The haematology and stem cell transplantation service of the McGill University Health Centre, a university teaching hospital network in Montreal.
The McGill University Health Centre is a university teaching hospital network in Montreal, Quebec. Its haematology division page states that stem cell transplantation is one of the division's programmes.
The site also states that the centre runs a provincially designated joint photopheresis programme, operated together with Hôpital Maisonneuve-Rosemont, for the management of stem cell transplant patients. Photopheresis is a procedure in which a patient's own white blood cells are treated outside the body and returned.
Care is delivered at more than one site. The page gives contact details for the Glen site, which houses the Royal Victoria Hospital, on boulevard Décarie in Montreal, and for Lachine Hospital on 16e Avenue in Lachine. Referrals are made through the centre's referral portal.
The conditions the haematology page lists are blood disorders: haemophilia, sickle cell disease, anaemia, coagulation disorders, immune cytopenias, thrombosis, haemoglobinopathies and haematological complications in high-risk pregnancy. The page names Dr Jean-Pierre Routy as leading an immunodeficiency research team. The record's reference to a cellular therapy laboratory corresponds to a laboratory of the centre's research institute on a separate domain, which was not used as evidence here. The page makes no statement about cost.
The haematology page lists the following blood disorders among those it cares for.
The site states that stem cell transplantation is among the haematology division's programmes and that a designated photopheresis service supports stem cell transplant patients.
The haematology page names only one clinician; it does not list the transplant physicians individually.
The service operates across McGill University Health Centre sites in Montreal. The page gives the Glen site, which houses the Royal Victoria Hospital, on boulevard Décarie, and Lachine Hospital on 16e Avenue in Lachine, each with its own telephone number. Referrals are handled through the centre's referral portal. The page does not describe transplant ward or laboratory premises.
The page says nothing about cost. It is part of Quebec's publicly funded hospital system, but the site itself makes no statement about fees.
Profile compiled from information published on the clinic's own website and from the StemCell Registry directory record. Details may change; confirm directly with the clinic before making decisions.