Fred Hutchinson Transplant Program at SCCA
Over the years, thousands of patients diagnosed with leukemia, lymphoma, myelodysplasia, multiple myeloma, and other malignant and non-malignant blood disorders have come to the Fred Hutchinson Transplant Program at SCCA. And for good reason:
Best Transplant Outcomes in the U.S.
The Fred Hutchinson Transplant Program at SCCA was ranked first in outcomes in a four-year study by the National Marrow Donor Program (NMDP) that measured one-year survival rates of patients among 122 transplant centers in the United States.
Most Experienced Transplant Center in the World
The Hutchinson Center has performed more transplants than any other transplant center in the world. And patients who choose to have their transplants at centers that perform a high number of such procedures generally have better outcomes.
Access to the Latest Transplant Research and Techniques
Clinical use of bone-marrow and stem-cell transplantation was first developed at the Hutchinson Center and one of The Hutchinson Center's founders, Dr. E. Donnall Thomas, won the Nobel Prize in 1990 for this ground-breaking work. Since then the Hutchinson Center has pioneered new types of transplants, including mini-transplants, cord-blood transplants and the use of stem-cell transplants for variety of cancers and genetic and immune disorders, such as multiple sclerosis, scleroderma, and lymphoma.
Talk to a Transplant Doctor
If your disease has progressed to the point to where you've been advised to consider a bone-marrow transplant, please give us a call at (800) 804-8824. A transplant doctor from the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center bone-marrow transplant program is available for phone consultations Monday through Friday, 8:30am to 5:00pm Pacific time.Bone Marrow Transplant Facts
Learn more about the different types of bone marrow transplants and the diseases and disorders that they’re intended to treat.Our Doctors
Our doctors are members of Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center and UW Medicine and are committed to providing the best possible care for bone-marrow transplant patients who come to SCCA for treatment.What to Expect
Getting a bone-marrow transplant is a life-changing experience. Here’s a quick overview of what to expect when you come to SCCA for treatment.Participate in a Study
Participation in a clinical study is an option that nearly half of bone-marrow transplant patients choose when they come to SCCA for treatment. Find out why.Patient Stories
Read about some amazing people who have had bone-marrow transplants at SCCA.Patient Support
Getting a bone-marrow transplant isn’t always easy, so SCCA has set up several programs, classes, and services to smooth out the experience for both patients and their families.Pediatric Transplants
Children and teenagers who need a bone-marrow transplant are treated at SCCA's parent organization, Seattle Children's, by a world-class medical team who understands the special care required for pediatric patients.News
Cancer treatment is always improving as researchers learn more about its causes and means to prevent it. Read the latest news about research findings and medical breakthroughs here.
Patient Guide to Clinical Studies
Find out more about clinical studies, what they are, and how to participate in them.
Find out more about clinical studies, what they are, and how to participate in them.
BMT Webcasts
Fred Hutchinson Tranplant Program doctors discuss the latest in bone-marrow transplantation.
Fred Hutchinson Tranplant Program doctors discuss the latest in bone-marrow transplantation.