Boston Bleeding Disorders Center

From enrolling patients in the BBDC Factor Program to helping eligible patients access copay assistance programs, Raegan works tirelessly behind the scenes to help ease the financial burden of treatment. She follows each application every step of the way, helping patients navigate the process so they can focus on what matters most: their health.

Outside of work, Raegan loves getting creative. Whether she's baking sourdough bread, whipping up cookies, or making handmade crafts, she's always creating something special. In fact, she made a blanket for every member of her family for Christmas!

Be sure to say hello to Raegan at our upcoming Lunch & Learn in August, where she'll lead an informative discussion on insurance challenges facing the bleeding disorders community and answering questions. Reach out to your clinical team if you would like to join us!

There is still time to register for our Venipuncture Skill Building workshop!
This will be a hands-on workshop with guided instructions and opportunities to practice.
If you’re interested in joining, ask your clinical team how to sign up

We are thrilled to be go to this year and to share our takeaways when we get back!

📢 is making history! This July, more than 6,000 clinicians, researchers and scientists from around the world will gather in Paris for the largest in-person ISTH Congress in more than a decade. We’re thrilled for this record-setting year for , including:

✔️ Over 100 countries represented
✔️ More than 3,100 abstracts submitted—the highest total in more than a decade.
✔️ New late-breakthrough research unveiling findings that could help shape the future of patient care.

Learn more here and à bientôt: https://www.isth.org/news/730277/ISTH-2026-draws-largest-in-person-audience-in-over-a-decade-as-late-breakthrough-abstracts-unveiled.htm

At the Boston Bleeding Disorders Center, our team is passionate about helping patients stay active and healthy. Physical Therapist Kristen Benya works with patients to prevent injuries, protect joint health, and empower them with the knowledge they need to thrive.

As Kristen shares:
"It's a privilege to take a more proactive approach and empower patients with the knowledge and strategies to protect their health long-term."

💡 Fun Fact: During her very first week of college, Kristen decided to try fencing to meet new people. She earned a spot on the UMass women's foil team and competed throughout all four years of college!