Englewood Hospital and Medical Center Presents Survivors Rock (dedicated)

It hasn’t been the easiest few months (or years). Since the cancer diagnosis, your life has been upended and you’ve had to get used to a new normal, one that you often don’t particularly care for. Some days are okay and some are really, really hard. But you’re making it. You’re putting one foot in front of the other and getting this thing done. And that’s something worth celebrating. YOU are something worth celebrating. So let’s get this party started!

Join Englewood Hospital and Medical Center on Sunday, June 3^rd for Survivors Rock 2018, a rock concert dedicated to cancer survivors and their families. Wherever you are on your cancer journey, put your worries to the side for a few hours and just revel in some great music in the company of a whole lot of people who might not know exactly what you’ve been experiencing, but who are certainly familiar with the road you are traveling.

The concert will feature N.E.D – No Evidence of Disease, a band made up of five gynecologic oncology surgeons on a mission to save lives. Hailing from all over the country, these doctor musicians have turned their ability to entertain into a powerful movement to give a voice to the individuals and their loved ones who have been affected by cancer. Their songs are designed to empower patients, give them hope and break the silence around certain types of cancer. As a leading provider of innovative cancer treatment and individualized care, Englewood Hospital and Medical Center is the perfect host for these entertaining crusaders and disrupters.

With a special opening performance by Jamie Janoff and friends, this concert is sure to be a night you won’t forget. Englewood Hospital and Medical Center invites survivors of all ages to this evening of free music. House doors open at 6:00 p.m., theater doors open at 6:30. Seating is general admission. Additional ticketing information can be found at https://www.englewoodhealth.org. Mark your calendars for this special event because there is no more joyful music to your ears than when you hear the words “No Evidence of Disease.”