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Pediatric oncology

Pediatric oncology focuses on the treatment of cancers that occur in children, from infants to teens. Cancer often manifests differently in children as they grow and develop. Pediatric oncology offers specialized cancer care to focus on the unique needs of childhood cancers.

Pediatric oncology unit in Loxahatchee, Florida

We know that a pediatric cancer diagnosis can be difficult for both your child and your family. However, you can take comfort in knowing your child will receive the care they need at our hospital.

At HCA Florida Palm's West Children's Hospital, we are proud to offer a pediatric hematology and oncology program. Our hospital is there for your child with compassionate inpatient and outpatient cancer treatment services. Our goal is to help ease the burden on your family by providing comprehensive care tailored to your child's needs.

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Pediatric oncology services

Our children's cancer team will work together to make sure your child receives the pediatric care they deserve.

Pediatric oncology support

We provide your child and family support in many ways, including:

  • Assistance with supportive care
  • Coping strategies
  • Guidance through childhood cancer survivorship
  • Nutrition and health maintenance guidance
  • Stress management

Pediatric cancer treatment team

Our pediatric hematology and oncology team includes:

  • Board-certified physicians
  • Certified registered nurses
  • Clinical research associates
  • Experienced support staff
  • Pediatric oncologists

Our Pediatric oncology Locations

Currently Viewing:

Palms West Hospital
13001 Southern Blvd
Loxahatchee, FL 33470
 (561) 798 - 3300

Currently Viewing:

Palms West Hospital
13001 Southern Blvd
Loxahatchee, FL 33470
 (561) 798 - 3300

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