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Hospital meets all criteria as Level 1 Children's Surgery Center, recognizing dedication to providing optimal care for young patients.
When Rocky showed up at Rocky Mountain Hospital for Children after the big win - it was all good news.
Colleagues and patients at Rocky Mountain Hospital for Children celebrated "Posey" who joined the team two years ago.
CHDs are the most common type of birth defect, affecting nearly one percent of births per year in the U.S., states the CDC.
Traditionally, kids are put in back braces to try to straighten things out. If that doesn't work, fusion surgery is the next step.
Each week in the U.S., almost 70,000 babies are born prematurely
Harper Jacobo has come a long way. She and her twin Gabriella were born prematurely at just 23 weeks, weighing less than a third of a pound.
Hutt Martin is just 8 months old, and Luke Schmidt is 15. Both boys have an extremely rare genetic condition called TAR.
Hutt Martin is just 8 months old, and Luke Schmidt is 15. Both boys have an extremely rare genetic condition called TAR.
The Spring holiday comes early for patients at RMHC.
One in 400 babies born today will have a deformity called pectus excavatum — or sunken chest.
The teenager's family hosted dozens of doctors, nurses and staff from Rocky Mountain Hospital for Children for lunch to thank them.
Dr. Jaren Riley and his special relationship with a patient is featured in this national show
Dr. Turner shared insights into congenital heart disease symptoms and treatments
Jude was born with a hole in his heart and underwent surgery at Rocky Mountain Hospital for Children to repair it at just 2 months old.
The number of self-harm emergency room visits for kids has more than tripled, from 347 in 2016 to 1,211 in 2021.
Chloe was born on June 25, 2021, in Gillette, Wyoming. She was a healthy baby with no concerns...
Wednesday is National Girls and Women in Sports Day and emphasizes the roles females play both on and off the field.
National Girls and Women in Sports Day is Wednesday, February 1, and we wanted to highlight Dr. Rachel Brewer
Studies show that more kids are ingesting cannabis edibles.
COVID, flu and RSV continue to strain healthcare system
As the holidays approach, parents are picking out perfect toys for their kids. But how do you know you're getting the safest option?
Treatments have vastly improved in recent years.
While seeing a case where strep A results in death is an alarming occurrence, some doctors say parents should not worry too much.
An emergency doctor gives tips for how to keep kids safe with their new toys this holiday. Katie Orth reports.
Rocky Mountain Hospital for Children hosts annual toy drive for patients and families
Annual event brings smiles to patients, families and colleagues.
With the ongoing shortage of kid's Tylenol & Motrin, doctors urge parents not to turn to multi-ingredient cold medicine for kids under 4.
Thankfully, shortages are not impacting hospitals and patient care.
Family describes the RSV situation in Colorado as an emergency.
A triple threat of COVID, RSV and flu could hit this winter
Hospitals across the metro area are sounding the alarm about RSV.
Colorado has seen a rapid increase in respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), particularly among infants and children below the age of two.
The state health department is asking Coloradans to take measures to protect themselves and others from flu, RSV and COVID-19.
RSV, a respiratory illness that can be severe in infants because their lungs aren't strong enough.
With RSV and flu surging alongside cold and COVID season, there's much for parents and caregivers to think about.
Halloween is many kids' favorite holiday since they can dress up as their favorite characters and get rewarded with candy.
The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment reports 109 pediatric RSV-associated hospitalizations from Oct. 1-19 this year.
Colorado physicians are seeing an increase in pediatric respiratory syncytial virus (RSV)
Experts say Colorado could see an earlier flu season. That's why doctors say now is the time for you and your family to get a flu shot.
During NICU Appreciation Month, a family shares their story after their baby was born at just 23 weeks.
Medical experts say that kind of heat can cause problems.
Toews offered up the cup to Ashlinn, who didn't even attempt to hide her enormous, beautiful smile.
Lilly Downs cuddles with Posey, RMHC's in-hospital comfort dog
Non-Profit wants to Close the "Equity Gap" in Pediatric Treatment
Posey helps to comfort patients and even has her own book!
The smallest hospital patients need extra care to be protected from infectious disease.
