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You can count on our more than 250 physicians providing care in dozens of specialties to provide expert care and go the extra mile for your patients and kids throughout the area.
We’re ranked among the nation’s top 50 children’s hospitals in eight specialties for 2020-2021 by U.S. News & World Report – and the only children’s hospital on Florida’s West Coast to make the list this year.
Some of the reasons your patients may benefit from a referral to Johns Hopkins All Children’s:
The eight specialties we’re ranked in this year are:
These rankings reflect our longstanding commitment to the health of the children in our communities. Each year more than 100 pediatric hospitals across the country participate in U.S. News & World Report’s surveying process to rank the top children’s hospitals in 10 specialties.
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Experts in machine learning and artificial intelligence are working with physicians in a range of medical specialties on new tools that aim to continuously improve patient outcomes by harnessing the power of data and analytics.
Cannon was born at 22 weeks and after a long road — 11 months in the hospital and 12 surgeries — he’s home with his family and celebrated his first birthday.
Henry and his family traveled thousands of miles so he could receive specialized care from Dr. George Jallo, who leads the pediatric neurosurgery team, which has world-renowned skill with brain and spinal tumors.
Researchers at Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital published a study that investigated the factors that contribute to blood loss during scoliosis surgery.
The project is making better-quality pediatric data more available to researchers throughout the Johns Hopkins Health System.
Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital is the first and so far only certified treatment center in Florida offering a cutting-edge cellular immunotherapy for advanced leukemia in children and young adults.