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Acute brain injuries can occur in a number of situations such as trauma, stroke, infection, cardiac arrest or coma from a wide spectrum of medical conditions. Multimodal monitoring enables us to collect and integrate numerous points of patient data non-invasively to detect

During the three-year Gastroenterology Training Program, Fellows are expected to develop comprehensive skills in the diagnostic evaluation, treatment, and follow-up of common and uncommon problems of digestive disease function in children. In addition, Fellows will develop an

At the Eosinophilic Gastrointestinal Disease (EGID) Clinic, experts in pediatric gastroenterology, allergy/immunology and nutrition provide one-stop multidisciplinary care to help children with this disease. Our providers communicate with one another about your child’s treatment

Down syndrome, caused by an extra copy of chromosome 21 (Trisomy 21), affects approximately 1 in 700 babies born in the United States, with about 160 babies born with Down syndrome each year in Arizona alone. Children with Down syndrome often have associated medical comorbidities

At Phoenix Children’s, part of our Animal-Assisted Therapy (AAT) Program relies on hospital volunteers – both those with therapy animals and those without. Learn about our volunteer roles. To become a volunteer, visit the hospital’s volunteering page and register as an in

Note: If your child is experiencing a life-threatening emergency, call 911 immediately. In addition to delivering 24/7, leading-edge care, our Emergency Departments also provide: A dedicated transport team able to quickly move patients to Level 1 trauma care when necessary Access

Phoenix Children's is committed to providing training and education to the healthcare leaders of tomorrow. Our hospital provides the perfect setting with advanced technology and innovative research in pediatrics. Phoenix Children’s is Arizona’s only licensed children’s hospital