OHSU Bone Marrow Transplant (Adult) Advertises Stem Cell Therapy in Portland, Oregon

OHSU Bone Marrow Transplant (Adult) is a clinic in Portland, OR, advertising bone marrow and stem cell transplant services for adults and children at the OHSU Knight Cancer Institute. Its website lists transplant volumes, clinical trial participation, and support services for patients and families.

The clinic advertises a bone marrow/stem cell transplant program for adults and children at the OHSU Knight Cancer Institute. Its website states it has performed more than 4,500 bone marrow and stem cell transplants in adults and children. The practice lists more than 3,800 transplants in adults, including about 1,800 allogeneic transplants, and more than 700 transplants in children.

Dr. Richard Maziarz is the medical director of the adult program since 1994. Dr. Brandon Hayes-Lattin is described as a specialist in bone marrow/stem cell transplants. Andy Chen, M.D., Ph.D., is listed as an expert in blood cancers and bone marrow/stem cell transplants. Dr. Rachel Cook is the medical director of the Northwest Marrow Transplant Program. Dr. Eneida Nemecek is the director of the pediatric transplant program.

The practice advertises more than 40 clinical trials. The adult transplant clinic's infusion unit has 12 private rooms. The inpatient transplant unit in OHSU Hospital has 30 private rooms with HEPA filtration.

The practice lists cancer social workers, a nurse navigator, and a Bone Marrow Transplant Survivorship Program. It also lists housing assistance and financial support for patients.