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HHT Treatment Centers

HHT Centers of Excellence and Treatment Centers

HHT Centers of Excellence (CoEs) are specialized medical centers recognized by Cure HHT for their expertise in diagnosing, treating, and managing Hereditary Hemorrhagic Telangiectasia (HHT).

These centers bring together multidisciplinary teams with deep experience in the complexities of HHT. By working across specialties, they provide coordinated, patient-centered care tailored to each patient's needs.

At an HHT Center of Excellence, patients can access specialists who understand the full range of HHT complications and manifestations. Care is guided by internationally recognized clinical guidelines and designed to support comprehensive evaluation, treatment, and long-term management.

HHT Centers of Excellence also help move the field forward. Through research, education, and collaboration, these centers expand awareness of HHT, support earlier diagnosis, and contribute to better treatment options for people and families affected by this rare disease.

Cure HHT partners with a growing network of HHT Centers of Excellence across the US and Canada. These centers have been certified by Cure HHT for meeting established standards for expertise, collaboration, and patient care.

Together, they play a vital role in improving diagnosis, advancing treatment, and expanding access to specialized care for individuals and families living with HHT.

Cure HHT recognizes the importance of expanding access to specialized HHT care beyond the Centers of Excellence network. While Cure HHT does not currently have the resources to formally review and conduct site visits for International Treatment Centers outside of the United States and Canada, we remain committed to supporting the growth of HHT expertise worldwide.

International medical teams interested in being recognized as an HHT Treatment Center should refer to the Cure HHT Criteria for International Centers. These criteria are currently under review and will be updated and shared as part of our continued efforts to strengthen access to HHT care.

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