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August 15, 2025
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I don't have a personal referral, but I have family that still lives in the Lubbock area (I was born and lived near there for several years). My research came up with this info, maybe you could call each one and they could further help you. Best wishes and welcome to Texas! ☀️🌻

Hematology and Oncology
UMC Cancer Center
602 Indiana Ave.
Lubbock, TX 79415
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Texas Tech Physicians Clinic
Lubbock, TX
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https://themmrf.org/
Scroll down about 4 times and click on "talk with a patient navigator".
You can speak to trained Patient Navigators in the MMRF Patient Navigation Center at 1-888-841-6673 who can connect you with a myeloma specialist, answer questions, help you learn more about clinical trials, and provide the right resources to help in your fight against myeloma.

I tried searching for a MM specialist in Lubbock, but none showed up. Maybe a patient navigator would have better info.
https://themmrf.org/diagnosis-and-treatment/bui...

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The MMRF | Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation
August 15, 2025
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When seeking a new myeloma specialist, it's important to find someone who can provide comprehensive care and maintain communication with your previous healthcare team at Mayo. While the search results don't contain specific doctor recommendations at Texas Tech, here are some tips for transitioning care:

• Ask your Mayo Show Full Answer

When seeking a new myeloma specialist, it's important to find someone who can provide comprehensive care and maintain communication with your previous healthcare team at Mayo. While the search results don't contain specific doctor recommendations at Texas Tech, here are some tips for transitioning care:

• Ask your Mayo Clinic team to send your complete medical records to your new specialist
• Request a referral or recommendation from your current doctor
• Contact Texas Tech's cancer center directly to inquire about their myeloma specialists
• Consider scheduling a telemedicine consultation first to discuss your treatment plan Remember to ask your new healthcare team important questions about:

• Their experience treating multiple myeloma
• Available treatment options and clinical trials
• Their preferred communication methods for emergencies and routine care
• Access to an online portal for appointments and test results
• Telemedicine options for follow-up visits

August 15, 2025

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