Thanks to advances in treatment, more children, teenagers, and young adults survive cancer than ever before. However, cancer and cancer treatments can cause medical problems that can begin while a child is still being treated or develop many years afterward. Our Cardio-Oncology Program works to prevent, identify, monitor, and treat heart-related complications, which are a leading threat to childhood cancer survivors’ health.

Our team will create a care plan that makes sense for your child’s needs and interests. Our outpatient services regularly monitor the heart health of children experiencing mild effects, or children who are at risk for developing heart conditions. While it is rare for children to need inpatient care for cancer-related cardiac conditions, we also offer extensive services for those that do.

Our Cardio-Oncology program is part of our nationally recognized After Cancer Experience (ACE) Program, which was one of the first programs in the U.S. dedicated to addressing the unique needs of childhood cancer survivors.