A Leader in Blood & Marrow Transplantation Wilmot’s Blood and Marrow Transplant Program has completed more than 4,000 transplants since it began in 1989. Our team offers the most advanced cellular therapy treatments, including CAR T-cell therapy, in a compassionate atmosphere where you’ll be cared for like family. Learn More About BMT Wilmot Facts We serve 27 counties in upstate New York, an area that's larger than Vermont and New Hampshire combined.Learn more about Wilmot » COVID-19 Information The Wilmot Cancer Institute has redesigned all of our operations with one aim in mind: to keep you and your loved ones safe. Screening for symptoms, masking, physical distanced waiting areas and virtual visits are just some of the steps we’re taking to make sure you can get the care you need, safely. We are following strict guidelines from the Center for Disease Control (CDC) and our Infectious Disease experts and have created tailored safety standards for each of our locations. Wilmot's Current Visitor Policy (Updated January 2022) Cancer and the Covid Vaccine: What Patients Should Know Covid-19 and Cancer: Frequently Asked Questions
Research Spotlight Innovative Research is the Foundation for New Treatments Paula Cupertino, PhD, is all about bridging Wilmot's researchers with the diverse communities in our region, from aging adults to farm workers and people of color in urban, underserved areas. The Wilmot Office of Community Outreach & Engagement (COE) was established to ensure that Wilmot’s scientific, clinic, education, training, outreach, and activities reflect the priorities of our region and the voices of its diverse communities. Learn more about her story
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