Managing HemophiliaTreatment Centers1
Since 1975, treatment centers have been helping patients and families manage life with hemophilia, from providing information about the latest medical developments, to organizing support groups for parents and teens who are living with hemophilia.
What Is A Hemophilia Treatment Center?
Treatment centers are part of a regionalized system of care with locations throughout the United States and the world. They are staffed by a Care Team of experts trained in hemophilia who help patients and families access a wide range of education and support services. Although services may vary by treatment center, the following are some of the services typically offered through a hemophilia treatment center:
- Medical treatment
- Education
- Psychological and emotional counseling
- Advocacy with insurance companies
- Research studies and clinical trials
- Support groups
- Education on hemophilia for school teachers and day care staff
- Home infusion instruction and support for parents and children
- Genetic counseling
- Safety network for traveling families
- Summer camps for children with hemophilia
Find More Help And Resources Here
- Get an overview of hemophilia.
- Learn more about educational programs.
- Proactively manage your health insurance.
The Benefits Of A Hemophilia Treatment Center
Treatment centers do more than bring peace of mind to patients and families – studies have shown that they might actually help people with hemophilia to live healthier lives.
Note: ThereForYou.com does not recommend a particular treatment for specific individuals and recommends that you consult your treatment center or physician before pursuing any course of treatment.
References
- Comprehensive Medical Care - Hemophilia Treatment Centers. The National Hemophilia Foundation website. http://www.hemophilia.org/NHFWeb/MainPgs/MainNHF.aspx?menuid=203&contentid=385. Accessed June 8, 2011.
