Seattle Children's provides the best leukemia and lymphoma care for children in the Pacific Northwest. We leave no stone unturned in helping them beat their disease and thrive.
We treat more babies, children, teens and young adults with leukemia and lymphoma than any other hospital in the Pacific Northwest. Some are just starting their first treatment. Others have refractory, relapsed or recurrent disease.
Our entire focus is on providing exceptional and compassionate care, novel therapies, and life-saving treatments for leukemia and lymphoma to achieve the best outcomes, grounded by our focus on family-centered care and health equity.
We treat children, teens and young adults with the most complex cancers. U.S. News & World Report has recognized Seattle Children’s as one of the top 10 best children’s hospitals in the U.S. and the best in the Pacific Northwest. Our Cancer and Blood Disorders Center is ranked among the 10 top pediatric cancer programs in the country, which means your child will be cared for by the very best.
Seeley was just 2 weeks old when she was diagnosed with high-risk acute myeloid leukemia in her home state of Hawaii. Her local oncology team knew Seeley needed a care team with more experience treating the most challenging leukemias. She needed a team that would leave no stone unturned when developing a personalized treatment plan for her. Seeley's family found that, and more, at Seattle Children's.
Seattle Children’s provides the most advanced treatments for leukemia and lymphoma in the Pacific Northwest. These include immunotherapy, targeted therapies, innovative combinations of chemotherapy, radiation therapy, surgery and stem cell transplants.
In addition to standard diagnostics, our team uses state-of-the-art tests like molecular profiling and next-generation sequencing for children with leukemia. These tests help us find what is unique about your child’s cancer and identify the best treatment options for them.
We strive to improve cure rates and avoid the harsh effects from pediatric lymphoma and pediatric leukemia treatment like chemotherapy or radiation therapy. When possible, we use therapies that target your child’s specific cancer. This approach is called precision (or personalized) medicine.
If your child’s leukemia is harder to treat and more likely to come back after treatment, our High-Risk Leukemia Program team – which includes specialized doctors, nurses and other experts in diagnosis, care and research – will relentlessly search for the best possible treatment options for your child. From the first visit through follow-up, your child will receive seamless and coordinated care. This close collaboration by experts in many specialties – including bone marrow transplant and immunotherapy clinical trials – sets us apart in childhood leukemia care from other academic medical centers.
Learn more about our High-Risk Leukemia Program.
Learning your child has cancer can be scary. Your family has a full team behind you. During visits, we take time to explain your child’s condition. We help you fully understand treatment options and work with you to make the choices that are right for your family.
Our Child Life specialists and social workers help your family through the challenges of cancer. We connect you to community resources and support groups.
We have worked with many families from around the country and the world. Whether you live nearby or far away, we can help with financial counseling, schooling, housing, transportation, interpreter services and spiritual care.
Learn about our services for patients and families.
If you have a referral or would like a second opinion, please fill out the form below or call us at: 206-987-2106. A second opinion is a chance to confirm the features of your child's disease and get advice on the best treatment options.
Learn about paying for care at Seattle Children's, such as insurance coverage, billing and financial assistance.
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