Children's Hospital, New Orleans


Children’s Hospital safe from Hurricane Gustav, hurricane preparations in international and national spotlight
9/8/2008
Hospital safe from Hurricane Gustav... More

Telethon raises $1.38 million
6/2/2008
The Gulf South region generously opened their hearts and wallets in support of the 25th annual Children’s Hospital Telethon raising a record amount of more than $1.38 million.... More

New equipment advances quality of care
4/2/2008
Children’s Nuclear Medicine department and Dialysis unit recently acquired new equipment that improves patient treatment. The state-of-the-art dual camera scanner in Nuclear Medicine replaces the hospital’s single-head camera, producing high quality images in half the time. In Dialysis, the permanent reverse osmosis machine is the only one of its kind for pediatrics in Louisiana. Unlike the portable machines previously used, this machine is permanent, creating pure water vital for hemodialysis treatment.... More

Radiothon 2008 a ringing success
4/1/2008
Radiothon 2008 a ringing success... More

RIC recruits new researchers to New Orleans
4/1/2008
RIC recruits new researchers to New Orleans... More

Michael Hunt's 2008 Carnival Lithograph
1/30/2008
An opportunity to view details about artist Michael Hunt's 2008 Carnival creation. Click here for more information. http://www.mardigrasimages.com/EBlast/CH08.htm... More

Expanding Intensive Care Units
11/13/2007
Children’s Hospital is undergoing a major renovation to expand its intensive care offerings.... More

Autism support group starting May 1
4/26/2007
Children’s Hospital and The Chartwell Center have partnered to begin a monthly support group for parents of children with autism spectrum disorders.... More

Children’s Hospital ready for hurricane season
3/28/2007
On Thursday, Sept. 1, 2005, Children’s Hospital closed its doors for the first time in its 50-year history. Although New Orleans descended into chaos in Katrina’s wake, Children’s made it through relatively unscathed and reopened just over a month later.... More