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At NYU Langone Health’s Perlmutter �鶹��Ƶapp Center and Hassenfeld Children’s Hospital, we offer specialized medical care and tailored support services for adolescents and young adults, ages 15 to 39, who are dealing with blood cancer, neurologic cancer, or sarcoma. Our Adolescent and Young Adult (AYA) �鶹��Ƶapp Program is one of the few programs in the region serving the unique needs of the New York metro area’s AYA community.

We are here to assist you throughout your cancer journey, from diagnosis through survivorship.

�鶹��Ƶapp Care for Adolescents and Young Adults

At a time in life when many young people are navigating school, work, relationships, and family, a cancer diagnosis creates added challenges. We created the AYA �鶹��Ƶapp Program to help you overcome obstacles, manage your care, and improve your overall patient-care experience.

Our goal is to streamline access to a range of quality-of-life services to support your physical, emotional, and social needs. We offer the following services:

• social work services for adults and pediatric patients
• fertility preservation
• psychosocial support for children
• peer-to-peer support in Manhattan and Mineola
• survivorship for adults and pediatric patients
• financial counseling
• occupational and educational support for adults and pediatric patients

While the AYA �鶹��Ƶapp Program focuses on quality of life, we also facilitate discussions among members of our pediatric and adult hematology and oncology teams to ensure the best treatment possible. We also expect to expand the program over time to include other disease areas and age groups.

AYA �鶹��Ƶapp Research and Clinical Trials

Perlmutter �鶹��Ƶapp Center and Hassenfeld Children’s Hospital researchers and clinicians are actively involved in to bring evidence-based treatment innovations to our patients. Our program serves as a hub for learning more about current and upcoming cancer studies.

Patient Resource Guide

Adolescents and young adults receiving care through Perlmutter �鶹��Ƶapp Center are eligible for a range of support services through NYU Langone’s integrated health system and from non-affiliated organizations. We’ve compiled a list of available resources to help you find and connect with these services.