If your child needs heart surgery, you’ll find world-class care here from specialists who understand and care about kids. The Phoenix Children’s Heart Center offers complete care and surgical solutions, including complex heart surgery for children of all ages, as well as adults with congenital heart conditions.
Phoenix Children’s has the largest pediatric endocrinology and diabetes program in Arizona, with more than 6,400 patient visits each year. Our expert endocrinologists treat children with endocrine and metabolic disorders, along with our kid-friendly team of nurse specialists, nutritionists, certified diabetes educators and psychologists.
Often, a bone abnormality is identified or diagnosed by a pediatrician, who may refer you to our pediatric specialists to assess, diagnose and treat your child. Families are welcome to self-refer if you suspect your child has a bone condition. You may also request a second opinion from our clinic experts.
The Phoenix Children's Cardiology Program provides the most extensive continuum of care, from infants to young adults living with congenital heart conditions. We offer extensive expertise to treat a wide variety of heart conditions for prenatal patients through adults. Our subspecialists treat heart defects that are present at birth and conditions acquired later due to disease or injury.
We believe in the team approach, bringing together diverse pediatric specialists under one roof to provide children with the best care.
Our specialists are part of a partnership with Phoenix Children’s Level 1 Trauma Center and other injury prevention experts. We offer knowledge, tools and support to help you prevent childhood injuries.
Phoenix Children’s Injury Prevention experts offer many programs and services, in collaboration with many community partners, which include:
Phoenix Children’s physical medicine & rehabilitation (PM&R) doctors, neurologists and other experts offer complete care for children with cerebral palsy (CP). We’re your home base for multispecialty evaluation and treatment of cerebral palsy and related conditions.
Like many health systems across the country, Phoenix Children’s has seen a dramatic increase in the number of families who are seeking an autism evaluation for their child. In the United States and Arizona, approximately one in 36 children are diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder.
Phoenix Children’s has developed a new process for existing and new requests for autism evaluation.
The heart’s electrical system works around the clock to keep your heart pumping in a steady, organized way. It signals the heart muscle to pump or relax, automatically adjusting to a body’s changing needs – whether it’s a child at rest or an adult running a marathon.
Phoenix Children's Allergy and Immunology Clinic provides care for children with allergic diseases and disorders, including asthma, food allergy, “hay fever” and eczema. The clinic is affiliated with the Pediatric Pulmonology Department, thus allowing access to the Pediatric Respiratory Lab and its on-site respiratory testing. Allergy “skin testing” is performed in the Allergy Clinic for diagnosing seasonal and perennial allergies, food allergies, stinging insect allergies and drug allergies.
