Jacksonville Mayo Clinic & Proton Therapy Institute
Enjoy a comfortable lodging experience at our Jacksonville, Florida hotel. Discover well-appointed accommodations, courteous service, and such quality amenities as complimentary hot breakfast, fitness center, outdoor pool, and complimentary high-speed wireless Internet. We're also within easy reach of top medical facilities, including the Mayo Clinic and Florida Proton Institute, making convenient for friends or relatives of patients to stay nearby. 
Mayo Clinic -
The Mayo Clinic is the world's first and largest integrated, not-for-profit group practice, featuring doctors from every medical specialty. The largest facility at the Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville, Florida is the eight-story Davis Building. Other patient facilities include the Mayo Building and the Cannaday Building. In the Birdsall Medical Research Building, there are 10 laboratories where scientists focus their energies and expertise on solving the mysteries of such neurological diseases as Alzheimer's. The Griffin Cancer Research Building, which was completed in 2002, is the first building on the campus in Jacksonville dedicated to cancer research. Opened in 2008, the Mayo Clinic Hospital brings together top high technology with attention to detail that equals unparalleled patient care. For more information, visit www.mayoclinic.org/jacksonville.
University of Florida Proton Therapy Institute -
The University of Florida Proton Therapy Institute is committed to changing the way cancer is treated, as well as the way in which patients experience cancer treatment. Proton therapy is the newest, least invasive, and most promising tool to do just that. At the heart of this therapy is that fact that a patient who receives conventional radiation therapy for cancer is exposed to X-rays. And while this treatment destroys tumors, it may also cause severe harm to the surrounding areas. When protons enter the body, they are aimed directly at the tumor site. That means less radiation exposure to that healthy tissue, which results in fewer treatment complications. For more information, visit www.floridaproton.org.
