The USF Health Hemophilia Treatment Center (HTC) provides specialized, comprehensive care for adults with bleeding disorders including Hemophilia A and B, Von Willebrands disease, and other Hematologic conditions.

Our multidisciplinary team consists of an adult hematologist, nurse practioner, physical therapist, and a social worker, ensuring coordinated, patient-centered care. We also facilitate referrals to specialists, including nutritionists, dentists, oral surgeons, orthopedic surgeon, OB/GYN providers, geneticist, and psychologist.

Our services include the diagnosis and management of bleeding disorders, development of individualized treatment plans, preventive care, and counseling and support. We also offer ongoing education and resources for patients and their families through educational activities outside of the clinic.

Whether you are seeking evaluation for a bleeding disorder, are new to the Tampa Bay area, or are transitioning from pediatric to adult care, our team is here to provide expert guidance and comprehensive support every step of the way.

Thank you for choosing to receive care at our USF Health HTC. Our goal is to provide you with coordinated, whole-person care in a supportive and welcoming environment.

During your visit, you will meet with members of your multidisciplinary care team, each focusing on different aspects of your health and well-being. Because of this comprehensive approach, your appointment may take some time. We encourage you to plan accordingly and feel free to bring items that will help you stay comfortable. If you are unable to attend your appointment, please let us know as soon as possible so we can offer the time to another patient in need of care.

This guide outlines the members of your care team and helps you understand what to expect during your visit.

When you arrive, our front desk staff will assist you with check-in, including confirming your insurance, contact information, and any necessary forms. A member of our clinical team will then review your medications and take your vital signs. To help us provide the best care, please bring an updated list of your medications or the medication bottles with you.

You will then meet with members of your care team, who will take time to discuss your health, answer your questions, and work with you to support your care plan. We encourage you to come prepared with any questions or concerns, your voice is an important part of your care!

The following is a list of providers you may see during your visit:

Hematologist - Physician

• Diagnosis and clinical management of bleeding disorders
• Treatment planning, including prophylaxis
• Management of bleeding episodes and pre procedural care

Hemophilia & Thrombosis Nurse

• Nursing Assessment of general health and bleeding-related problems
• Patient and family education
• Development and coordination of patient plan of care and evaluation of home therapy

Social Worker

• Psychosocial assessments, supportive counseling, counseling resource referral, assistance with employment or insurance problems
• Assess insurance coverage for bleeding disorder needs

Physical Therapy

• Performs assessment on musculoskeletal and functional status
• Develops exercise programs
• Refers to outpatient clinic for physical therapy if needed