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Mission Cancer + Blood is an Iowa-based oncology and hematology care provider founded in 1981, operating as a non-profit within University of Iowa Health Care following its December 2024 acquisition for $280 million. The organization delivers medical oncology services, including chemotherapy, immunotherapy, and hematology care, through a network of more than 20 community cancer clinics located across central, western, and southern Iowa, with multiple locations in the Des Moines metro area. It supplements direct care with a portfolio of over 300 cancer clinical trials statewide, genetic counseling services, and holistic cancer support services including financial counseling and support groups.

The organization's core technology and service infrastructure leverages University of Iowa Health Care's NCI Designation status, which is associated with up to 25% greater likelihood of better patient outcomes. Patients access the system through direct appointments, provider referrals, and a digital patient portal (MyChart) that supports scheduling, records access, and care-team communication. The clinical delivery model combines infusion services and oncology treatment with experimental therapy access at the community level, an unusual combination outside academic medical centers.

The business model is healthcare-services revenue: payments come from insurance reimbursements, Medicare, Medicaid, and patient payments, with pricing set by payer agreements rather than public disclosure. The 101-250 employee organization serves cancer patients across Iowa as the sole patient segment, with no disclosed enterprise or B2B contracting channel. Provider referrals function as the principal demand-generation mechanism, supplemented by digital presence on Facebook, LinkedIn, and Instagram and a dedicated web property hosted under UI Health Care.

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Mission Cancer + Blood is an Iowa oncology and hematology provider operating 20-plus community cancer clinics across the state, offering treatment, over 300 clinical trials, genetic counseling, and support services as part of University of Iowa Health Care.

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North America
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Keyword5 values
oncology care services, cancer treatment clinics, hematology care, cancer clinical trials, genetic counseling services
Industry4 codes
1Medical Oncology
CodeHLAKAFABPrimaryYes
2Ambulatory Oncology Centers (Outpatient Chemo/Radiation)
CodeHLAFABAIPrimaryNo
3Pediatric Hematology & Oncology
CodeHLAKAFAEPrimaryNo
4Oncology & Cancer Specialty Hospitals
CodeHLAFAHACPrimaryNo
NAICS code2 codes
  • All Other Outpatient Care Centers621498
  • Ambulatory Health Care Services621
SIC code2 codes
  • Services-Offices & Clinics Of Doctors Of Medicine8011
  • Services-Specialty Outpatient Facilities, Nec8093
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Oncology Care Services
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1Healthcare Services Revenue
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Healthcare services revenue generated through patient care services including cancer treatment, infusion therapy, clinical trials, and genetic counseling. Revenue is derived from insurance reimbursements, government healthcare programs (Medicare, Medicaid), and patient payments as part of the University of Iowa Health Care system.

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Mission Cancer + Blood delivers comprehensive oncology and hematology care through a network of more than 20 community cancer clinics across Iowa, providing cancer treatment, chemotherapy, immunotherapy, infusion therapy, and access to over 300 clinical trials. The organization also offers genetic counseling, cancer support services, and personalized treatment planning, operating as part of the University of Iowa Health Care system with NCI Designation status.

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Quantifiable outcome1 value
  • Patients treated at NCI-designated centers have as much as 25% greater likelihood of better outcomes
Product overview1 text field

Mission Cancer + Blood operates as a unified healthcare platform offering comprehensive oncology services across Iowa. The core offering centers on Mission Cancer + Blood's cancer care services delivered through 20+ community clinics statewide, supplemented by an extensive portfolio of over 300 clinical trials. The platform integrates genetic counseling, personalized treatment options, and holistic support services including financial counseling and support groups. Patients access services through the MyChart portal, which enables appointment scheduling, medical records access, and provider communication. As part of University of Iowa Health Care, the organization leverages NCI designation to deliver research-backed cancer care.

Product and service4 records
1Oncology Care Services
CategoryOncology Care
Description

Comprehensive cancer and blood disorder care delivered through more than 20 community cancer clinics across Iowa, offering medical oncology, chemotherapy, immunotherapy, infusion therapy, and personalized treatment plans for patients with various cancer types.

2Cancer Clinical Trials
CategoryClinical Research
Description

Access to over 300 cancer clinical trials statewide, providing patients with experimental treatment options and cutting-edge therapies across multiple cancer types.

3Genetic Counseling Services
CategoryGenetic Counseling
Description

Specialized cancer genetics services that assess hereditary risk factors and inform prevention and treatment strategies for patients and families.

