
To make a referall, call or fax us.
For Doctors
Ob/Gyn:
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We see hematology as a central component of women’s health.
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Heme Onc Call enables your patients with iron deficiency anemia to avoid blood transfusions.
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We help your pregnant patients with iron deficiency anemia, bleeding, clotting, and low platelet counts have a better pregnancy and healthier babies.
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A telemedicine consult within one day of referral gives you peace of mind that your patients are receiving care.


Hospitalists:
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Heme Onc Call makes discharge planning easy by offering next-day telemedicine follow-ups.
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We arrange follow-up lab testing, often in the patient’s home.
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We offer second opinion consults for patients who want to learn about more options for blood disorders or cancer.
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We provide in-home virtual follow-ups for sickle cell patients and help them avoid going back to the hospital.
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Patients on anticoagulants can receive close and personalized management online.
Gastroenterologists:
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Heme Onc Call sees your patients with bleeding tendency or anemia issues.
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We arrange IV iron infusions for patients with iron deficiency anemia.
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Heme Onc Call offers in-home virtual hematology follow-up for cirrhosis patients with bleeding tendency.
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We assist inflammatory bowel disease patients with iron-deficiency anemia.
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GI patients with clotting concerns, like mesenteric thrombosis, benefit from seeing a Heme Onc Call hematologist.


Cardiologists:
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Heme Onc Call helps your patients manage their anticoagulants.
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We specialize in N.O.A.C. guidance for challenging patients.
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When your patients need clearance for procedures, let Heme Onc Call see them online within one day of referral.
Surgeons:
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Your patients may benefit from hematology follow-up and IV iron infusions.
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Heme Onc Call will evaluate your plastic surgery patients for pre-operative hematology clearance.
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We help manage anticoagulants before and after surgery.


Nephrologists:
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Let Heme Onc Call help you manage patients with anemia, low platelet counts, or clotting.
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We can interpret abnormal S.P.E.P. studies and guide your patients with monoclonal gammopathy.
When to consult Heme Onc Call:
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Women’s health hematology
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or bleeding tendency
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DVT/PE/clotting tendency
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ITP/low platelets
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Polycythemia vera
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Heme malignancy
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Sickle cell disease