Oncologist in Pitt, North Carolina

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Updated October 31, 2026

Eastern Oncology Hematology

Oncologist

Greenville, NC

Eastern Oncology Hematology provides hematology and oncology care across Eastern Connecticut, with appointments within a week and no physician referral required.

  • Patients seeking hematology or oncology care in Eastern Connecticut
  • Patients interested in access to more than two dozen clinical trials
  • People needing an initial oncology appointment without a physician referral

Patients can be scheduled within a week for an initial visit, with no physician referral required.

Emmanuel E. Zervos, Md

Oncologist

Greenville, NC

ECU Health North Hospital is associated with ECU Health services featuring National Pancreas Foundation-designated pancreatic cancer care and AACVPR-recognized pulmonary rehabilitation.

  • pancreatic cancer care
  • cardiovascular pulmonary rehabilitation
  • breastfeeding education

ECU Health Cancer Care

Oncologist

Greenville, NC

ECU Health EastCare provides rapid air and ground critical care transport, including a pediatric ICU helicopter serving all 31 eastern North Carolina counties.

  • critical patients needing transport from an injury or illness scene
  • transfers from regional hospitals to ECU Health Medical Center
  • pediatric and neonatal critical care transport

rapid transportation

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FAQ

How much does an oncology consultation or treatment cost?

Costs vary by consultation, imaging, medication, infusion, insurance coverage, and prior authorization requirements. Ask the cancer center for an estimate and confirm your insurer's in-network status before treatment.

What should I look for when choosing an oncologist?

Check whether the physician treats the specific cancer type, is board-certified in the relevant specialty, and offers access to needed services such as surgery, radiation, genetic counseling, or clinical trials.

When is a cancer-related problem an emergency?

Call 911 or seek emergency care for severe breathing trouble, chest pain, uncontrolled bleeding, sudden confusion, or other life-threatening symptoms. Routine symptoms and treatment questions should generally go to the oncology office's clinical team.

Do I need a referral to see an oncologist in Pitt County?

Referral requirements depend on the practice and insurance plan. One listed practice advertises no physician referral for an initial visit, but its information describes Eastern Connecticut, so confirm the requirement directly with a Pitt County office and your insurer.