Childhood Cancer Survivors Clinic
Children who have survived cancer are special. They've been through a lot both physically and emotionally. The Children's Cancer Hospital's Childhood Cancer Survivors Clinic helps childhood cancer survivors overcome physical, psychological and developmental problems that may result from cancer or its treatments. Because we've successfully treated thousands of children and adolescents, we can anticipate many long-term side effects and create individualized monitoring and treatment programs to minimize the impact.
More people are surviving cancer than ever before, providing a unique opportunity to ultimately improve care for all cancer patients. As we treat childhood cancer survivors, the knowledge acquired is being used to develop new strategies and interventions. This will permit everyone to have a fighting chance at a healthy, productive life.
You don't have to be an MD Anderson patient to take advantage of our long-term cancer care services. We help anyone diagnosed with cancer before the age of 18, who has been out of treatment and cancer-free for at least three years, regardless of the person's present age.
Services Provided
- Complete physical examinations
- Blood work and X-rays
- Regular cancer screening
- Summarized reports to your primary care physician
- Referral to medical specialists
- Genetic counseling
MD Anderson Resources for Survivors
We can also give you information on community resources, professional services, rehabilitation options and more. Call us at (713) 792-6617, or contact us at the address below:
Childhood Cancer Survivors Clinic
The Children's Cancer Hospital at
MD Anderson Cancer Center
1515 Holcombe Blvd.
Houston, Texas 77030


