State-of-the-Art Services

A separate 30-bed unit in an inpatient tower built in 2008 is dedicated to the bone marrow transplant service. Rooms are spacious with comfortable seating and windows. The nursing and support staff are specifically trained to work with the Myeloma and transplant patient population. Each nurse is assigned to patients based on acuity and individual needs of the patient.

Our outpatient clinic is housed in the Jackson T. Stephens Spine & Neurosciences Institute. The clinic consists of examination rooms and a comfortable waiting area. Some patients may be treated in the Myeloma Infusion Center on the first floor of the Winthrop P. Rockefeller Cancer Institute, depending on the stage of their treatment course. And, other patients who are having transplants performed on an outpatient basis may be cared for on a special unit located near the inpatient tower.

Laboratory and diagnostic services are located throughout the hospital complex. Transportation through the interior of the complex is available for those who require assistance.

Wireless internet access is available in the inpatient unit and the outpatient transplant unit in the hospital, the waiting area outside the infusion center in the Winthrop P. Rockefeller Cancer Institute, the clinic and 1st floor patient/family lounge in the Spine Institute.

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