Cancer Care in Waukesha

Put your oncologist in the conversation first

Before adding complementary care, tell your oncologist what you are considering. Bring a complete list of medications, supplements, herbs, and planned therapies. Ask whether anything could interfere with your treatment, whether your blood work raises safety concerns, and whether timing matters around chemotherapy, radiation, or other appointments. The National Cancer Institute’s guidance on cancer therapy interactions explains why this conversation matters.

Our care is designed to complement your existing medical treatments, not replace them. We encourage you to continue working with your primary oncology team. If a proposed option does not fit your medical circumstances, it should not be added simply because it is available.

What care at Eden involves

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 Advanced Training with Mistletoe Apprenticeship Program (PAAM). You can read more about Nicole’s training and Eden’s approach.

Cancer onboarding is a four-appointment process, not a single therapy visit. It includes lab work and a full review of an individualized care plan. Nicole considers your health history, current oncology plan, medications, symptoms, and goals before discussing which forms of support, if any, belong in that plan. The discovery call is a fit conversation; it does not replace those appointments or determine a treatment plan.

Eden offers services such as IV Therapy and the Hyperbaric Oxygen Chamber (hard-shell). Availability does not mean a therapy is appropriate for every person with cancer. Its potential role and risks need individual review, including discussion with your oncology team. Explore Eden’s broader Holistic Cancer Care approach for context.

Plan in-person visits around your existing care

Eden sees patients at one clinic; see our contact page for directions. There is no Waukesha office. If you are considering repeated visits from Waukesha, ask how the four onboarding appointments and any later in-person services might fit around your oncology schedule. The number and frequency of later visits depend on the care plan; do not assume that every service can be combined into one trip.

Before committing to travel, consider who would accompany you if needed and whether treatment days leave you comfortable making the trip. Tell both your oncologist and Eden about scheduling constraints or changes in how you feel. The discovery call can help you decide whether an in-person in-person care plan is practical for you.

FAQ

Can I keep seeing my Waukesha-area oncology team?

Yes. Eden’s care sits beside your existing oncology care, not in place of it. Keep your oncologist informed before adding a supplement or clinic therapy, and do not delay recommended treatment to visit Eden.

Will the discovery call tell me which therapies I need?

1. The free 30-minute Cancer Discovery Call is an initial conversation about your goals, circumstances, and whether Eden may be a fit. Individual recommendations require clinical review through the onboarding process.

Will I need more than one in-person visit?

Plan for a four-appointment onboarding process and discuss the logistics before you travel. Any visits after onboarding depend on the care plan; Eden does not have a Waukesha location.

See whether Eden is the right fit

If you have a cancer diagnosis and want to explore complementary support, schedule a free 30-minute Cancer Discovery Call. We can discuss your questions and the practicalities of visiting Eden’s clinic before you make the trip.

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