Community Health Network

Children's Services

Our promises to parents of our youngest patients ensure high quality and safe care - an experience that is compassionate, special and timely. Your child's care is the most important care, and you'll find no one is more prepared to see you through than Community. Standing a tireless vigil for science. For good health. For you. We are more than your physician and your nurse. We are your guardian.

Children's services

Community Health Network’s pediatric services provide care for children—newborns through age 17. Our staff treats children and parents together, making sure they are both cared for and well informed. You can count on Community hospitals for the finest inpatient, outpatient, behavioral and ambulatory care services for your child.

Promises to parents of our youngest patients

We promise to provide:

High quality and safe care
A compassionate experience
A special experience
A timely experience

Learn more about our promises to parents and patients >>

Classes and events

Community Health Network offers a variety of helpful classes for new parents and children. Sign up for a breastfeeding support class or an educational session to learn more about your infant or child's growth. Learn more >>

Pediatric unit at Community Hospital North

When it comes to caring for kids, our patients have come to expect the exceptional treatment Community Hospital North provides. The pediatric unit was designed by kids and their parents, as well as doctors and nurses, combining the most advanced technology and highest level of clinical care with the special health and healing needs of kids. Visit the pediatric unit >>

See the unit through kids' and parents' eyes with our virtual tours >>

Pediatric hospitalist services

In addition to the most specialized care and technology, we've also added a team of well-trained pediatric hospitalists. These unique experts are trained pediatricians who work only in the hospital to care for pediatric patients. In addition, the hospitalists partner with each child's personal physician in delivering care while the child is in the hospital. Learn more about pediatric hospitalist services >>

myFirstAid

For basic questions about medical situations, please visit myFirstAid. There you'll find information about childhood conditions and specific information about when you should go to the emergency room or contact your doctor. It's great for "after hours" when you just want another opinion about the type of care you should seek for your child.