Nov 21, 2022
Family describes the RSV situation in Colorado as an emergency.
Each day we are inspired by the courage of hundreds of children and families receiving treatment in our network of facilities in metro Denver, Colorado. Whether caring for an injured child in an emergency, performing minimally invasive surgery on a newborn, or supporting a teen through cancer treatments, we are committed to providing the highest level of care for every child. We team up with parents to help their children get back to their worlds fast, because we are amazing together.
Emergency Care Just for Kids
Our dedicated ER staffed with board-certified pediatric emergency specialists provides full-service care when your child has a medical emergency or injury, 24/7.
Congenital heart care
The Congenital Heart Center at RMHC offers care for heart conditions diagnosed prenatally or after birth, or those that develop later in childhood or as adults.
Surgery specialized for children
Your child is in good hands with our pediatric surgical specialists. We offer some of the most advanced care in the region, including techniques pioneered at RMHC.
Neonatal Intensive Care (NICU)
With the largest level IV NICU in the Rocky Mountain region, our neonatologists and care teams provide unparalleled newborn care 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Free Pediatric Nurse Advice Line
When the doctor’s office is closed, call FIRST CALL® for Children 303-563-3300.
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Rocky Mountain Hospital for Children News
Colorado short on child meds during flu season
Nov 30, 2022
Thankfully, shortages are not impacting hospitals and patient care.
4-year-old with RSV has been hospitalized at RMHC for 19 days
Here's how Coloradans can help flatten the virus curves this winter
Nov 16, 2022
A triple threat of COVID, RSV and flu could hit this winter
How Denver-metro hospitals are managing RSV surge
Nov 11, 2022
Hospitals across the metro area are sounding the alarm about RSV.
Medical Monday on the rise of RSV
Nov 07, 2022
Colorado has seen a rapid increase in respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), particularly among infants and children below the age of two.
