CHOC has been chosen from pediatric facilities nationwide to be ranked as one of the best children’s hospitals by U.S. News & World Report.
Quinn goes home, thanks to CHOC’s cardiac high-risk interstage program
Quinn has 5 heart abnormalities and has undergone open-heart surgery. She’s cared for by the cardiac high-risk interstage program.
One family, two NICU stays
Each year, 1 in 10 babies in the U.S. are born prematurely. For the Cushings, that statistic is two in two. Both sons had stays in the NICU.
CHOC resident follows in his father’s footsteps
Growing up, Tim saw his dad come home from work with a smile. It was that dedication that inspired Tim to pursue a career in medicine.
From CHOC mom to CHOC employee
Before Maria was a CHOC employee, she was a CHOC mom. Her son had heart surgery at just 2 days old and spent 4 months at CHOC.
A surprise heart defect diagnosis in utero: Teddy’s story
Teddy was diagnosed with anomalous pulmonary artery off the aorta. Today he’s a healthy kid thanks to the care he received at CHOC
CHOC recognized as one of nation’s best children’s hospitals by U.S. News and World Report
CHOC is one of only 50 pediatric facilities in the nation to earn recognition as a best children’s hospital by U.S. News & World Report.
Living with polymicrogyria: Angelina’s story
Shortly after birth, Angelina was diagnosed with polymicrogyria. She remains under the care of many expert CHOC clinicians.
Fighting through GERD: Bowie and Finley’s story
Bowie and Finley’s parents knew they were fighters. Their mom shares their journey with gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD).
