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We care for infants throughout their journey, from prenatal diagnosis to the NICU and through their first five years of life. Our team uses the latest medical advances – including a 47-bed Level IV NICU and Texas' first TeleNICU – to deliver complex care to critically ill infants.
Our NICU is home to a comprehensive team, including renowned neonatologists from UT Southwestern. Our unique skills and expertise, combined with leading-edge techniques and technology, allow us to provide award-winning neonatal and perinatal care to children in North Texas and beyond. These attributes, along with our dedication to research, patient care and medical education, have allowed us to achieve our vision of making Children’s Health among the very best medical centers.
At Children’s Health, we believe treating the whole child is an important part of the care journey. That’s why we practice a holistic, comprehensive approach to care.
When patients come to Children's Health, they are not only getting access to our Level IV NICU, but also our more than 50 award-winning specialties and subspecialties. With experts in a range of top-ranked specialties all in the same place, there is no better place to receive coordinated, high-quality care.
From fetal heart and neurological conditions to ECMO support, patients will get all the care they need – all under one roof. Using a comprehensive care model, our expert team of neonatologists collaborates seamlessly with other specialists to provide patients world-renowned NICU care.
Specialized Areas of Care
Cardiology with a focus on fetal heart conditions
ECMO support (cardiology and pulmonology)
Collaborative Team
Nephrologists (overseeing Aquadex renal replacement therapies)
This multidisciplinary approach ensures that each infant receives personalized, coordinated care tailored to their specific medical needs, fostering optimal outcomes and enhancing the quality of care provided in our NICU.
Our neonatal and pediatric transport team is one of the busiest in the nation and the first to be accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Medical Transport Systems (CAMTS) in all three modes of transportation: jet, helicopter and ground ambulance.