Overview Cancer and Blood Disorders Center

Our Cancer and Blood Disorders Center is among the most experienced and largest specializing in the treatment of children. With access to key resources and related specialties, we can provide the most efficient, personalized and comprehensive care. The resources are enhanced by collaboration with partners like the Medical College of Wisconsin and BloodCenter of Wisconsin.

We are the only children's hospital in the state designated as a Phase I Center by Children's Oncology Group, an award given to just 21 centers nationwide. This allows children in our care to benefit from clinical research trials to explore new therapies for childhood cancer. 

Video: Meet Dr. Kelly and learn about our Cancer and Blood Disorders Center

Latest updates

• Research updates: Children's Hospital receives $325,000 in pediatric cancer research grants.
• News:
  • Lessons from a young skywalker.
  • One in a billion: DNA patient sequencing leads to diagnosis and treatment.
  • Special celebration marks the end of children's cancer treatments. 
• Social media:
  • Read our blog posts.
  • Young Adult Oncology Group Facebook group .

Specialized services

Children's Hospital has a number of specialized programs and clinics to treat a variety of pediatric cancers and blood disorders. 

• Our Blood and Marrow Transplant Program is internationally recognized for its expertise in allogeneic transplant, including unrelated donor blood and marrow transplants for a variety of childhood cancers and hematologic disorders.
• Our Hematology Program offers comprehensive services for the treatment of children, adolescents and adults with acute and chronic blood disorders.
• Our Oncology Program provides highly specialized treatment for a variety of childhood cancers.

 Read additional health information on pediatric cancer and blood disorders.