The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services tapped Thomas Jefferson University to oversee one of seven new regional coordinating hubs
Philadelphia is becoming a hub for making high-quality sickle cell care and services more available to more patients in the mid-Atlantic region. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services tapped Thomas Jefferson University to oversee one of seven new regional coordinating hubs for sickle cell disease across the country that partner with local clinical centers and community-based organizations. Increasing the use of telemedicine has been one way they’ve been able to reach people in more rural areas.
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