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July 9
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I am happy to share I found a great MPN specialist. Im on the right track

September 22
A myMPNteam Member

My regular hematologist recommended my specialist. He contacted them and they called me to set up an appointment. It is an hour and a half drive to the clinic, but well worth the drive.

September 19
A myMPNteam Member

As a nurse, you should have access to those answers better than me, but I should think if you get on the internet and look up MPN specialists in your state, you should be able to find someone with which to visit. Start with a local Hematologist and go from there.

July 11
myMPNteam

Finding an MPN specialist can feel daunting since they're a relatively small group, but they're out there! MPN specialists are most commonly found at major cancer centers and medical institutions.

Here are some helpful ways to locate one:

- Ask your current oncologist — If your oncologist doesn't specialize in MPNs, they can Show Full Answer

Finding an MPN specialist can feel daunting since they're a relatively small group, but they're out there! MPN specialists are most commonly found at major cancer centers and medical institutions.

Here are some helpful ways to locate one:

- Ask your current oncologist — If your oncologist doesn't specialize in MPNs, they can likely refer you to one
- American Society of Hematology — Their online database helps locate hematologists with a clinical interest in MPNs
- MPNforum — Publishes a list of MPN professionals in the U.S. and worldwide, organized by location
- MPN Research Foundation — A national organization dedicated to MPNs that can provide guidance

Once you find a specialist, ask if telehealth visits are an option, especially if they're far from where you live. Many specialists are happy to do follow-up appointments virtually.

Even seeing an MPN specialist just once can be incredibly valuable — they can confirm your diagnosis, review your risk factors, and help map out a treatment plan that your local oncologist can then manage day-to-day.

July 9
A myMPNteam Member

A very helpful source for me in checking out providers has been Medifind. They rate providers on factual data not patient reviews. Scroll down once your checking out a provider. Click around. Worth the time!

September 19

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