4Cancer Support Services
CategoryPatient Support Services
Description

Holistic support for cancer patients and their families, including support groups, educational resources, financial counseling services, and treatment handbooks.

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Partnership1 partner
Strategic tierCoreTypeOthersAnnounced on2024-12-01
Description

University of Iowa Health Care completed the acquisition of Mission Cancer + Blood in December 2024 for $280 million. Mission Cancer + Blood is now part of UI Health Care, gaining access to expanded resources, NCI designation benefits, and integrated care coordination across the University of Iowa Health Care system.

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Peers10 records
1Iowa Methodist Medical Center (UnityPoint Health)
TypeDirect peer
Description

UnityPoint's flagship Des Moines hospital is a major oncology provider in central Iowa and a primary referral competitor to Mission Cancer + Blood. They offer overlapping medical oncology, infusion, and radiation services in the same metro.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

OneOncology is a national platform that partners with independent community oncology practices to provide scale, capital, and clinical-trial access — directly comparable to Mission's positioning and increasingly its competitive set as consolidation accelerates.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

The US Oncology Network is a large national network of community oncology practices under McKesson, focusing on practice support, clinical trials, and value-based care. It is the benchmark incumbent for community-oncology scale and trial throughput.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Tennessee Oncology operates a multi-site community oncology platform across Tennessee with a large clinical-trial footprint (Sarah Cannon network). It is comparable to Mission in scale, multi-site community delivery, and emphasis on clinical research.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

City of Hope (which acquired Cancer Treatment Centers of America) is a major NCI-designated specialty oncology system with national reach. It is comparable to Mission's now-amplified NCI-designated oncology footprint, though at much greater scale and specialty focus.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Minnesota Oncology is one of the largest independent community oncology practices in the upper Midwest. It mirrors Mission's model — multi-site community clinics, clinical trials, and comprehensive outpatient oncology — and is a comparable peer for benchmarking community-oncology operations.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Mayo's NCI-designated cancer center anchors an academic oncology destination with strong clinical-trial depth. It competes for out-of-state Iowans seeking higher-acuity oncology care and is a logical adjacency for benchmarking trial volume.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Virginia Cancer Specialists is a large multi-site community oncology and hematology practice, closely paralleling Mission in scope (medical oncology, clinical trials, infusion, genetic counseling). It is a useful outside-Iowa peer for community-oncology comparable practice benchmarks.

9Holden Comprehensive Cancer Center
TypeDirect peer
Description

Holden is the NCI-designated academic cancer center within UI Health Care — Mission's parent system. They are now structurally integrated, share NCI designation, and compete for the same Iowa oncology patients across the academic-community continuum.

TypeRegional player
Description

McFarland Clinic is the dominant multi-specialty physician group in central Iowa, including oncology and hematology services. It overlaps with Mission's service area and competes for the same Des Moines-area oncology referrals from community physicians.

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Mission Cancer + Blood

Oncology Care Servicesmissioncancer.com

Mission Cancer + Blood is an Iowa oncology and hematology provider operating 20-plus community cancer clinics across the state, offering treatment, over 300 clinical trials, genetic counseling, and support services as part of University of Iowa Health Care.

What Mission Cancer + Blood does

Mission Cancer + Blood is an Iowa-based oncology and hematology care provider founded in 1981, operating as a non-profit within University of Iowa Health Care following its December 2024 acquisition for $280 million. The organization delivers medical oncology services, including chemotherapy, immunotherapy, and hematology care, through a network of more than 20 community cancer clinics located across central, western, and southern Iowa, with multiple locations in the Des Moines metro area. It supplements direct care with a portfolio of over 300 cancer clinical trials statewide, genetic counseling services, and holistic cancer support services including financial counseling and support groups.

The organization's core technology and service infrastructure leverages University of Iowa Health Care's NCI Designation status, which is associated with up to 25% greater likelihood of better patient outcomes. Patients access the system through direct appointments, provider referrals, and a digital patient portal (MyChart) that supports scheduling, records access, and care-team communication. The clinical delivery model combines infusion services and oncology treatment with experimental therapy access at the community level, an unusual combination outside academic medical centers.

The business model is healthcare-services revenue: payments come from insurance reimbursements, Medicare, Medicaid, and patient payments, with pricing set by payer agreements rather than public disclosure. The 101-250 employee organization serves cancer patients across Iowa as the sole patient segment, with no disclosed enterprise or B2B contracting channel. Provider referrals function as the principal demand-generation mechanism, supplemented by digital presence on Facebook, LinkedIn, and Instagram and a dedicated web property hosted under UI Health Care.

