HipecTreatment.com offers this list as a resource, not as an endorsement of any of these organizations.

Angel Flight America (AFA) 
Angel Flight America Southeast 
Air Ambulance Service 
AirLifeLine Midwest 
Air Transportation for Cancer Patients - Corporate Angels
Air Transportation Alternatives - PatientTravel.org
Air Transportation Assistance - AirLifeLine.org
American Airlines SkyCare Patient Assistance Program  (1-800-433-7300)
Jet Blue Discount Flights 
Mercy Medical Airlift 
National Patient Air Transport Helpline 
Rare Cancer Alliance Medical Travel Assistance 

Many hospitals have discount arrangements with local lodging facilities. Please ask your hospital representative for a list of hotels who (sometimes deeply) discount their rates for patients.

Hope Lodge / American Cancer Society
Joe's House (1-877-563-7468)
The National Association of Hospital Hospitality Houses

Best Fares
Cheap Tickets (1-888-OK-CHEAP)
HotelDiscounts.Com
Travelocity Discount Travel
Orbitz
Priceline

Travel and Recreation Resources 
Travel Tips for Cancer Patients 

During the HIPEC procedure, the surgeon will continuously circulate a heated sterile solution--containing a chemotherapeutic agent--throughout the peritoneal cavity, for a maximum of two hours. The HIPEC procedure is designed to attempt to kill any remaining cancer cells.

The procedure also improves drug absorption and effect with minimal exposure to the rest of the body. In this way, the normal side effects of chemotherapy can be avoided.

For detailed information on the HIPEC procedure, visit our articles and abstracts page.