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St. Louis Children’s Hospital offers outpatient services in multiple locations, including the main campus and Specialty Care Center. Whether you’re coming to us for an office visit or a test or procedure, we want you and your child to be prepared. We encourage you to ...

Visiting a baby in the newborn intensive care unit (NICU) can be a deeply emotional experience but fosters a bond among family members, allowing them to share in the joys and challenges of their child’s early days together. ...

Chroming is a growing trend where teens inhale aerosol fumes for a quick high, putting their health at serious risk. Social media is fueling its rise. ...

Immunology services provided for children at St. Louis Children's Hospital. To schedule an appointment, call us at 314-454-5437 ...

Sports rehabilitation can have an amazing affect on children with cerebral palsy. The physical therapists at the Carol and Paul Hatfield Cerebral Palsy Sports & Rehabilitation Center utilize physical activity to help children with cerebral palsy overcome their physical limitations. To learn more, contact St ...

What to expect when you're visiting Allergy, Immunology and Pulmonary Medicine at St. Louis Children's Hospital. ...

The Down Syndrome Center sees patients as soon as they are diagnosed with Down syndrome. In some cases, a diagnosis is made prenatally, and a family may visit the Center before their child is born. ...

Frequently asked questions about visits to the radiology department. ...

Learn about what to expect when visiting Orthopedics at St. Louis Children's Hospital including what to bring to an appointment, payment policies, helpful hints, and commons tests. ...

Most new patient visits take about one hour for a thorough history and physical exam, review of potential diagnoses, and design of a plan for evaluation and therapy. ...