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Blood Cancer United Clinical Trial Support Center (CTSC) Nurse Navigators are available, at no cost, to help healthcare professionals and patients find and answer questions about clinical trials. 

Our Nurse Navigators are specially trained not only in blood cancers and clinical trials, but also in patient education and support.  Physicians, their care teams, and their patients and caregivers have direct access to their CTSC Nurse Navigator throughout the trial search and enrollment process, and while patients are in the trials.

How to refer

Please complete the referral form below and select “My Patient" at the top of the form. By completing and submitting this form, you represent you are authorized to share the information of the patient, including the patient's medical information, with Blood Cancer United. When this form is received, a CTSC Nurse Navigator will contact the patient and complete a clinical trial search. We will also communicate our search results with the HCP.

Complete the referral form


HIPAA authorization form

If your organization’s existing HIPAA authorization form does not cover this request, below is a draft HIPAA Authorization form for your consideration and/or use that you may print, have your patient complete, and then maintain for your own records.


Contact us

If you have any questions, please email [email protected].

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