In life-threatening emergencies, find the emergency room location nearest you. For non-life-threatening medical needs when your pediatrician is unavailable, visit one of our convenient urgent care locations.
This is an extraordinary place. There's magic in our energy, our spaces, our people and our discoveries. There's even magic in our motivation: to eradicate childhood disease, so that one day, like magic, children will no longer need us.
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Because we see more and treat more children than any other hospital in the region, our unparalleled care leads to outcomes among the best in the country.
Red wagons in our halls, prescription pets rounding the floors and a lounge just for teens – it all helps put our patients at ease and create a supportive space just for them.
We understand that time is of the essence when your little one is sick. Instead of numerous appointments with different doctors, we coordinate your child’s appointments with all our specialists in one day.
Specializing in the big things, little things and everything in between
There's no running from cancer. Thankfully, there is running after.
A bump on Markus' knee was more than just a sign of 12-year-old boyhood. It was cancer. And with it came a question: Would he ever run again? Markus had the fight in him. And only we had the team of experts to back him up.
Nearly 400 attendees gathered to celebrate a historic moment. Children's Colorado celebrated the ribbon cutting of its newest hospital, led by masters of ceremony Lauren Schwamb, 13, and Kaden Ford, 16, who spoke about what it means to have access to close to home.
There's currently no technology to measure the structure and function of the lungs, particularly in kids. The use of electrical impedance tomography at Children's Colorado's Breathing Institute will change that.
Psychologist Dr. Laura Anthony wants teens to know the warning signs of suicide. And if they see those signs, she wants them to come right out and ask.
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