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Pilot Trial of Homebound Stem Cell Transplantation

Testing stem cell transplants at home for patients.

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This study is about giving care at home after a special medical procedure called a stem cell transplant, which is when healthy cells are put into your body to replace damaged ones. The research team wants to see if patients can recover well at home after this treatment. The study is for patients aged 18-80 who have plasma cell dyscrasia, a disease affecting blood cells. Eligible participants need to have a plan for a home setting, such as staying at the MSK Residence or a suitable home in specific areas. They must also have a supportive caregiver who can help all the time, a Wi-Fi connection, and insurance coverage for this type of care.

  • The study involves staying at home or a similar setting.
  • Participants need caregivers available 24/7.
  • Patients should not have active infections or certain medical issues.

Both the patient and caregiver need to agree to join the study. If you're interested, make sure you meet the conditions and are prepared for the requirements.

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    Plasma Cell Dyscrasia

NCT02671448

15 June 2026

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