For Newly Diagnosed
If you or someone you know has recently been diagnosed with cancer, you're probably thinking hard about what to do next. Educating yourself about your disease and understanding the various treatment options is a good start. However, your most important decision is selecting where to get your cancer treated.
Where You're Treated First Matters Most
The first treatment you receive for cancer is by far the most important. That's why your first choice in a treatment center needs to be the right one.What to Look for in a Cancer Center
The best place to receive cancer care is at a comprehensive cancer center, where physicians specialize in taking care of people with your specific type of cancer. A comprehensive cancer center has many features that you can ask about when you’re looking for the best place to receive care.Diseases and Treatments
Read about the cancers and blood disorders treated by expert physicians from SCCA and its parent organizations: Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, UW Medicine, and Seattle Children's.Patient Support & Housing
SCCA believes in family-centered care and offers a variety of support services for both patients and their families.“Patient Power” Webcasts
Hosted by Andrew Schorr, Patient Power is a series of interviews with SCCA's expert doctors, patients, survivors, and family members.Map and Directions
Here are directions on how to get to the SCCA and Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center campus located at South Lake Union.Participate in a Study
Find out if taking part in one of the many ongoing clinical studies at SCCA is right for you.Contact Us
Find out how to refer a patient, make an appointment, or get additional information about SCCA.
Map & Directions
Driving directions to SCCA on South Lake Union.
Driving directions to SCCA on South Lake Union.
Patient Guide to Clinical Studies
Find out more about clinical studies, what they are, and how to participate in them.