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Injury Prevention for Kids at Every Age You may be caring for a newborn, chasing a toddler or guiding children and young adults through life. You love your kids and want to keep them — and other children — safe. Phoenix Children's Injury Prevention team shares your desire to

Our Survivor Programs encompass clinical care (Survivor Clinic), research and social support. We provide expertise in the long-term effects of cancer therapy, including fertility preservation, with a health and wellness focus. We currently offer three programs: Children’s

A solid tumor is a mass of suspicious nature, which can be found anywhere on or in the body. These tumors have unknown potential for abnormal growth and spreading, which can often occur unexpectedly. The first step to healing a patient with a solid tumor is making an accurate

All of our doctors, nurses, Child Life specialists, social workers, nutritionists, pain management specialists and therapists work with families to help them understand the diagnosis, treatments and care needed at home and throughout a patient’s life.

Safety starts with you. We’re here to support you and be sure you know about the latest news and information. At Phoenix Children’s, our injury prevention specialists provide a wide array of programs and services including: Home Safety & Safe Sleep – Make your home safer for

Our Radiation Oncology program, a partnership with Mayo Clinic in Arizona, allows us to provide current, state-of-the-art radiation therapy treatments, include image-guided intensity-modulated radiation therapy, proton beam therapy and brachytherapy.

We’re experienced specialists working together to give the highest level of care for our patients.

Our team will work together with each member using his or her individual skills and knowledge to give your child the best possible chance for full recovery and a healthy life.

Location: Lost Canyon Young Life Camp in Williams, Arizona Camp Rainbow is an annual summer camp for patients of Phoenix Children’s who have, or have had cancer or a chronic blood disorder. Every year, campers have the opportunity to enjoy fun and meaningful experiences with