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University of Cincinnati launches treatment and research center focused on blood cancer

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Clinical services in the facility began Monday, following the grand opening ceremony. However, additional wings of the center including research labs, and a wellness area for nutrition and mind and movement therapies are scheduled to open throughout 2024 and into 2025.

The University of Cincinnati Cancer Center inaugurated a new treatment center dedicated specifically to blood cancers Monday. The university is calling it the first state-of-the-art center devoted to blood cancer care in the United States.a new treatment center dedicated specifically to blood cancers Monday. The university is calling it the first state-of-the-art center devoted to blood cancer care in the United States.

Key features of the center include 30 inpatient beds, outpatient services, infusion clinics and survivorship and supportive services. The idea behind the center is to enable patients to seek various forms of treatment and care in a single location.

 

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