Raed Zuhour, MD

Kimberly Tufts, CNP, is a dedicated healthcare provider specializing in radiation oncology, affiliated with University Hospitals. With a strong educational background from Ursuline College and Ohio University, she is committed to delivering compassionate and thorough care to her patients. Patients consistently praise Kimberly for her professionalism, attentiveness, and ability to address their concerns without feeling rushed. Her commitment to patient care is reflected in the positive experiences shared by those she has treated, highlighting her as a valued member of the healthcare community. Generated from the website

Ashley Simpson, DO, FACOS, FACS, is breast cancer surgical oncologist at UH Seidman Cancer Center and a Clinical Assistant Professor of Surgery at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine. Her areas of advanced surgical expertise include nipple- and skin-sparing mastectomy, oncoplastic breast surgery, reverse axillary mapping and intraoperative radiation therapy. Before joining UH in 2019, Dr. Simpson worked as a breast cancer surgical oncologist for the Department of General Surgery, Division of Breast Surgery at The Cleveland Clinic Foundation (Cleveland, Ohio).

Lauren Henke, MD is a radiation oncology specialist located in Avon, OH. With expertise in adaptive radiotherapy and clinical trial design, Dr. Henke is dedicated to providing high-quality care to patients with colorectal cancer, anal cancer, and hepatobiliary cancer, among others. Fluent in English and Spanish, Dr. Henke is affiliated with several medical centers, including UH Cleveland Medical Center and SCC Seidman Cancer Center. University Hospitals, where Dr. Henke practices, is committed to transparency in their interactions with industry partners and strives to provide patients with the best possible care. Their practitioners disclose any ownership or intellectual property rights related to commercialized products and report any payments from companies they interact with. With a focus on improving quality of care and clinical outcomes, University Hospitals values patient education and encourages open discussions about industry relationships and their potential impact on medical care.Generated from the website