Mission Cancer + Blood firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Mission Cancer + Blood
Legal name
Mission Cancer + Blood
Website
https://missioncancer.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
1981
Operating status
Acquired
Headcount range
101–250 employees
Short description
Mission Cancer + Blood is an Iowa oncology and hematology provider operating 20-plus community cancer clinics across the state, offering treatment, over 300 clinical trials, genetic counseling, and support services as part of University of Iowa Health Care.
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Mission Cancer + Blood industry classification

Industry
Product category
Oncology Care Services
NAICS
All Other Outpatient Care Centers (621498), Ambulatory Health Care Services (621)
SIC
Services-Offices & Clinics Of Doctors Of Medicine (8011), Services-Specialty Outpatient Facilities, Nec (8093)
akta.pro primary industry
Medical Oncology (HLAKAFAB)
akta.pro secondary industries
Ambulatory Oncology Centers (Outpatient Chemo/Radiation) (HLAFABAI), Pediatric Hematology & Oncology (HLAKAFAE), Oncology & Cancer Specialty Hospitals (HLAFAHAC)

Keywords

  • Oncology care services
  • Cancer treatment clinics
  • Hematology care
  • Cancer clinical trials
  • Genetic counseling services

Where Mission Cancer + Blood is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

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Des Moines
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices2 records

Markets served

Mission Cancer + Blood business model

Business model
GTM type
B2C
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

  1. Healthcare Services Revenue: Healthcare services revenue generated through patient care services including cancer treatment, infusion therapy, clinical trials, and genetic counseling. Revenue is derived from insurance reimbursements, government healthcare programs (Medicare, Medicaid), and patient payments as part of the University of Iowa Health Care system.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels5 records

Mission Cancer + Blood product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Mission Cancer + Blood delivers comprehensive oncology and hematology care through a network of more than 20 community cancer clinics across Iowa, providing cancer treatment, chemotherapy, immunotherapy, infusion therapy, and access to over 300 clinical trials. The organization also offers genetic counseling, cancer support services, and personalized treatment planning, operating as part of the University of Iowa Health Care system with NCI Designation status.

Product overview

Mission Cancer + Blood operates as a unified healthcare platform offering comprehensive oncology services across Iowa. The core offering centers on Mission Cancer + Blood's cancer care services delivered through 20+ community clinics statewide, supplemented by an extensive portfolio of over 300 clinical trials. The platform integrates genetic counseling, personalized treatment options, and holistic support services including financial counseling and support groups. Patients access services through the MyChart portal, which enables appointment scheduling, medical records access, and provider communication. As part of University of Iowa Health Care, the organization leverages NCI designation to deliver research-backed cancer care.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Oncology Care Services Comprehensive cancer and blood disorder care delivered through more than 20 community cancer clinics across Iowa, offering medical oncology, chemotherapy, immunotherapy, infusion therapy, and personalized treatment plans for patients with various cancer types.
  • Cancer Clinical Trials Access to over 300 cancer clinical trials statewide, providing patients with experimental treatment options and cutting-edge therapies across multiple cancer types.
  • Genetic Counseling Services Specialized cancer genetics services that assess hereditary risk factors and inform prevention and treatment strategies for patients and families.
  • Cancer Support Services Holistic support for cancer patients and their families, including support groups, educational resources, financial counseling services, and treatment handbooks.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Patients treated at NCI-designated centers have as much as 25% greater likelihood of better outcomes

Companies that use Mission Cancer + Blood

Customer profile

Named customers1 record

Segments1 record

Ideal customer profiles2 records

Mission Cancer + Blood technology and API

Technology

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Mission Cancer + Blood partnerships and signals

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Partnerships

One partnership is on record.

  • University of Iowa Health CarecoreOthers · 1 December 2024University of Iowa Health Care completed the acquisition of Mission Cancer + Blood in December 2024 for $280 million. Mission Cancer + Blood is now part of UI Health Care, gaining access to expanded resources, NCI designation benefits, and integrated care coordination across the University of Iowa Health Care system.

