JOIN THE FIGHT TO SHAPE THE FUTURE OF
100,000+ Americans are affected by Sickle Cell Disease.
1 in 365 African Americans are born with Sickle Cell Disease.
1 in 12 African Americans carry the Sickle Cell Trait.
Our mission at FSCDR is to tirelessly research, inform, hear, respect, treat and support all individuals living with Sickle Cell Disease. We are driven to make this disorder a livable, non-threatening condition.
It's time to change the conversation and reshape the future!

We don't just support, we treat. We are dedicated to helping your live a healthier, happier life. We offer multiple services that include:
-Treatment by a hematologist oncologist
-Sickle cell trained RN
-Port Access for blood drawing & flushing
-Assisting patients with adherence to treatment recommendations
-Assisting patients to help reduce visits to the emergency room and inpatient hospitalization
-Patient tailored pain management
-Neuro-cognitive evaluation with a neuropsychologist
-Chronic care management
-Clinical research
-Care Coordination
-Flu and other Vaccinations
We are fighting a battle for people living with Sickle Cell Disease (SCD). The Foundation for Sickle Cell Disease Research (FSCDR) is the United States’ first outpatient center exclusively dedicated to the treatment of and innovative research for SCD. Florida has the highest population of individuals living with SCD in the U.S. In 2012, we opened the center in Hollywood, FL, offering focused care and collecting data through clinical trials. We utilize a human-centric, communitybased, rigorously scientific approach to caring for our patients and finding better solutions to treat them.



We have a strong focus on case management, care coordination and physician interaction telemedicine tools using a HIPAA compliant cloud-based system which pairs the provider to you to address your unique needs. We are able. Focus on reducing emergency room utilization, readmissions and increasing quality care.




We partner with health plans to bring the PCP’s office to patients living with the complications and organ damage that can result from your Sickle Cell Disease. The Sickle Cell Care and Research Network physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants can go to the homes of patients or connect via our Telemedicine platform to help address your medical and psychosocial needs.
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