I am a: Patient | Caregiver | Physician CANCER AND BLOOD DISORDERS SERVICES AND TREATMENTS PROVIDERS CANCER CENTERS WHO WE ARE Search Share: CANCER AND BLOOD DISORDERS Blood Disorders Who Treats Blood Disorders Treatment Options The Anticoagulation Procedure Cancer Types Cancer Treatments Cancer Screening Cancer Prevention Helpful Cancer Resources COMMUNITY & SUPPORT My Community My Support How To Help a Cancer Patient WHO TREATS BLOOD DISORDERS Hematology is the medical specialty dedicated to the diagnosis and treatment of blood disorders. Hematologists are board certified physicians specifically trained in treating blood disorders, including conditions within the red and white blood cells, platelets, lymph nodes, bone marrow, blood vessels, and the spleen. Blood conditions can be benign or malignant. Common non-cancerous blood disorders include anemia, hemophilia, and clotting disorders. While you may not have cancer, your hematologist is also trained as an oncologist, which is why you will come to a cancer center for treatment. Many hematologists are also board certified in internal medicine and oncology. Contact Us Cancer Centers Find a Provider Request an Appointment Contact Texas Oncology facebook youtube twitter linkedin rss Specialties Blood and Bone Marrow Transplants Colon & Rectal Surgery Genetic Risk Evaluation and Testing Pediatric Hematology-Oncology Pharmacy Services and Filling Prescriptions Radiation Therapy Texas Breast Specialists Texas Center for Proton Therapy Texas Center for Interventional Surgery Texas Colon and Rectal Specialists Texas Oncology Surgical Specialists Texas Urology Specialists Quick Resources Home Patient Forms Patient Portal Online Bill Pay Insurance Information Careers Media Center Video Library Patient Rights & Privacy Accessibility Telemedicine Texas Oncology I Can Newsletter is published monthly. To have the newsletter conveniently delivered to your email, please fill out the form below to subscribe to our newsletter. SUBSCRIBE NOW © 2021 Texas Oncology. All rights reserved.