With the combined expertise of Columbia and Weill Cornell Medicine, NewYork-Presbyterian provides comprehensive care to infants, children, and young adults. Our two children's hospitals, dozens of medical group practices, and expansive network of specialists allow NewYork-Presbyterian to provide outstanding medical care for even the most rare and complex conditions.
*Based on registered physicians on Doximity, which represents more than 80% of physicians in the U.S.
Our team of pediatricians and pediatric specialists recognizes the unique needs of your child. Our holistic family-centered approach to care focuses on physical, emotional, and social well-being. We empower you with knowledge and support every step of the way.
As one of the largest pediatric medical centers in the United States, NewYork-Presbyterian offers over 30 clinical programs, and covers all major pediatric subspecialties.
A child’s illness can impact the whole family. We are dedicated to easing the concerns of parents and caregivers by equipping them with the knowledge and tools to make choices that are best for their families. We want to give the child’s support system agency over their choices.
As an academic medical center, NewYork-Presbyterian is dedicated to providing the highest quality and most comprehensive care to children in the New York metropolitan area, nationally, and around the world. In collaboration with Weill Cornell Medicine and Columbia University, we provide access to clinical trials and some of the latest and most cutting-edge innovations and technologies available to help your child.
Despite NewYork-Presbyterian’s two children’s hospitals being geographically separated, many integrated programs exist. Many teams at both NewYork-Presbyterian Morgan Stanley Children’s Hospital and NewYork-Presbyterian Komansky Children’s Hospital share research and resources and review patient diagnoses and care plans so that you get the collective expertise for even the rarest conditions.
Child life specialists are certified and trained professionals with expertise in child development. They help infants, children, teens, and families cope with the stress and uncertainty of acute and chronic illness, injury, trauma, disability, loss, and bereavement. Child life specialists can help recognize and address your child’s reactions to the stresses of illness and medical procedures by providing evidence-based, developmentally and psychologically appropriate interventions. Some services that a child life specialist can support are education on a new diagnosis, school re-entry preparation, normalization of the hospital experience through therapeutic play, and many more. Learn more about child life services at NewYork-Presbyterian Morgan Stanley Children’s Hospital and NewYork-Presbyterian Komansky Children’s Hospital.
We're the only hospital in NYC with 2 of the highest level NICUs.**
We perform the most pediatric cardiac surgeries in New York.***
We have two level 4 epilepsy centers. Our centers are rated as among the most active programs on the East Coast.****
** NICU: NYS Department of Health | *** Cardiac Surgeries: SPARCS, 2021 | **** Epilepsy: National Association of Epilepsy Centers
The NewYork-Presbyterian team of pediatricians and pediatric specialists covers all major pediatric subspecialties and provide excellent care to young patients every day. Our physicians specialize in pediatric cardiology, pediatric neurology, pediatric oncology, and dozens of additional areas.
Our internationally recognized pediatric experts are committed to pursuing progress in the lab and at the bedside to improve children's lives. We use the latest innovations in medicine and surgery to diagnose even the rarest and most complex disorders.
We treat the whole child—mind and body—with a focus on overall health and wellness.
8-year-old Aramara always loved swimming, hiking and being active. When she was diagnosed with leukemia just after her 6th birthday, she lost all of her energy - but she had the will to stay strong, even in the hardest moments. After two years of chemotherapy, she's back to her energetic self, enjoying the beach, and so inspired by her team at NewYork-Presbyterian that she wants to be a doctor when she grows up.
Yasin was born with Tetralogy of Fallot, a rare heart condition where oxygen-poor blood flows from the heart to the rest of the body. His doctors at NewYork-Presbyterian knew that the only way to beat it was with a treatment that was completely new. They implanted one of the first-ever heart valves that will grow alongside him. Now Yasin - who had two open heart surgeries as an infant - is playing basketball, pursuing his love of drawing, and living life as a healthy 10-year-old.
Francy spent much of her childhood in Ghana in chronic and crippling pain. After finally receiving a diagnosis of sickle cell disease, Francy left home at age 8 to receive life-changing treatment at NewYork-Presbyterian - a successful bone marrow transplant. Years later, she’s an Ivy League student with the goal of becoming an attorney who works to decrease health disparities worldwide.
At NewYork-Presbyterian, we can help every child live their story.
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