Support for Myeloma Patients
The Weill Cornell Medicine Myeloma Center holds free myeloma support group meetings virtually the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of every month from 1:00-2:00 pm. These groups can offer patients a safe and supportive environment to connect with fellow myeloma patients and find out new information on managing health and concerns associate with the disease. You can find additional information about upcoming meetings on our social media channels, as well as by calling the Myeloma Center or asking your providing physician.
To register for the group, please call Chelsea Cerillo, LCSW at (646) 276-3677
Support for Amyloidosis Patients
The Weill Cornell Medicine Myeloma Center holds free amyloidosis support group meetings virtually every month. These groups are led by a medical oncology social worker, as well as Dr. Cara Rosenbaum, an amyloidosis specialist at the Myeloma Center. These groups provide a safe space for amyloidosis patients to come together and learn, ask questions, and connect with others experiencing the same concerns. You can find additional information about upcoming meetings on our social media channels, as well as by calling the Myeloma Center or asking your providing physician.
To register for the group, please email Chelsea Cerillo, LCSW at chc9272@nyp.org.
General Cancer Support Group
This group provides a safe and supportive place for those with any cancer diagnosis and offers the opportunity to connect with fellow cancer patients and gain different perspectives on coping strategies and mindfulness.
Please note that this group is not open to caregivers or other loved ones.
To register for the group, please call:
Susan Marchal, LCSW
(212) 746–9039
Nutrition Counseling
The Weill Cornell Medicine Myeloma Center team can refer patients to the Weill Cornell Medicine and NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital team of registered dietitians that offer outpatient counseling on nutrition, healthy lifestyle choices, and more. These dietitians specialize in a variety of areas, including oncology, and are able to work with patients to find a plan that best fits your needs.
Speak to your doctor or visit the food and nutrition website to learn more.