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Directions: Clinic visitors must go to Patient Registration/Admitting first. Take the Atrium/Green elevators to Floor 1. Turn left after exiting elevators and walk straight. You will see desks ahead for Patient Registration/Admitting on your left. To proceed to Suite 1210, walk towards the Orange elevators ...

Directions: Pediatric Acute Wound Service patients must go to Admitting on the 1st floor. Take the Atrium/Green elevators to Floor 1. Exit the elevators to your left and walk straight. You will see desks ahead on the left for Patient Registration/Admitting. From the 1st floor ...

Directions: Sleep Lab patients must go to Patient Registration/Admitting on the first floor. Take the Atrium/Green elevators to Floor 1. Turn left after exiting elevators and walk straight. You will see desks ahead for Patient Registration/Admitting on your left. From the 1st floor, walk straight ...

Puberty is the time when your child’s body begins to develop as she changes from a child into an adult. Remember when your child was a baby and how fast he seemed to grow? Puberty is actually the only other time your child’s body will ...

Midway through their pregnancy, Meredith and Joe Barnes of Champaign, Illinois received devastating news. ...

Read more about Madi Allen's struggle with pneumonia and her experience with St. Louis Children's Hospital. Learn more. ...

The Young Athlete Center offers athletic training services for all youth sporting events. Please fill out the request form at least 14 days before your event. ...

General Information The Orthopedics clinic is located inside Suite 1B. Directions: Take the Atrium/Green elevators to Floor 1. Turn left after exiting elevators, then take an immediate right, walking towards the gift shop/coffee shop. Suite 1B is located on your right, across from the gift ...

Area children in danger of losing their fingers or hands due to major trauma should be sent directly to St. Louis Children’s Hospital. That was the lesson learned by Lori and Jeffrey Neuschwander when their then 6-year-old son, Lucas, crushed his finger between a 15-pound ...

Poison ivy usually affects the hands and any area the hands may touch after coming into contact with the plant. Areas shaped like streaks or patches occur 1 to 2 weeks after exposure the first time a child gets poison ivy. ...