Living well after a cancer diagnosis requires a team of dedicated, sophisticated hematologists (blood disease specialists) devoted to managing every aspect of treatment. At Allegheny Health Network Cancer Institute, we provide the personalized, sophisticated care you need and deserve.
Our hematology experts specialize in treating:
At the Cancer Institute, you can expect patient-centric, sophisticated care. You meet with your hematology team typically within three days of your diagnosis. We review every aspect of your diagnosis and discuss a treatment plan with you and your family.
We also cater to your emotional needs after diagnosis. We know the logistics of cancer treatment can be overwhelming. We offer a Navigation Team that coordinates appointments, answers questions, and provides guidance. An oncology social worker helps patients and families cope with the emotional aspects of living with cancer. And our robust support services help you live comfortably during treatment.
Learn more about why people choose us for treating leukemia, lymphoma and myeloma.
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Thanks to our on-site laboratories, including our renowned Molecular Hematology Laboratory, we can analyze blood tests within days and quickly design a treatment plan tailored to the particular cancer. The sooner you begin treatment, the higher the chances of a successful outcome. Find out more about diagnosing leukemia, lymphoma, and myeloma.
We offer the most rigorous treatment options in the region. Allegheny Health Network Cancer Institute is home to the Allegheny Health Network Cell Transplantation Program. Our program is accredited by the Foundation for the Accreditation of Cellular Therapy (FACT), ensuring the highest quality care.
We offer cutting-edge treatments designed to keep you living your life, including:
Our exclusive blood and bone marrow transplant program is approved by both the Alliance for Clinical Trials in Oncology for conducting research and by the National Marrow Donor Program, so you’ll have the best chance of being matched with a donor.
At the Cancer Institute, we treat the following leukemia, lymphoma, and myeloma disorders:
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Call the AHN Cancer Help Line anytime at (412) NURSE-4-U (412) 687-7348 to schedule a cancer-related appointment or to just talk with our nurses about diagnoses, treatments, and side effects.
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