Cancer and Blood Disorders Services
Seattle Children’s treats all childhood blood disorders and cancers — including rare and complex diseases.
Our doctors, nurses and many other staff members are experts at working with children of all ages, from infants through teens.
We offer a wide range of diagnostic services and treatments, including the very latest options. Because our doctors take part in national and international research studies, and often lead them, we can offer new treatment options that many other hospitals cannot give their patients.
More About Our Services
- Oncology Program
We treat a wide range of cancers and tumors in children and teens. In 2007, Child magazine ranked Seattle Children’s as one of the top 10 oncology programs for children and adolescents in the nation. - Hematology Program
We care for children of all ages with many types of blood disorders, including problems with blood cells, bone marrow and clotting. Our experts diagnose and treat these diseases, and we offer testing and counseling for families concerned about inherited blood problems. - Clinical trials
Seattle Children’s is a leader in pediatric cancer research, including clinical trials of novel therapies — new drugs or other new treatment approaches that are available only to patients in studies. - Non-malignant Transplant Program
Our Non-malignant Transplant Program provides care for children who have a disease other than cancer that may be helped by a hematopoietic cell transplant. - Hematopoietic Cell Transplant Program
We have one of the largest centers in the world for transplants of stem cells — including bone marrow transplants, peripheral blood stem cell transplants and cord blood transplants. - Adolescent and Young Adult (AYA) Cancer Program
This program gives expert medical care and support to teens and young adults into their late 20s with all forms of cancer. - Sickle Cell Program
This program, based at Odessa Brown Children’s Clinic, provides care for children with sickle cell disease and consultation about the disease for healthcare providers. We also test for sickle cell trait and provide information to anyone who wants to know more about sickle cell. - Bone Marrow Failure Program
Through our Bone Marrow Failure Program, we diagnose and treat problems or conditions that can cause bone marrow failure. - Bone Tumor and Sarcoma Clinic
Children with bone tumors and sarcoma get team-based care through this clinic, which brings together many types of healthcare providers. - Neuro-oncology Clinic
Our Neuro-oncology Clinic was one of the first multidisciplinary clinics in the country to address the needs of children with brain and spinal tumors. We are the largest pediatric brain tumor center in the Northwest and one of the busiest in the United States. - Radiation Therapy Service
We have the only radiation oncologist dedicated to pediatric care in Washington, Alaska, Montana and Idaho. - Ambulatory Infusion Unit
The Ambulatory Infusion Unit provides blood products, chemotherapy and other IV infusions for patients with a wide range of health conditions. - Long-Term Follow-up (ACCESS)
ACCESS provides guidance to anyone who had treatment for cancer as a child. ACCESS stands for "After Cancer Care Ends, Survivorship Starts."