Housing

If you are coming to Seattle from out of town to receive care at Seattle Cancer Care Alliance, you will want to make your temporary housing arrangements as soon as you have an arrival date. SCCA offers several housing options for patients, including the newly opened SCCA House, the Pete Gross House, and for pediatric patients, Seattle's Ronald McDonald House.

SCCA House for Seattle Cancer Care Alliance patients seeking temporary lodging during treatment.  This is a brand new, state-of-the-art facility that provides a healing environment for those needing a place for a few nights, weeks, or even months. There are 80 suites in three different room sizes. Conveniently located a few blocks, (one-half mile from) from SCCA. For more details on amenities and prices, click here.

Pete Gross House Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center's Pete Gross House is a 70-unit apartment facility located less than one-half mile from SCCA. These apartments have been specifically furnished and designed for the comfort of patients and families.

Ronald McDonald House offers space for 80 pediatric patients and their family members being treated at Seattle Children’s and Seattle Cancer Care Alliance, who live at least 45 miles away.

UWMC Hospitality House (The Collegiana) offers spacious, quiet rooms located three blocks from UWMC-Roosevelt, with nearby access to UWMC via a free shuttle. The Collegiana has free internet access, free laundry and a full kitchen in the common areas.

Note: Patients undergoing marrow or stem-cell transplants are asked to live within a 20- to 30-minute drive (in heavy traffic) from the medical facilities.

Contact our housing coordinator at (206) 288-7263 or email housing@seattlecca.org if you have any questions or concerns.

11-13-2009

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