Katie Hageboeck Children's Cancer Research Fund Clinic (formerly Journey Clinic)

For decades, Masonic Children's Hospital has led the field in providing compassionate, innovative care to those in need of blood and marrow transplant (BMT). At the Katie Hageboeck CCRF Clinic, our pediatric BMT team offers the highest quality treatment along with personalized care based on your child's needs. At the Katie Hageboeck CCRF Clinic, our team of pediatric hematologist-oncologists specialize in blood diseases. They help children who have anemias, disorders of blood clotting, cancer, and immune deficiency. They also provide expert consultation and care management for long-term survivors of childhood cancers.

Navigating to the Katie Hageboeck CCRF Clinic: From the main floor of the hospital, follow the canoe symbol on the floor toward the link between the South and East Buildings. Continue on through the double doors to the East Building. Just steps ahead you will find East Building Elevator A. Take the elevators to the 9th floor.

About our clinic's name

Thirteen-year-old Katie Hageboeck had been saving her money for a red 10-speed bike. As she neared the end of her 16-month battle with leukemia, Katie told her parents that she wanted Children’s Cancer Research Fund (CCRF) to be her memorial fund and asked that they put her bike money into it.

That was in 1979. Norm and Diana Hageboeck made their daughter’s gift to CCRF, then a little-known fund held at the University of Minnesota. Today CCRF is an independent fundraising organization whose donors have contributed more than $100 million to the pediatric cancer program at the University of Minnesota and M Health Fairview, advancing global innovation and shaping the field of childhood cancer care, research, and education.

Important Billing Information: This location is a hospital-based clinic and your insurance may cover a visit differently than a standalone clinic. Please check with your insurance to see how they cover facility charges in a “hospital-based outpatient” or “provider-based” location. For more information, click here.