Cancer Care in Marinette

Complementary care that starts with your oncology plan

A cancer diagnosis can leave you with questions that do not fit neatly into an oncology appointment. You may want to discuss nutrition, daily routines, symptoms, or whether a supportive therapy belongs in your care at all. Eden reviews those questions in the context of your diagnosis and existing treatment plan.

Continue working with your oncologist and follow their recommendations. Tell both teams about any medications, supplements, or complementary services you are considering. Eden does not diagnose cancer or provide chemotherapy, radiation, or surgery.

Learn more about Eden’s Holistic Cancer Care and support during chemotherapy and radiation.

Why work with Nicole Saleske?

Nicole Saleske, FNP-BC, APNP, is Eden’s founder and lead provider. She is Certified in IV Nutritional Therapy in Oncology (IIVNTP) and a Graduate of the Advanced Training with Mistletoe Apprenticeship Program (PAAM). Her role is to assess your health history, review relevant records, and build an individualized complementary care plan within her nurse practitioner scope.

Nicole may discuss nutrition, lifestyle, testing, or Eden services when they are appropriate to your situation. No therapy is automatically included. Read Nicole’s background and credentials.

Plan the in-person visits before leaving Marinette

Eden has one clinic; find its address on our contact page. There is no Marinette office. For someone living in Marinette, the first practical question is whether a clinic-based plan fits alongside oncology appointments and daily responsibilities.

Marinette sits across the Menominee River from Menominee, Michigan. Wherever you are in the Marinette area, discuss the expected visit cadence before making plans to travel. Ask which records Eden needs, how recommended lab work fits into onboarding, and whether a proposed service would require additional clinic visits. The answers depend on your care plan; a discovery call is a fit check, not a clinical assessment or a promised schedule.

What the four-appointment onboarding involves

Eden’s cancer onboarding consists of four appointments, lab work, and a full care-plan review. It is a process for understanding your needs before settling on a clinic-based complementary plan, not a commitment to any particular therapy.

1. Start the assessment. Share your health history, diagnosis, current concerns, and goals.

2. Review the clinical picture. Discuss your oncology treatment schedule, medications, supplements, and relevant records.

3. Work through testing and options. Nicole reviews lab work and considers which supportive strategies, if any, fit your circumstances.

4. Review your care plan. Discuss recommendations, questions for your oncology team, and the proposed cadence of in-person visits.

Ask Eden which documents to provide and how the four appointments will be scheduled for you. If your oncology plan or lab results change, the complementary plan may need to change too.

Services are options, not a preset package

Depending on Nicole’s assessment, a discussion may include IV Therapy or other services described in Eden’s Holistic Cancer Care program. Eligibility, timing, and precautions matter. You will not be asked to choose a therapy from a menu before your clinical picture is reviewed.

Care does not promise a cancer outcome or make oncology treatment more effective. If travel or repeat appointments would make a recommendation impractical, say so during your care-plan review. That constraint belongs in the decision.

FAQ

Will appointments require in-person visits?

Eden has one clinic; it does not have a Marinette office. Discuss the proposed appointment cadence before committing to a plan, because additional visits depend on individual recommendations.

Should I send my records before driving in?

Ask Eden which records are needed and how to share them securely. Your diagnosis, oncology plan, medication and supplement list, and recent lab results are useful topics for the onboarding discussion. Do not send sensitive medical details through a general contact form.

What if my oncology schedule changes during onboarding?

Tell Eden and your oncology team about changes to treatment dates, medications, or lab results. Nicole may need to reassess the timing or suitability of a complementary service before you travel for it.

Is the discovery call a treatment appointment?

1. The free 30-minute Cancer Discovery Call is a conversation about your needs and whether Eden may be a fit. Clinical recommendations follow assessment and review, not the call alone.

Start with a conversation, not a drive

If you live in Marinette and already have a cancer diagnosis, use the call to discuss your oncology plan, records, and ability to attend appointments at Eden’s clinic. You can decide whether the four-appointment onboarding makes sense before arranging a clinic visit.

Schedule a free 30-minute Cancer Discovery Call

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