5 LDRT Providers in Ohio

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There are 5 verified low-dose radiation therapy (LDRT) locations in Ohio, spread across 5 cities: Cincinnati, Cleveland, Kettering, Springfield, Steubenville. Each listing below includes the facility name, address, phone number, joints treated, and whether a physician referral is required.

Verified LDRT Locations in Ohio

Dayton Physicians Network – Greater Dayton Cancer Center

Address: 3120 Governor's Place Blvd, Kettering, Ohio 45409

Phone: 937-293-1622

Website: https://daytonphysicians.com/low-dose-radiation-therapy/

Joints treated: Knee, hip, hand, ankle

Mercy Health – Springfield Cancer Center

Treating physician: Dr. Josh Martin

Address: 148 W. North St., Springfield, Ohio 45504

Phone: 937-323-5001

Website: https://www.mercy.com/news-events/news/springfield/2024/mercy-health-begins-offering-low-dose-radiation-for-osteoarthritis

Joints treated: Knee, hip, hand, thumb, ankle, shoulder, elbow

Tony Teramana Cancer Center – Trinity Health System

Treating physician: Dr. Mark Trombetta

City: Steubenville, Ohio 43952 (call for street address)

Phone: 740-264-8700

Website: https://trinityhealth.com/river-news-tony-teramana-cancer-center-introduces-innovative-osteoarthritis-radiation-therapy-to-the-ohio-valley/

Joints treated: Knee, hand

Referral required: Yes

OHC – Oncology Hematology Care

Treating physician: Dr. Matthew Bertke

Address: 5053 Wooster Road, Cincinnati, Ohio 45226

Phone: 888-649-4800

Website: https://ohcare.com/service/low-dose-radiation-therapy-osteoarthritis/

Joints treated: Hand, finger, knee, hip, ankle, shoulder, spine

Cleveland Clinic – Taussig Cancer Center

Treating physician: Dr. Shauna Campbell

Address: 9500 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio 44195

Phone: 866-223-8100

Website: https://my.clevelandclinic.org/podcasts/cancer-advances/exploring-radiation-therapy-for-osteoarthritis

Joints treated: Knee, hand, wrist, elbow, shoulder, hip, ankle

Referral required: No

What to Ask When You Call

Before scheduling, ask the clinic three questions that determine whether the visit will be productive:

  1. Has your clinic billed insurance for LDRT for osteoarthritis before? Practices with prior billing experience know the procedure codes and have relationships with payers—this matters more than any individual insurer's written policy.
  2. Is prior authorization required? Some insurers require written approval before treatment. A clinic with experience will handle the PA process; ask whether they do.
  3. Which joints does this clinic treat with LDRT? Not every program offers LDRT for every joint. Confirm your specific joint before driving in.

For a fuller guide on cost, coverage codes, and what to expect from insurance, see our Cost & Coverage page.

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Medically reviewed by: Robert Warren Floyd, M.D., Ph.D. — Resident Physician, Radiation Oncology, The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center. Last reviewed: August 2, 2026. Independent personal project — not affiliated with or endorsed by MD Anderson Cancer Center. Funding & independence disclosure.