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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.