About Us
BMT InfoNet is a leading advocacy organization for transplant and CAR T-cell therapy recipients before, during and after treatment.
Founded in 1990, BMT InfoNet has pioneered a vast array of services to help transplant patients and CAR T-cell recipients make critical decisions before, during and after treatment.
Empowering Patients with Knowledge
Web Site
Patient Handbooks
Videos About Transplant
Transplant Center Directory
Survivorship Symposium
Supporting Patients and Caregivers
BMT InfoNet helps patients and their loved ones navigate the transplant experience with programs that provide the "human touch".
One-on-One Peer Support
BMT InfoNet's Caring Connections program links patients who are new to the world of transplantation with trained transplant survivors who can listen to their concerns and offer insights on navigating the transplant experience. This one-on-one peer support is also available to family members of transplant patients.
Personal Guidance
BMT InfoNet's staff can be reached by phone (888-597-7674 or 847-433-3313) or email (help@bmtinfonet.org) and can help patients and caregivers think through questions and concerns they have about transplant.
Financial Help
BMT InfoNet's Resource Directory lists organizations that provide financial assistance to transplant patients. In addition, BMT InfoNet offers a Patient Assistance Fund to help qualified transplant patients with transportation, housing, food and utility costs during transplant. (Call 888-597-7674 or email help@bmtinfonet.org for details)
Social Media
BMT InfoNet's Facebook page Bone Marrow & Stem Cell Transplant Club enables transplant patients and their caregivers to communicate with thousands of other patients and caregivers around the world.
Our Goal is to Serve You
BMT InfoNet is dedicated to addressing your needs before, during and after transplant. Let us know how we can help you!
One-on-One Peer Support
Talk to someone who has been a transplant or CAR T-cell patient or their caregiver. Get ideas to help you through treatment.
Join a Support Group
Join a private online support group for patients or caregivers living with chronic graft-versus-host disease (GVHD). Groups are also available for people who have received CAR T-cell therapy.
Find a Mental Health Provider
Find a mental health provider who understands what's involved in undergoing a transplant or CAR T-cell therapy or living with graft-versus-host disease (GVHD).