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HHS Establishes Seven Regional Hubs to Broaden Access to Sickle Cell Care Across the U.S.

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  • Assistant Secretary for Administration (ASA)

  • October 20, 2026

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    HHS, through HRSA, announced seven awards for Regional Coordinating Hubs under the new Sickle Cell Disease Regional Care Excellence Program.

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    The SoRCE Program expands HRSA’s regional sickle cell care network from five regions to seven.

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    Each Regional Coordinating Hub will partner with at least three clinical-community spokes, each combining a clinical center with one or more community-based organizations.

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    The program aims to improve access to and quality of care, connect patients with community services, and monitor quality-of-life indicators.

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    HRSA plans to award a nationwide contract for training, capacity development, and technical assistance for regional partners and community-based organizations, health centers, and community health wor

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