Ackerman Cancer Center

Ackerman Cancer Center on this page is the radiation-oncology clinic at 10881 San Jose Boulevard, Jacksonville, FL 32223, in Mandarin. Google Places lists the phone as (904) 880-5522. An earlier catalog neighborhood of Southside was wrong. San Jose Boulevard south of Interstate 295 is Mandarin. This page is not the smaller Ackerman office at 2 Shircliff Way in Riverside, and it is not UF Health Proton Therapy Institute or Mayo Clinic’s later proton plans. Public ratings on this page are stored snapshots, not live scores. Google Places currently lists Ackerman Cancer Center at 5.0 from 343 reviews for 10881 San Jose Boulevard, the same place ID stored here. Stay Safe Jax has no stored Yelp rating, so the headline is the Google snapshot: 5.0 from 343 reviews. Those numbers do not refresh when someone opens the page. A perfect 5.0 from hundreds of reviews is a large, unusually strong consumer file. Stay Safe Jax does not treat it as a one-review fake, and it does not invent a scandal to offset it. The Jacksonville Daily Record reported on October 4, 2019, that founder Dr. Scot Ackerman brought proton therapy into a physician-owned private practice, that the Mandarin San Jose Boulevard system opened in 2015 at a cost of about $30 million, and that First Coast Oncology later became Ackerman Cancer Center. The paper said he had opened an Amelia Island location in 1998 and planned a second proton machine. Imaging Technology News reported in October 2015 that Mevion announced a second S250 system for the Jacksonville center after the first unit began treating patients that April. Stay Safe Jax does not claim a later machine count that those stories do not prove. Google currently lists hours Monday through Friday 5:30 a.m. to 10:00 p.m., Saturday 6:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., and Sunday closed. Google Places lists wheelchair-accessible parking, entrance, restroom, and seating. Stay Safe Jax did not independently inspect the building. Call (904) 880-5522 if you need a specific accommodation. Stay Safe Jax leaves warning flags at 0. Ackerman Cancer Center on San Jose Boulevard is a Mandarin radiation-oncology clinic with a very strong Google snapshot, early weekday hours, and sourced 2015–2019 proton coverage. The tone follows that evidence. Stay Safe Jax does not add the clinic’s own website. Residents looking for the Riverside satellite should not use this Mandarin card as their map pin.