While the COVID vaccine is important, there are many other pediatric vaccines to consider
After having a rough last year, things are looking up for 11-year-old Justice Avila.
August is Immunization Awareness Month, a time to make sure we are all up to date on required vaccinations.
Getting ready to go back to school can be a busy time for the whole family.
Polio is one of more than a dozen vaccines the Centers for Disease Control recommends for children under 18.
Dr. Geva shares tips to help kids safely evolve with growing technology.
A pediatric dietician's advice on packing healthy lunches for your kids
Making sure kids get adequate sleep as they return back to school.
As kids get ready to head back to school, they may be struggling to get good sleep.
Dr. Pengel serves as the podcast expert offering insight for parents and young athletes.
According to the CDC, only around 30% percent of children between the ages of 5 and 11 have received the vaccine.
Dr. Reggie Washington stresses the importance of the COVID vaccine for kids.
Doctors tout benefits of new procedure, and patients benefit as well
There was a celebration for the Colorado Avalanche at the Rocky Mountain Hospital for Children on Friday.
June is Scoliosis Awareness Month, a time to raise awareness and education about the disease.
Kash's story brings hope and inspiration
Laura-Anne Cleveland, Assoc. Chief Nursing Officer, Shares the Latest
Parents are being warned about an increase in acute hepatitis cases among children across the country.
As the baby formula looms on, keep these tips in mind
At 13, Nelli has now had four major spinal surgeries with Dr. Jaren Riley
According to data company Datasembly, 40% of America's baby formula supplies are out of stock. That's up from 29% in March.
Laura-Anne Cleveland shares insights for parents to consider
Dr. Reggie Washington, Chief Medical Officer, discusses the importance of all childhood vaccinations
Masks off and active kids mean circulating illnesses.
The extraordinary team at Rocky Mountain Hospital for Children provided miraculous care
Thanks to the expert team at Rocky Mountain Hospital for Children, baby Harper goes home to her twin.
Anchor Center for the Blind is facilitating a study at Rocky Mountain Hospital for Children
Troop delivered cookies for patient families.
Laura-Anne Cleveland, ACNO from Rocky Mountain Hospital for Children, reflects on the two-year mark
The run of freezing temperatures hasn't kept people from exercising. Learn about the risks of winter workouts, as well as precautions.
Dr. Immanuel Turner from RMHC gave new life NSMC colleague and congenital heart patient Mandy Brauch
Turns out, she had two holes in her heart and now her parents have a message for families.
Justice Avila is back to her busy self following open-heart surgery with Dr. Immanuel Turner.
Congenital heart defects, also known as holes in the heart, are the most common type of birth defects.
The procedure can be completed in an outpatient setting
There's an effort underway not only from health officials and educators to get more of Colorado's children vaccinated against COVID-19.
Dr. Reginald Washington offers insights for parents to consider
RMHC colleagues discuss how they find the drive to continue showing up for our patients
Dr. Reginald Washington details the various reasons kids are currently hospitalized at Rocky Mountain Hospital for Children.
Dr. Reggie Washington weighs in and provides tips for parents
Cases of COVID-19 are spiking not only among adults but also among some of the youngest Coloradans
Several HealthONE experts are featured in this article.
Dr. Jennifer Clark, Hematologist/Oncologist from RMHC, discusses signs, symptoms, treatments and advancements.
Rocky Mountain Hospital for Children sponsored the Positive Coaching Alliance's Jersey and Jeans Youth Sports Awards on November 4.
Immanuel Turner, MD has been named Chief of Pediatric and Adult Congenital Cardiac Surgery.
Heroic High Country nurse saves baby 1 week after learning specific training
Dr. Reggie Washington discusses the importance of the booster for teens
Gifts will be delivered to patients at RMHC year-round.
Laura-Anne Cleveland discusses tricks for making vaccines easier on kids.
An OB/GYN at P/SL says the most important message for pregnant patients to prevent serious illness is to consider vaccination.
Colorado medical experts address pediatric vaccine accessibility issues
Dr. Anna Zimmerman offers hope to parents and loved ones
The CDC said more than 22 million infants worldwide have missed their first dose of the measles vaccine during the pandemic.