Prostate Cancer Patient Events

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Live webinars and in-person events where patients, caregivers, and experts connect, ask questions, and learn together.

Live webinars and in-person events where patients, caregivers, and experts connect, ask questions, and learn together.

EDUCATIONAL WEBINAR

With Jack Cassell, MD
UF Health Leesburg Hospital

October 27, 2026 | 4:00 pm ET
Mount Dora, FL

Hosted by Focal One

EDUCATIONAL WEBINAR

With Stephen Scionti, MD
Lakewood Ranch Medical Center

November 18, 2026 | 4:30 pm ET
Sarasota, FL

Hosted by Focal One

Watch on-demand educational webinars led by prostate cancer experts with questions from real patients. These sessions are designed to help you better understand your diagnosis, available treatment options, and the patient experience before, during, and after treatment.

Maywood, IL

Gopal Gupta, MD

"So what are the advantages of HIFU? First of all, it's non-invasive. There's no incision. We're not using a scalpel. There's no scar, no radiation.”

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Jefferson, LA

Rohith Arcot, MD

"PSA is a good way to screen for prostate cancer."

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Spokane, WA

Evan Carlos, MD

"I think the real sweet spot for HIFU [treatment] is the intermediate risk patient.”

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New Brunswick, NJ

David M. Golombos, MD

"There is no incisions, and there is no radiation... It is an organ-sparing option, again, for well-selected patients."

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Dallas, TX

Jacob Taylor, MD

"In the HIFU group [in the HIFI Study], there was better functional outcomes, less incontinence, better preserved erectile function and surgery."

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Camden, NJ

Daisy Obiora, MD

"A PSA [prostate-specific antigen test] is a blood test that measures the level of a protein that is produced by tissue in the prostate. So, prostate cancer is typically diagnosed after men get something that we call a PSA."

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Milton, MA

James Lin, MD

"There's no cutting, there's really no blood loss, there's no harmful radiation beams. And it's non-invasive."

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Paterson, NJ

Keith Christiansen, MD

"There's no incision, so you don't have to worry about too much about limiting stressful activity or strenuous exercise. Once the catheter comes out, most men are able to resume normal activity."

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Greenville, SC

Patrick Springhart, MD

“Every single person is a unique individual. And every single person deserves individualized care.”

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Jonesboro, AR

Emma Jacobs, MD

“This is done with just an ultrasound probe, so we don’t have any incisions… Typically, people go home the same day… Once that catheter comes out, you’re basically back to regular life with no restrictions.”

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Rochester, NY

Fernando Caumont, MD

“We kill cancer, and we minimize side effects. Lower risk of incontinence, lower risk of rectal function, lower risk of bowel issues.”

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Boise, ID

Nicholas Kuntz, MD

“HIFU is high-intensity focused ultrasound… energy using sound waves is targeted to a very small area, which destroys tissue through thermal energy.”

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Allentown, PA

Angelo Baccala, MD

"Prostate cancer can be treated — and we’re going to talk about a way it can be treated in a very minimally invasive way, if you’re a candidate."

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Austin, TX

Sandeep Mistry, MD

“It can maintain your quality of life — having you back to work quickly and back to your regular activities shortly after the procedure.”

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"It was so quick. It's non-invasive. There was no cutting and no radiation [...] After I had the procedure, I found that I was able to get out and do whatever I wanted to do"

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Live webinars and in-person events where patients, caregivers, and experts connect, ask questions, and learn together.

Live webinars and in-person events where patients, caregivers, and experts connect, ask questions, and learn together.

Maywood, IL

Gopal Gupta, MD

"So what are the advantages of HIFU? First of all, it's non-invasive. There's no incision. We're not using a scalpel. There's no scar, no radiation.”

Jefferson, LA

Rohith Arcot, MD

Spokane, WA

Evan Carlos, MD

"I think the real sweet spot for HIFU [treatment] is the intermediate risk patient.” Watch the Webinar

New Brunswick, NJ

David M. Golombos, MD

"There is no incisions, and there is no radiation... It is an organ-sparing option, again, for well-selected patients."

Dallas, TX

Jacob Taylor, MD

Camden, NJ

Daisy Obiora, MD

"A PSA [prostate-specific antigen test] is a blood test that measures the level of a protein that is produced by tissue in the prostate. So, prostate cancer is typically diagnosed after men get something that we call a PSA."

Milton, MA

James Lin, MD

"There's no cutting, there's really no blood loss, there's no harmful radiation beams. And it's non-invasive."

Paterson, NJ

Keith Christiansen, MD

Greenville, SC

Patrick Springhart, MD

Jonesboro, AR

Emma Jacobs, MD

“This is done with just an ultrasound probe, so we don’t have any incisions… Typically, people go home the same day… Once that catheter comes out, you’re basically back to regular life with no restrictions.”

Rochester, NY

Fernando Caumont, MD

“We kill cancer, and we minimize side effects. Lower risk of incontinence, lower risk of rectal function, lower risk of bowel issues.”

Boise, ID

Nicholas Kuntz, MD

“HIFU is high-intensity focused ultrasound… energy using sound waves is targeted to a very small area, which destroys tissue through thermal energy.”

Allentown, PA

Angelo Baccala, MD

"Prostate cancer can be treated — and we’re going to talk about a way it can be treated in a very minimally invasive way, if you’re a candidate."

Austin, TX

Sandeep Mistry, MD

“It can maintain your quality of life — having you back to work quickly and back to your regular activities shortly after the procedure.”

"I think the real sweet spot for HIFU [treatment] is the intermediate risk patient.”

Watch the Webinar