Scale indicators5 records

Recent moves5 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Mission Cancer + Blood competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Iowa Methodist Medical Center (UnityPoint Health): UnityPoint's flagship Des Moines hospital is a major oncology provider in central Iowa and a primary referral competitor to Mission Cancer + Blood. They offer overlapping medical oncology, infusion, and radiation services in the same metro.
  • Tennessee Oncology: Tennessee Oncology operates a multi-site community oncology platform across Tennessee with a large clinical-trial footprint (Sarah Cannon network). It is comparable to Mission in scale, multi-site community delivery, and emphasis on clinical research.
  • Minnesota Oncology: Minnesota Oncology is one of the largest independent community oncology practices in the upper Midwest. It mirrors Mission's model — multi-site community clinics, clinical trials, and comprehensive outpatient oncology — and is a comparable peer for benchmarking community-oncology operations.
  • Virginia Cancer Specialists: Virginia Cancer Specialists is a large multi-site community oncology and hematology practice, closely paralleling Mission in scope (medical oncology, clinical trials, infusion, genetic counseling). It is a useful outside-Iowa peer for community-oncology comparable practice benchmarks.
  • Holden Comprehensive Cancer Center: Holden is the NCI-designated academic cancer center within UI Health Care — Mission's parent system. They are now structurally integrated, share NCI designation, and compete for the same Iowa oncology patients across the academic-community continuum.

Broad incumbents

  • OneOncology: OneOncology is a national platform that partners with independent community oncology practices to provide scale, capital, and clinical-trial access — directly comparable to Mission's positioning and increasingly its competitive set as consolidation accelerates.
  • US Oncology Network (McKesson): The US Oncology Network is a large national network of community oncology practices under McKesson, focusing on practice support, clinical trials, and value-based care. It is the benchmark incumbent for community-oncology scale and trial throughput.
  • City of Hope: City of Hope (which acquired Cancer Treatment Centers of America) is a major NCI-designated specialty oncology system with national reach. It is comparable to Mission's now-amplified NCI-designated oncology footprint, though at much greater scale and specialty focus.
  • Mayo Clinic Comprehensive Cancer Center: Mayo's NCI-designated cancer center anchors an academic oncology destination with strong clinical-trial depth. It competes for out-of-state Iowans seeking higher-acuity oncology care and is a logical adjacency for benchmarking trial volume.

Regional players

  • McFarland Clinic: McFarland Clinic is the dominant multi-specialty physician group in central Iowa, including oncology and hematology services. It overlaps with Mission's service area and competes for the same Des Moines-area oncology referrals from community physicians.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

Mission Cancer + Blood social profiles

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Mission Cancer + Blood compliance and trust

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Compliance2 records

Mission Cancer + Blood financial estimates

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Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Mission Cancer + Blood M&A and investment

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M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about Mission Cancer + Blood

What does Mission Cancer + Blood do?

Mission Cancer + Blood delivers comprehensive oncology and hematology care through a network of more than 20 community cancer clinics across Iowa, providing cancer treatment, chemotherapy, immunotherapy, infusion therapy, and access to over 300 clinical trials. The organization also offers genetic counseling, cancer support services, and personalized treatment planning, operating as part of the University of Iowa Health Care system with NCI Designation status.

Is Mission Cancer + Blood a public or private company?

Mission Cancer + Blood is a private company. It is classified as state government owned and is currently acquired.

When was Mission Cancer + Blood founded?

Mission Cancer + Blood was founded in 1981. It employs 101 to 250 people.

Where is Mission Cancer + Blood based?

Mission Cancer + Blood is headquartered in Des Moines, United States, in the North America region.

How does Mission Cancer + Blood make money?

One revenue line is on record: healthcare Services Revenue.

Who are Mission Cancer + Blood's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Iowa Methodist Medical Center (UnityPoint Health), Tennessee Oncology, Minnesota Oncology, Virginia Cancer Specialists and Holden Comprehensive Cancer Center. Broad incumbents are OneOncology, US Oncology Network (McKesson), City of Hope and Mayo Clinic Comprehensive Cancer Center. McFarland Clinic is listed as a regional player.

Does Mission Cancer + Blood have an API?

No public API is recorded for Mission Cancer + Blood.

What industry is Mission Cancer + Blood in?

Mission Cancer + Blood's product category is Oncology Care Services. Its primary akta.pro industry code is HLAKAFAB, Medical Oncology, with a secondary code of HLAFABAI, Ambulatory Oncology Centers (Outpatient Chemo/Radiation). Its NAICS code is 621498 and its SIC code is 8011.

