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Sickle Cell Clinic

Children’s Hospital’s Sickle Cell Clinic allows more focused, multi-disciplinary treatment and better ease of access to families battling the rare blood disease.

Sickle Cell Clinic provides Children’s Hospital hematology patients with sickle cell anemia with a comprehensive visit once-a-month. Having a dedicated day allows the team to focus and our families to have a greater sense of support and community with each other. Doctors will have the ability to see their patients and then refer them to other subspecialists (such as cardiology, dental, ophthalmology, neurology, nephrology, physiatry and psychology) as appropriate -- all on the same day. Ancillary team members (such as registered dietitians, social work, child life and chaplains) will also be available to meet each families’ needs.

Having a sickle cell clinic allows this special patient population to receive the family-centered, comprehensive treatment they need without having to compromise their lifestyles.

Triage Nurse Renee takes measure of Jonavin, a sickle cell patient who benefits from the clinic.
Unit Tech Renee takes measure of Jonavin, a sickle cell patient who benefits from the Sickle Cell Clinic.