Patients can receive a wide range of cancer care services at the Fox Chase Cancer Center East Norriton - Hospital Outpatient Center.
Assistant Professor
NCCN, EHR Oncology Advisory Group Member
Breast Cancer, Lung Cancer, Prostate Cancer, Bladder Cancer, Head & Neck Cancer, Mesothelioma, Colorectal Cancer, Lymphoma
Oncology, Benign/non-malignant hematology
As a former graduate of Temple University School of Medicine, I am excited to come back to the Philadelphia area. I believe that a cancer institute should have a strong presence in clinical research. I came to Fox Chase Cancer Center as I am excited about the resources and clinical trial access patient's have at their fingertips. My approach is to work as a team with my multidisciplinary colleagues. I strive to listen to each patient as each patient is unique with a unique diagnosis. It is my responsibility to better understand patient's wishes and concerns guiding them to make informed treatment decisions that's best for their care. I am committed to not only providing standard treatment options, but also providing experimental therapies that clinical trial research allows in the advancement of medicine. There are many options available to patients and it's my job to assist with these decisions. Truly, this is an exciting time to be a physician in hematology/medical oncology.
In addition to my clinical duties, I am dedicated to the teaching of medical students, residents, and fellows. I am extremely grateful of the opportunity to give back to the medical community.
In early February, 2022, I noticed a small lump in my breast. In the past I had breast cysts, and I assumed that was what this new lump would be. Based on my 25-plus years of work in medical, and specifically, cancer research, I made sure I went for my regular mammogram every year.
I talk to other cancer survivors, and I think a lot of people feel like they’re alone when they’re going through this. I tell them, “You’re not alone, there are a lot of us in this battle together.” I should know—I’ve been through it six times.
I thank God for my wife, Anna. We’ve been married 31 years, and she’s my rock. She’s also a respiratory therapist, so she knows a lot more about this medical stuff than I do. A lot of the decisions I’ve made might not have made had it not been for her.
I am 84 years old and I just moved to an over-55 community with my husband, George, last year. Since I retired from secretarial and real estate work about two decades ago, I’ve kept busy by joining a knitting group, gardening, and going to the gym.
I am 78 years old and have owned horses for 68 of those years. I am a cowboy through and through. My father gave me my first pony when I was just five years old and my first horse when I was 10.
Breast Cancers
SUNY-Stony Brook School of Medicine, Stony Brook, NY 2013 Review Article, lncorvati et al, Targeted therapy for HER2 positive breast cancer. Journal of Hematology & Oncology 2013 6:38.
University of Maryland School of Medicine, Baltimore, MD 2012 Senior Manuscript Jr Overview of HER 2-positive Breast Cancer and Targeted Therapeutic Strategies" Published in Senior Resident Conferences 2011-2012 at University of Maryland.
Patients can receive a wide range of cancer care services at the Fox Chase Cancer Center East Norriton - Hospital Outpatient Center.
Patient comments
I felt frustrated with the lack of urgency shown after I explained how sick I feel/how desperate I am for help.
The doctor and the nurse were both responsive and good communicators. […]
I chose to come to Fox Chase after coming for a second opinion and really appreciated the space and the attention and time the doctor gave me. I am now part of a clinical trial and I am so thankful to be off tamoxifen.
Dr incorvatti, is a very caring, and a professional dr. Everyone there are very caring and friendly and professional. Would highly recommend.
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