The Johns Hopkins Pediatric Oncology Program offers a 14-bed unit in the Children's Center as well as an adjacent ambulatory treatment center staffed by specialized nurses trained in the special needs of pediatric oncology patients. The Children's Center is a special wing of the hospital specially designed to provide a positive and comfortable experience for young people and their families. Travel Assistance Johns Hopkins offers travel assistance and coordinates transportation for pediatric oncology patients. Lodging The Children's Center House is across the street from Hopkins. Several rooming-in units are available.
Social workers assist in lodging arrangements for families.
A Ronald McDonald House across town is served by shuttle bus. Every pediatric oncology patient has a social worker assigned to him or her to meet individual needs. Tutoring and support groups are also available. Patients can participate in Camp Sunrise, the American Cancer Society camp operated for children with cancer. Ages Treated Children of all ages are treated.