In the Spotlight at Phoenix Children's Hospital
Phoenix Children’s Hospital leads the “Children’s March on Child Abuse”
Taking steps to prevent harm and honor the memories of abused children
Phoenix Children's is committed to reducing the risk of abuse for children in our hospital and our community by raising awareness and providing outreach programs that teach prevention. Read more.
Phoenix Children’s Hospital representatives honored as leaders in healthcare
Arizona Business Magazine’s Health Care Leadership Awards - Honoring the best in the state
The awards recognize the people who bring excellence to the Valley’s healthcare system. Humanitarian Volunteer Honoree David Beyda, MD, talks on his journeys to provide hope and healing to children in third-world countries. Read more.
Water Safety Day aims to prevent child drownings
Phoenix Children's leads the charge to educate children and the community
Every year, an average of 20 children drown in Maricopa County alone. It's the second most common cause of injury for children in Arizona. And it is completely preventable. Read more.
As summer approaches, Phoenix Children’s raises awareness of outdoor safety
Emergency Department and Injury Prevention Center help the community “Play it Safe”
As the mercury rises in the Valley, Phoenix Children’s Hospital reminds the community of common recreational hazards and provides essential tips to keep families safe while enjoying Arizona’s warm weather. Read more.
Phoenix Children’s doctors make “Best Doctors in America” list
Nearly 140 of our doctors recognized - four times the national average
The Best Doctors list recognizes the top 3 to 5 percent of specialists in the country; more than 20 percent of Phoenix Children’s medical staff physicians appear on the newly-released list. Read more.
Keeping our patients safe during respiratory virus season
UPDATE: Visitor Restrictions have been lifted as of April 14, 2008. All healthy children may visit the hospital.
To help protect our patients, all visitors on both the Thomas campus and McDowell campus must be at least 12 years old and in good health. Read more.
Pchhandprints.org – incredible stories of hope, courage, and a team of specialists who wouldn't give up
New website highlights Phoenix Children's Hospital patient stories
If you have a seriously ill child, they deserve the very best specialty care delivered by accomplished clinicians, with the latest technology, and family-centered care. Our new “sister” website tells the true stories of patients who just needed us to give them a chance. Read more.
Phoenix Children's brings care closer to home for East Valley residents
New center offers urgent care and specialty servcies
Access to our Hospital's unique brand of healthcare is about to get easier for East Valley residents as the Phoenix Children's Specialty and Urgent Care Center – East Valley opened in December. The 30,000-square-foot facility offers specialty pediatric medical services and evening and weekend urgent care. Read more.
The house that love built
Phoenix Children's Hospital to provide the future site of Ronald McDonald House
Phoenix Children's Hospital and Ronald McDonald House of Phoenix have joined forces to provide families with a new home featuring 18 guest rooms, a reception entry, full-service kitchen, social dining area, family-friendly activity room, and full-service business offices. Learn more.
Back to school tips
Get your kids ready for the new academic year
As summer break comes to an end and the new school year begins, parents and caregivers rush to buy their kids all the school supplies they’ll need to start the year. But there are other things to consider so that your child is safe and healthy when they walk through those school doors. Read more.
Private NICU rooms at Phoenix Children's Hospital offer womb-like environment
Fragile newborns and their families benefit from cutting-edge design and a healing environment
Private patient rooms with individual lighting controls may seem like creature comforts to some, but for tiny patients in Phoenix Children's Hospital’s NICU, they will be an integral part of the road to recovery. Read more.
