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617-724-1124
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Yawkey Outpatient Center
7th Floor, Suite 7B |
Our
Services
The Center for Leukemia integrates the best in clinical
care, research and support services to provide comprehensive,
compassionate care for patients diagnosed with acute or
chronic leukemia. We provide treatment for all types
and stages of leukemia and related disorders including Acute
Lymphoblastic Leukemia, Acute Myelogeneous Leukemia, Chronic
Lymphocytic Leukemia, Chronic Myelogenous Leukemia, Hairy
Cell Leukemia, Lymphoblastic Lymphoma, Myelodysplasia, Myelofibrosis.
In most cases, patients are seen
within 24 hours of contacting the program and undergo
a complete evaluation so that treatment can begin as quickly
as possible. Because of the varieties and complexities
of leukemia, treatment must be carefully tailored for each
patient by providing:
- A multi-disciplinary team works together to create individualized
treatment programs that provide optimal care for the best
possible outcome.
- Second Opinions
- From outstanding conventional treatments to the latest
in investigational drug therapies and bone marrow transplantation,
our patients have access to a variety of treatment options,
including some that are not readily available elsewhere.
- To speak to a physician after hours, please call:
617-724-5700 beeper # 31343 to speak with a physician.
Advanced
Treatments
- Hematopathology consultations from leading specialists
in the field, encompassing the latest diagnostic tests,
cytogenetics, molecular diagnostics and flow cyometry
- Access to the Bone Marrow
Transplant Program and to innovative and novel therapies
such as umbilical cord blood transplantation.
- Treatment of AIDS related malignancies
- Clinical trials using the most novel medicines and treatment
strategies available
- State-of-the art transfusion and blood product support
- Affiliation with the Center for Regenerative Medicine
and Technology to increase understanding of the leukemias
at the stem cell level
Support
& Coping
Treatment for leukemia often involves temporary and sometimes
permanent changes that affect a patient’s life and place
stress on the entire family.
We are dedicated to addressing the physical, psychological
and spiritual needs of all of our patients and their families
by providing access to a wide range of free educational and
support services.
To find information on support groups, education workshops,
and wellness services offered this month, please view the
HOPES
calendar.
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