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About Our Natchez Location
Mary Bird Perkins Cancer Center in Natchez offers Adams County area residents access to
leading-edge radiation therapy and other supplemental services. The Cancer Center’s
compassionate, highly experienced medical staff and treatment team are dedicated to
providing the most advanced cancer care in a comfortable, supportive setting.
Services Offered At Our Baton Rouge Location
Mary Bird Perkins Cancer Center in Natchez offers Adams County area residents access to
leading-edge radiation therapy and other supplemental services. The Cancer Center’s
compassionate, highly experienced medical staff and treatment team are dedicated to
providing the most advanced cancer care in a comfortable, supportive setting.
Planning a Visit to the Center?
Covid-19 Update
Mary Bird Perkins Cancer Center is committed to helping keep our patients and community safe and healthy. As a result, our visitation policy has been modified accordingly during this time. Prior to arrival, please review visitation restrictions, as well as important details regarding masks and screening.
OUR FACILITY
Directions
From Highway 61 South turn right onto
Jeff Davis Blvd. Drive about 1/4 mile and turn left at the Cancer Center sign, follow the road all the way to the end.
From Highway 61 North, go left to
continue onto Sgt. Prentiss Drive,
continue about five miles then take a left
onto Jeff Davis Blvd. Drive about 1/4 mile
and take a left at the Cancer Center sign
and continue on to the end of the road.
Meet the Medical Staff
at our Natchez location
Gregory Cotter, M.D, FACRO, FACR
Dr. Gregory Cotter is the radiation oncologist at Mary Bird Perkins Cancer Center in
Natchez. After completing his undergraduate studies and internship at the University of
Alabama, Dr. Cotter received his medical degree from the University of South Alabama’s
College of Medicine. He completed his residency at Washington University in St. Louis.
