Referral Sources
Community hematologist-oncologists refer most patients, often after a second or third line of therapy. More now come from rheumatology and nephrology as autoimmune studies open, and some families search on their own after a relapse.
Patients Exploring CAR-T Want to Match With You
Patients and families are researching CAR-T long before a referral reaches you. Give them a verified place to find your center and choose it.
Patients swipe on the practices they like. When you swipe back — it’s a match!
Free to join. No card required.
Who’s Looking
The Patients Searching for CAR-T
Patients exploring CAR-T are often well into their treatment history. They have read about approved therapies, and increasingly about armored, off-the-shelf and autoimmune programs, and they want a team that can tell them where they fit.
On Health e Match they list their diagnosis, what they have tried and that they are exploring cell therapy. Practices that treat what they listed are the ones they meet.
Typical Patient
An adult with relapsed or refractory lymphoma, leukemia or myeloma, with a detailed treatment history and a caregiver involved in every decision. Time away from home is often their biggest concern.
Your Profile
Show Patients What You Offer
Your profile is where a patient decides. Describe CAR-T the way you offer it, your clinicians and their credentials, and the regulatory status of each therapy in your own words.
- Approved Products You Administer. Each FDA-approved CAR-T you give, and the indications you treat.
- Studies Enrolling Now. Armored, off-the-shelf and autoimmune studies, each with its phase and regulatory status.
- Time Near Your Center. How long patients typically stay nearby, and whether you help with lodging or travel.
- Caregiver Expectations. What a caregiver is asked to commit to during and after infusion.
- Insurance and Authorization. The plans you accept and whether your team handles prior authorization.
Why Practices Join
Warm Patients, Not Cold Leads
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Patients Make the First Move
They read your profile and swipe on you first. You’re notified the moment one does.
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You Choose Your Patients
Swipe back on the ones who fit your practice. Pass on the ones who don’t.
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Your Credentials Do the Talking
Your NPI is checked against the national registry, and your license and coverage are reviewed before you go live.
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Nothing Rings the Front Desk
Messaging takes place on healthematch.com, after you’ve swiped back.
Questions
What Practices Ask
Can we list both approved and investigational CAR-T?
Yes. Each therapy carries the regulatory status you document - FDA-approved for an approved product, investigational for a study - and patients see it exactly that way.
Do patients arrive with a referral?
Not necessarily. They arrive having chosen your center. How you take them from a match to a consultation, and whether a referral is needed, stays your process.
Can a community oncologist send patients to us through Health e Match?
Patients choose practices themselves here; there is no referral form. An oncologist can suggest the platform, and the patient builds their own profile and chooses your center.
We draw patients from several states. How do we reach them?
Patients willing to travel can find and choose a destination program. Describe your travel and lodging support on your profile; for CAR-T it is often what decides.
Start Matching Today
Build your practice profile once, list CAR-T among what you offer, and let patients who are looking for it choose you.
Free to join. No card required.
healthematch.com makes introductions between patients and practices in the United States. It does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment, does not recruit for or enroll anyone in clinical research, and does not recommend any particular procedure or provider. A practice listing an investigational therapy remains responsible for its own study’s recruitment and eligibility requirements. Looking for care? See the CAR-T page for patients.