Life was typical for Geni before she was diagnosed with epilepsy at age 14. After medications failed, she underwent epilepsy surgery.
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What we’re thankful for this year: 2020
Despite the countless challenges brought on by 2020, the clinicians, staff and patients of CHOC have retained a sense of gratitude.
5 ways to spread joy to CHOC patients this year
Help us preserve the magic of childhood – year-round – for our patients by supporting CHOC the following ways this holiday season.
Device approved for compassionate use saves leg, life of young girl
CHOC doctors secured a one-time compassionate use FDA approval to use a cutting-edge device to help remove Naomi’s tumor and save her leg.
Milestone procedure saves preemie with complex heart disease
Before Hope was born, her mom knew she had heart defects and would need surgery after birth. Thankfully, she was in good hands at CHOC.
From CHOC patient to CHOC donor: Katrina’s story
Katrina was treated for type 1 diabetes at CHOC throughout her childhood. Now an adult, she’s fighting to find a cure.
How to safely celebrate Thanksgiving during COVID-19
CHOC experts provide tips for families on how to safely celebrate Thanksgiving during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Tips for involving your child with ASD in the kitchen
Cooking as a family can be enjoyable, including those with challenges related to autism spectrum disorder (ASD).
How to help kids cope with social isolation during the COVID-19 pandemic
For any caregivers who are struggling with how to help children cope with social isolation during COVID-19, here are ways to help.
