Located in Kingman, KS, the Adolescent and Young Adult (AYA) program is dedicated to supporting individuals aged 13 and older who are undergoing treatment for cancer or blood disorders. Our compassionate team, consisting of social workers, child life specialists, nutritionists, physicians, and nurses, focuses on delivering tailored clinical services that meet the unique needs of AYA patients. We prioritize the involvement of patients and their families, continually seeking their feedback to enhance the quality of care. Our comprehensive services include specialized Child Life support, nutrition planning, and fertility counseling, ensuring that our patients receive the guidance and assistance they need throughout their treatment journey. As patients transition to adult care after age 21, we collaborate closely with adult Hematology/Oncology providers to guarantee ongoing, seamless support.

Cancer Transitions in Kingman, KS, is a compassionate, evidence-based program designed to empower cancer survivors at any stage of their recovery after completing treatment. Tailored primarily for those who have finished treatment within the past 24 months, this program embraces all survivors by providing essential services that include nutritional support, personalized exercise plans, emotional health education, and key medical management support. By focusing on holistic well-being, Cancer Transitions aims to guide participants through their survivorship journey, offering valuable resources and a nurturing community for every step of the way.

KidneyCare:365 in Kingman, KS, offers vital education and resources for anyone impacted by kidney health issues. Whether you're newly diagnosed with kidney disease, supporting a loved one, or preparing for dialysis, our comprehensive program equips you with essential knowledge to manage and understand chronic kidney disease (CKD). Participants benefit from guidance on recognizing symptoms, dietary considerations, coping strategies, and available treatment options, including home dialysis. We prioritize accessibility, providing classes in various formats—online, via video conference, phone calls, or in person—ensuring that everyone can access the support they need in their journey towards better kidney health.

The Meal Support Program in Kingman, KS, offers essential, no-cost meal support for individuals over the age of 16 who are navigating outpatient eating disorder recovery. Our structured and caring environment facilitates virtual group meals, providing a nurturing space where participants can focus on nutrition and personal progress. With meal support sessions available four times daily—featuring two lunch and two dinner times—participants can choose what fits best into their schedule. Each session is led by trained nutrition practitioners who are gaining their CNS certification through the Clinician’s Incubator training program, ensuring that support is informed and sensitive to the needs of those in recovery. While this program serves as a dedicated resource for meal support, it is not a substitute for urgent or crisis care; for immediate assistance, please reach out to crisis services.

Wellness Kits for Cancer Survivors, located in Kingman, KS, is dedicated to supporting cancer survivors who experience financial hardships, represent diverse communities, or reside in rural areas with limited access to healthcare. We understand the unique struggles faced by these individuals and strive to make a meaningful difference through our program. Every two months, we provide six free wellness kits, thoughtfully curated to include essential items such as water bottles, journals, food trackers, and sleep masks, along with additional resources to promote overall well-being. Our commitment extends across the United States and Canada with free regular shipping on all orders, ensuring that those we serve can receive the care and support they deserve without the burden of extra costs.