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Choosing a Blood Cancer Specialist or a Treatment Center

Taking an active role in making decisions regarding your treatment can have a positive effect on your health and quality of life. One of your first choices as an active participant in your care is to either select a specialist to manage your treatment or to choose a treatment center.

You may be seeking a blood cancer specialist or a treatment center because you:

  • Are currently having lab and/or imaging tests to confirm or rule out a blood cancer diagnosis
  • Have recently been diagnosed with a blood cancer and want to explore your treatment options
  • Are in treatment but want to explore other options
  • Have relapsed disease and want to get another medical (second) opinion about treatment
  • Have consulted with specialists who provided differing recommendations and you want a second opinion.

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