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Live signals
The Des Moines RegisterIowa cancer bills also tied to hospitals abusing drug law | OpinionThe author argues Congress should amend the 340B drug law in three ways, citing a prior column on hospital-clinic billing disparity. He notes the University of Iowa Health Care's acquisition of Mission Cancer + Blood and its high physician payments, and adds that UI Health now charges facility fees on top of physician charges.USA TODAYCancer patients are seeing higher bills after clinics are bought outThe University of Iowa Health Care's $280 million purchase of independent oncology practice Mission Cancer + Blood led to fivefold higher drug costs for patients. A study of 276 physician-run practices found prices rose 15.1% after hospital acquisitions, with hospital ownership increasing 71.5% from 2008 to 2016.The Des Moines RegisterDoctors, UI Health Care making millions from Mission Cancer saleMission Cancer + Blood, Des Moines' largest independent oncology practice, was sold to the University of Iowa Health Care system for $280 million. The sale will pay out millions to the 14 former co-owners, while Iowans and insurers face higher costs.The Des Moines RegisterUI wins from Mission Cancer buyout, but consumers lose I ExclusiveThe University of Iowa Health Care's acquisition of Mission Cancer + Blood raised patient bills fivefold, as cancer survivor Tim Day reported. His annual cost for four visits jumped from $2,960 to over $740, and he now travels to a different clinic to avoid hospital fees. The article notes a national trend of hospital buyouts increasing prices without improving quality.The Des Moines RegisterThe hospital-clinic billing disparity is a scourge. Fix it. | OpinionUniversity of Iowa Health Care's $280 million acquisition of Mission Cancer + Blood in December 2024 led to increased billing charges, prompting Governor Kim Reynolds to request the university halt the extra charges. The author, a former Congressman and retired surgeon, argues that the root cause is Medicare's unequal reimbursement system that pays hospital outpatient departments 247% higher rates than independent physician offices for identical services. The opinion piece calls on Congress to pass site-neutral payment legislation, citing a Committee for a Responsible Budget estimate that such reform could save Medicare $153 billion over 10 years.The Des Moines RegisterReynolds urges UI to end to higher Mission Cancer bills | ExclusiveIowa Governor Kim Reynolds urged University of Iowa Health Care to eliminate higher hospital facility fees being charged to cancer patients following its acquisition of Mission Cancer + Blood in late 2024, with patients reporting hundreds to thousands of dollars in increased out-of-pocket costs since billing changes began in June. UI Health Care CEO Bradley Haws responded that the billing practices are required by federally established regulations governing hospital-based outpatient departments, not discretionary pricing decisions. The controversy comes as Iowa ranks second in the nation for cancer incidence and follows a Reader's Watchdog column exposing the billing changes that angered thousands of patients.The Des Moines RegisterWhy you're paying more after UI Health bought Mission Cancer+BloodUniversity of Iowa Health Care, a nonprofit network, acquired Mission Cancer + Blood for $280 million in late 2024, bringing a 45-year cancer practice with 20 clinics across Iowa into its network. The acquisition integrated the practice with the state's only National Cancer Institute-designated cancer center, with UI Health leaders framing the deal as a way to improve care access, particularly in rural Iowa. The article's title suggests the deal may have led to increased costs for patients.AxiosDes Moines developments we're watching in 2026Des Moines metro developments in 2026 include Kettlestone Social, a food hall and entertainment hub in Waukee, and new tenants for the U.S. Courthouse Annex. The annex will host Mission Cancer and Blood, with RSM McGladrey leasing part of it. Valley West Mall rezoning approval signals upcoming action.Cascade-PartnersOncology at an Inflection Point: How Clinical Innovation is Fueling a New Wave of M&ATherapeutic innovation in precision medicine, immunotherapy, and cell therapies is driving accelerated consolidation across the oncology sector, with the global market projected to grow over 7% annually through 2033 and outpatient infusion services expected to expand at 11%. Notable transactions include Cencora's $7.4 billion acquisition of OneOncology (December 2025), Eli Lilly's $2.5 billion purchase of Scorpion Therapeutics (March 2025), Novartis's $1 billion acquisition of Mariana Oncology (May 2024), and University of Iowa Health Care's $280 million acquisition of Mission Cancer + Blood (December 2024). The convergence of capital-intensive care models, reimbursement complexity, and fragmented market structure is drawing private equity, hospital systems, drug distributors, and insurers into active consolidation, positioning scaled platforms with integrated pharmacy, diagnostics, and research capabilities for sustained growth through the next decade.GlobeNewswireIowa-Based Mission Cancer + Blood Joins the Quality Cancer Care Alliance's National NetworkMission Cancer + Blood, an Iowa-based oncology practice, joined the Quality Cancer Care Alliance Network. The addition brings QCCAN's membership to 495 practitioners at 18 practices across 135 locations. The network is fully independent, with no acquisition or consolidation.