Hospitalization
If the chemotherapy requires a continuous infusion through the vein for more than 2 days, a patient will be admitted to the hospital to receive the infusion.
A patient may also be admitted to the hospital if his/her condition has worsened or if he/she has developed symptoms from the cancer or side effects from the treatment. 
Inpatient Treatments
University Hospital of Brooklyn (UHB)
- The main entrance to the hospital is located at 445 Lenox Road, Brooklyn, New York 11203.
- When a patient comes for a scheduled admission, he/she should first register at the Admitting Office right inside the main entrance.
- Telephone of Admitting Office: 718-270-2863.
- Telephone of UHB: 718-270-1000
Kings County Hospital Center (KCHC)
- The inpatient units of KCHC in Building D on Clarkson Avenue at 37th Street, Brooklyn, New York 11203.
- When a patient comes for a scheduled admission, he/she should first register at the Admitting Office right inside the main entrance.
- Telephone of Admitting Office: 718-245-4326.
- Telephone of KCHC: 718-245-3135.
Main entrance to UHB:
The inpatient units of KCHC in Building D (the building in the left):
Updated: April 13, 2008
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