Pediatric Cancer and Blood Disorders Center
One Nationally Recognized Level of Excellence, Three Locations
The Nemours Children's Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders (NCCBD) helps children and young adults not just overcome cancer and blood disorders — we help them truly thrive.
As one of the largest pediatric cancer centers with locations across Delaware and Florida, we combine leading-edge research, advanced treatments, and compassionate care for kids and families. Our expertise and outcomes earn us consistent recognition from U.S. News & World Report as one of the nation's top children's hospitals for cancer care.
Our team has pioneered innovative treatments in areas like neuroblastoma and leukemia. We’re a national hub for treating sickle cell disease. We have one of the nation's highest enrollment rates in National Cancer Institute trials. And, as one of only three kids-only National Cancer Institute Community Oncology Research Programs (NCORP), we offer access to the most promising clinical trials and therapies you can’t get everywhere.
With state-of-the-art treatments — including stem cell transplantation, immunotherapy, and proton therapy — and survivorship programs, fertility preservation, and other specialized support, we address every part of a family’s journey. We’re here for your child from diagnosis and well beyond.
Expert Cancer and Blood Disorders Care You Can Count On
Families choose us for clinical excellence and groundbreaking research. We've pioneered treatments and offer therapies that give kids a fighting chance.
Pediatric Expertise That's Close to Home
Nemours provides pediatric cancer and blood disorders care in three geographic hubs. Our doctors, researchers, and scientists work as a team across locations, so you know your child is getting our very best, no matter where you go. Learn more about our focused programs, local teams, and approach to care.

The Lisa Dean Moseley Foundation Institute for Cancer and Blood Disorders
Located in Wilmington, Delaware
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THE PLAYERS Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders
Located in Jacksonville, Florida
The Nemours Children’s Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders
Located in Orlando, Florida
“Thankfully, the care was wonderful. Not only did they support Gavin’s specific health needs, but they provided both compassion and laughter.”
“We have always felt the doctors and therapists have cared for and loved us truly from their heart.”
“[They] walk her through each detail and make her feel empowered in her own health journey. There are no words to adequately describe how much her team means to our family.”
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Where Innovation Meets Compassion
Our specialized programs bring experience, technology, and teamwork together for the best possible outcomes. Families from around the world come here for the latest, evidence-based cancer and blood disorders care. Find out why.

Our Research
Nemours is at the forefront of pediatric oncology and hematology research and care. Our physician researchers, clinicians, and scientists bring groundbreaking insights and discoveries to patients, fast. We share our findings so we can help kids everywhere, even those we’ll never meet.


Accredited Cancer Care for Kids
You can trust your child is getting the latest care here. Each site belongs to the Children's Oncology Group, the world's largest childhood cancer research organization. As one of few designated kids-only National Cancer Institute Community Oncology Research Programs, we offer access to the most promising clinical trials. Our Delaware location holds Commission on Cancer accreditation, joining an elite group — only 1% are pediatric institutions.
Let Us Help You

Nemours Center for Cancer & Blood Disorders provides the skill and expertise of an academic institution with the personal touch of a community hospital that’s close to home. Let us help you.
Work With Us

We collaborate with physicians and researchers across the country, and the world. We partner with and train health care professionals to improve care for kids everywhere. Let’s work together.