The Cancer and Blood Disease’s Institute (CBDI) has been ranked #1 pediatric oncology center in the country three years in a row by U.S. News & World Report. Live Well and CBDI have partnered every semester since 2015 to create solutions across the patient journey—from diagnoses to post-treatment—that empower patients & families to make informed decisions about their care.

Engaging and empowering patients to take ownership of their own physical activity and hygiene.

Increasing patient adherence and motivation by expanding on the original ADL 1-2-3 device to an application.

Introducing the ADL 1-2-3 device and why it is important for patients to be engaged in their treatment.

Improving the well-being of AYA patients during COVID-19. Created a toolkit featuring three activities: Trail Map, QR Routes and Virtual Reality.

Educating patients about the biorepository informed consent process.

Keeping young adults engaged in healthcare after cancer treatment.

Explaining the scientific process of engineering CAR-T cell therapies and its impact on the patient and family.

Designing a responsive micro-site to showcase the portfolio of innovative projects over the years.

Creating an educational video about the process of cryopreservation.

Introducing patients and families to CBDI and explaining expanded services to help them navigate their cancer journey.

Improving the patient therapy calendar to enhance the staff and patient experiences.

Re-imagining the cancer patient hospital experience to nurture comfort, education and entertainment.

Explaining feeding tubes and the different kinds that may be used during treatment.

Continuing effective communication around female fertility post treatment and during cancer survivorship.

Teaching the importance of fertility preservation as a possible resource and different types of available procedures.

Explaining what infections look like for an immunocompromised patient and how they can better understand their fever readmission.

Creating an educational video about the importance of the HPV vaccine.

Journey map to understand the optimal oncology journey for patients caregivers and clinical teams.

Combating parents' uncertainty when their child receives a cancer diagnosis.

Engaging patients and families to become familiar with the Liberty Campus before their first visit.

Teaching the basics of what a patient may experience with diet while going through treatment.

Helping patients and families navigate their journey and better understand their treatment.

Educating patients about the direct benefits of asking questions about their care.

Engaging patients undergoing treatment to offer them better care outside of the hospital.

Utilizing remote patient monitoring to improve patient experience.

Making daily rounds more efficient and effective while capturing the unique needs of the patient and family.

Explaining and educating patients on the process of sperm banking prior to chemotherapy.

Assists in the understanding of what life’s “new normal” looks like after diagnosis.

Educating about the importance of nutrition during cancer treatment and TPN feeding as an option.

Explains Leukemia to families who may need a simplified source for information.

Creating a holistic video explaining the process of proton therapy.

Educating on the importance of research as a way of finding new treatments and impacting patients.

Designing a responsive micro-site to showcase the portfolio of innovative projects over the years.

Journey map to understand the optimal oncology journey for patients caregivers and clinical teams.

Educating patients about the biorepository informed consent process.

Educating patients about the direct benefits of asking questions about their care.

Assists in the understanding of what life’s “new normal” looks like after diagnosis.

Explains Leukemia to families who may need a simplified source for information.

Introducing patients and families to CBDI and explaining expanded services to help them navigate their cancer journey.

Re-imagining the cancer patient hospital experience to nurture comfort, education and entertainment.

Combating parents' uncertainty when their child receives a cancer diagnosis.

Engaging patients and families to become familiar with the Liberty Campus before their first visit.

Helping patients and families navigate their journey and better understand their treatment.

Engaging patients undergoing treatment to offer them better care outside of the hospital.

Educating on the importance of research as a way of finding new treatments and impacting patients.

Engaging and empowering patients to take ownership of their own physical activity and hygiene.

Increasing patient adherence and motivation by expanding on the original ADL 1-2-3 device to an application.

Introducing the ADL 1-2-3 device and why it is important for patients to be engaged in their treatment.

Improving the well-being of AYA patients during COVID-19. Created a toolkit featuring three activities: Trail Map, QR Routes and Virtual Reality.

Explaining the scientific process of engineering CAR-T cell therapies and its impact on the patient and family.

Creating an educational video about the process of cryopreservation.

Improving the patient therapy calendar to enhance the staff and patient experiences.

Explaining feeding tubes and the different kinds that may be used during treatment.

Teaching the importance of fertility preservation as a possible resource and different types of available procedures.

Creating an educational video about the importance of the HPV vaccine.

Teaching the basics of what a patient may experience with diet while going through treatment.

Making daily rounds more efficient and effective while capturing the unique needs of the patient and family.

Explaining and educating patients on the process of sperm banking prior to chemotherapy.

Educating about the importance of nutrition during cancer treatment and TPN feeding as an option.

Creating a holistic video explaining the process of proton therapy.

Utilizing remote patient monitoring to improve patient experience.

Keeping young adults engaged in healthcare after cancer treatment.

Continuing effective communication around female fertility post treatment and during cancer survivorship.

Explaining what infections look like for an immunocompromised patient and how they can better understand their fever readmission.

20 E Central Parkway*
Cincinnati, OH 45202
*Entrance on Jackson St.