Children and adolescents with all forms of non-malignant (not cancerous) blood disorders, including conditions such as anemias, bleeding problems, blood clots, platelet disorders and red and white blood cell disorders, are treated through by physicians and staff members in the hematology service.
The comprehensive hemophilia and thrombophilia program is a federally designated regional hemophilia treatment center that provides comprehensive services to children with bleeding and thrombotic (clotting) disorders.
The program provides treatment to children with medical conditions including:
The hemoglobin disorders program works to improve the health and well-being of patients affected by hemoglobin-based diseases within a kid-friendly, family-focused environment.
We are also dedicated to pursuing research that enhances treatment options and strives for cures to these diseases.
Our staff primarily treats patients with the following two conditions; we also provide diagnosis and treatment for a variety of other hemoglobin disorders: