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CLINICAL CARE CENTER FOR CANCER AND BLOOD DISORDERS
Crucial to our commitment to deliver exceptional care to all children with cancer and blood diseases is the creation of a new, state-of-the-art Clinical Care Center for the Division of Hematology and Oncology at Connecticut Children’s Medical Center. This facility will unite and expand clinical care services, research initiatives and family support programs in one new setting.
With the latest resources and technologies, the Center will go far in strengthening and expanding the excellence at Connecticut Children’s in providing premiere care and treatment to children in Connecticut and Western New England with cancer and blood disorders. A dual focus on serving the patient population and advancing clinical science, will make the Center a a powerful catalyst to help Connecticut Children’s meet its responsibility of providing a comprehensive team approach to each patient and function as a tertiary care resource for our region. The Center will feature:
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8,000 square feet of clinical care space
(Current facilities are 4,000 sq. ft, consisting of the 2nd Floor clinic
and 8th Floor transfusion suite).
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Seven exam rooms
(Current facilities have three exam rooms, located in the 2nd Floor clinic)
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Four private infusion rooms
(Current facilities have seating for three patients in 2nd Floor clinic – common area)
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Four private “day treatment” hospital rooms
(Current facilities have beds for four patients in the transfusion suite on the
8th Floor in a semi-private area)
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Access to expanded waiting areas, a family consult room, a play room and a patient and family resource library
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Adjacent placement to our cancer clinical trials unit which will allow for more seamless coordination and evaluation of the new and emerging therapies.
It will cost over $5,000,000 to renovate and equip the new Center, much of which must be raised through philanthropy. Gift commitments of $10,000, $25,000 and $50,000 and above will be recognized on a plaque prominently displayed at the main entrance to the facility. Please
click here to see the architectural drawing, showing the location of the main donor plaque. Please contact Chris Pates, Director of Development, at (860)240-7624 or
cpates@ccmckids.org or Michelle Green, Development Officer, at (860)240-7639 or
mlgreen@ccmckids.org to learn how you can join with us in this extraordinary effort.
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