What to Expect

Deciding to have a transplant is the first step in a new and challenging phase of your journey. There will be much to prepare for, not only for your transplant, but also for your recovery. The information provided below will help guide you through the process. Your transplant care coordinator will provide you with more details once you are a patient at Seattle Cancer Care Alliance.

Planning Ahead

Deciding to have a transplant is a significant event in your life and planning for your transplant is important.

Where Will I Be Seen?

Getting around SCCA's Transplant Clinic and University of Washington Medical Center.

Getting Around

The Transplant Process – 7 Steps

Your First Visit

Your first appointment at SCCA, your transplant workup and arrival conference.

Transition Services

The Caregiver Role

Caregivers are essential to helping transplant patients through the treatment process.

Transition Services

Help with transitioning from the hospital to the SCCA clinic and to home.

Long-Term Follow-Up

Your care doesn't end when you leave SCCA.