Patient Support
The decision to have a bone-marrow (hematopoietic stem-cell) transplant for your child will launch your entire family on a journey that involves many life changes. The support services at Seattle Cancer Care Alliance and Seattle Children's are here for you and your child.
Children who need a transplant and their parents, siblings, family, and friends will face many challenges along the way. Understanding the disease, as well as the tests and treatments your child will have, presents one type of challenge. The disruption to normal routines and family life can require a big adjustment. Worry about your child’s health may be overwhelming at times.
SCCA House
SCCA House - short term patient housing at Seattle Cancer Care Alliance.
Logistical Support
Resources for getting around SCCA and Seattle for both in-town and out-of-town patients.
Medical Support
Useful information for patients including advice about nutrition, symptom management and physical therapy.
Support Specific to Children
Resources for children and their parents as they cope with disease and its treatment into the healing process.
Emotional Support
Learn about the support services that SCCA offers to help patients and their families through their treatment journey.
Patient Safety
Patient safety is our number one priority. Read about the proactive steps that SCCA has taken to ensure a safe health care experience for you and your family.
Transition Services
Our Transition Services team will help you prepare for transitions throughout your transplant process.
Long-Term Follow-Up
It will take time for your child to recover from a bone marrow or stem cell transplant. Read about this special program that will help them through it.