Target the Cancer.
Treat the Patient.
Top Cancer Center in Scottsdale, AZ
Looking for the best cancer treatment center in Arizona? Dayspring Cancer Clinic is a top-rated, boutique cancer clinic in Scottsdale, AZ, built around one idea: target the cancer, treat the patient. For 15 years, our clinic has provided truly individualized cancer care rooted in peer-reviewed research, offering an alternative to conventional chemotherapy and radiation — treatments that can damage healthy cells and, in some cases, contribute to more aggressive cancer growth. Instead, our expert cancer care team designs targeted, non-toxic therapies that work to strengthen the body's natural ability to heal while simultaneously working against the tumor.
What Makes Dayspring the Best Cancer Treatment Center in Arizona
The right cancer center is the one that treats you as an individual, not a diagnosis code. By intentionally limiting our practice to a select number of patients, Dayspring ensures every person receives the highest level of individualized attention — minimizing wasted treatment, unnecessary costs, and unproven "one-size-fits-all" protocols. We stand apart from both conventional treatment centers and other alternative cancer clinics: our science-backed, integrative therapies are built around each patient's unique genetic makeup, with no hidden fees or upselling. One flat treatment cost covers all necessary therapies.
Published Research-Supported Therapies
Genetic vs. Generic: Why Individualized Cancer Care Works Better
A key part of our process is advanced genetic testing, including karyogram analysis — essentially a genetic map of your cancer cells. Two patients with the exact same type and stage of cancer can have completely different karyograms, meaning their ideal treatments should be different too. This is why a generic, mass-produced protocol often falls short, while a personalized, genetic-first approach gives patients the best chance at a meaningful outcome.
Cancer Treatment and Care in Scottsdale, AZ — Can a Patient Live 20 Years?
Yes — many cancer patients live 20+ years and beyond, especially with early detection, an individualized treatment plan, and consistent long-term care that treats the whole body, not just the tumor. Longevity after a cancer diagnosis depends heavily on cancer type, stage at diagnosis, overall health, and how well the treatment plan is tailored to the individual — which is exactly why personalized care matters.
Karyograms of two colon cancers
NOT THE SAME!
Patient A
Patient B
Types of Cancer We Treat at Our Scottsdale Cancer Center
Our Scottsdale cancer center treats all types of cancer, including breast, prostate, lung, colon/rectal, bladder, kidney, non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, endometrial, pancreatic, leukemia, thyroid, and liver cancer — and if your specific cancer isn't listed, our metabolic, immune-targeted methodology is precise enough to be tailored to any cancer type. Patients from across Arizona and the country travel to our Scottsdale clinic at 2401 N. Hayden Rd. for a genuinely individualized alternative to conventional cancer treatment.
Schedule a Consultation at Our Scottsdale Cancer Center
Schedule a consultation with our Scottsdale-based medical team and discover how a personalized, non-toxic, research-supported treatment plan could work for you or a loved one.
Dayspring Expertise
Our programs address all types of cancers.
Some of the most common cancers treated:
What Cancer Patients Need Most: Our 4-Part Framework
Based on years of patient feedback, four things matter most when choosing a cancer center: (1) a director and staff who make you feel like a person, not a number; (2) individual attention from a clinic small enough to focus on your specific cancer; (3) a team that keeps family informed and supported, reducing anxiety for everyone involved; and (4) affordability — precise, targeted care avoids the waste of generic treatment plans.
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Director and staff
This is one of the biggest factors in a positive patient experience. Expertise is paramount, but do you feel comfortable with how the staff also interacts with you? Do feel like they want you there or are you just another number?
Try scheduling a call with the doctor, learn from past patients, and visit the clinic if you can.
Individual attention
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Is this a small or large clinic? If the patient volume is too large, will you be able to receive the personalized attention that your care demands? No one cancer is the same even if they fall into a similar category and no one patient is the same either. If a clinic is able to focus on your needs as well as your specific cancer, the likelihood that your care being better increases.
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Family matters
Does the clinic pay attention to making sure that your loved ones are also considered? Do they take the time to answer questions or include them throughout the process? Doctors and staff that are able to connect with your family can also help reduce anxiety and stress which is critical in facilitating the best outcomes.
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Affordability
When care isn’t personalized, or there is a standard set of generic treatments based on a broad diagnosis, the likelihood of receiving treatments patients may not really need increases. The more precise a diagnosis is including the associated therapies, the less wasteful the care for patients will be reducing the time and costs that come with it.
What Our Patients Say
Emilema
Advanced Stage 4 Colon Cancer
Cathy
Breast Cancer Survivor
Alternative Cancer Treatment
Hi Dr. Dickens,
I searched on internet for alternative treatments and I only contacted your clinic and I came. Now I know I did the right thing. I am so lucky. Thanks all of you!
~ Hong
Hey Doc, check this out! [PET/CT shows NED liver lesion. NED = No Evidence of Disease meaning nothing is visible.]
Thank you with all my heart for what you did for me and Pat!
Just got this yesterday.
With you’re 49% teaching me how to use the other 51%, we made it happen
I know I still have work to do, but I can now focus on the future, without having the “big C” hanging over my head.
Of course this leads to questions.
Do I continue to take the meds that I have, or are there new and different ones?
Please let me know
And Thank you again!
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Your Dayspring Team
Dean R. Silver, M.D. MD (H)
Medical Advisory Board
Katia Marin
LNA Nurse
Michael Kessler, DC
Genetic Testing Specialist
Andrew Dickens, NMD
Medical Director
Krystyna Wolski, DDS, DMD, MD, MD(H)
Dental-Body Connection Specialist
Marissa Candia
Patient Care Coordinator
Sharon Danley
Biofield Tuning/Eden Energy Medicine Therapist
