends on the care plan you review with Nicole. Ask about the likely number and purpose of return visits before deciding whether travel from Fond du Lac works for you.

Are lab work and supportive therapies included in one price?

Do not assume they are. Testing and service recommendations differ by patient, and their costs may be separate. Ask Eden to explain current fees, what each appointment includes and which costs might recur before you proceed.

Discuss whether Eden is the right fit

If you have a cancer diagnosis and want to explore support alongside your oncology care, schedule a free 30-minute Cancer Discovery Call. Discuss your treatment schedule, the four-appointment onboarding and the practical questions that matter before making a in-person visit.

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