Cures Start Here
Diseases We Research
Fred Hutch researchers are developing the next generation of lifesaving treatments for cancers, HIV and many other diseases.
Bone marrow transplantation
Cord blood transplantation
Immunotherapy
Optides
HIV vaccines and treatments
All diseases we research
Become a Patient
Make An Appointment
The SCCA forms one of the most comprehensive oncology patient care programs in the nation and operates the Fred Hutch's Bone Marrow Transplant Program, which is the largest in the world.
Information for newly diagnosed patients
Patient Guide
Patient programs, classes and events
Contact a transplant doctor
Clinical Trials / Studies
Find a Treatment Option
Clinical trials are a vital part of developing innovative treatments and accelerating progress against cancer and related diseases. Fred Hutch and the University of Washington are continually opening new trials focused on prevention, detection, diagnose and the treatment of cancer and other life-threatening diseases.
Understanding clinical trials
SCCA Patient Guide to Clinical Studies
Patient / Family Services
Housing / Education
Fred Hutch and the SCCA provide reasonably priced accommodations and K-12 education opportunities for patients and families undergoing treatment.
Life after cancer care
Cancer Support
Fred Hutch provides life-long monitoring, clinical care, patient education and support for patients through our Long-Term Follow-Up and Survivorship programs.
Contact a transplant doctor
Support Group Discussions
Frequently asked questions
Events and programs
Transplant Survivor Reunions
Prostate Cancer Registry
Mpower
Our online registry and community is empowering men to learn more about prostate cancer by sharing their experiences while providing knowledge that will improve diagnostics, treatment and quality of life.
Frequently asked questions
Ask a doctor your questions
Sign up to take our survey
Survivor / Caregiver / Family Stories
Share Your Story
To help build community we are collecting first-person stories from those affected by cancer or related diseases. Every story matters. Tell us your story so we can share it.
Transplantation Survivors
Cancer Survivors
SCCA Survivor Stories
Cancer Resources
Fred Hutch / SCCA
Prospective patients, families and caregivers often need more information on cancer, treatment options, access to care and support during treatment. Fred Hutch and SCCA have many resources that will help you.
Cancer Information Services
Resources on the web
SCCA Patient Support
Patient/Family volunteer opportunities
Participate in Prevention
Volunteer for a Study
Volunteers are crucial to our research on preventing and detecting cancer and other diseases. Volunteer to alter your diet, increase exercise or try other innovative prevention strategies such as the development of vaccines for HIV.
