Transplant Wellness Clinic for Elderly or High Risk Patients Undergoing BMT

This is a supportive interventional study to assess frailty in at risk geriatric cancer patients undergoing stem cell transplant and to determine if specific interventions are feasible and will improve overall outcomes. A total of 20 participants will be enrolled in this study with the first 10 participants limited to myeloma or lymphoma patients who meet eligibility criteria and are candidates for autologous transplantation. The second 10 participants enrolled will be either allogeneic or autologous stem cell transplant candidates who meet eligibility criteria. The objectives of this study are as follows: * To pilot a comprehensive multidisciplinary geriatric assessment clinic. * To determine whether a comprehensive geriatric assessment (outside of physical therapy assessment) can be performed in a time efficient manner. The goal is to complete all questionnaires and the multidisciplinary assessments in \<90 minutes. * To assess participant and physician satisfaction * To determine if interventions recommended in the clinic are achievable for each participant * Examples of interventions could include, medication changes, management of depression, dietary modifications, physical therapy three times a week, etc. * To determine if participation in the transplant wellness clinic reduces length of stay and readmission rate compared to historical controls at our institution