< class="teaser__title">Rapid expansion of telehealth services made possible by donors The COVID-19 pandemic has quickly accelerated the need for Children’s Colorado to deliver care in innovative ways. The hospital recently ramped up telehealth appointments from about 100 per week to 6,000 per week to serve patients and families. Read more about how telehealth is helping kids like 8-year-old Keira and how donor support has made this rapid expansion possible. Read More
< class="teaser__title">Children’s Colorado Advances New Treatments for COVID-19 Could the cure to COVID-19 be found in kids? We aim to find out. Read how Children’s Colorado is on the front lines of groundbreaking research to find new treatments and therapies for COVID-19 all thanks to donors. Read More
< class="teaser__title">How to Help Children’s Hospital Colorado Patients and Medical Staff As the region’s only nonprofit pediatric hospital, Children’s Hospital Colorado (Children’s Colorado) is on the front lines of responding to COVID-19. This far-reaching health crisis has created several urgent needs at Children’s Colorado as the hospital works to mitigate the spread of COVID-19, while supporting our patients, families and caregivers. Read More
< class="teaser__title">Coronavirus (COVID-19) Update from Jennifer Roe Darling, President and CEO With the coronavirus (COVID-19) situation evolving daily, it’s especially important that we remember that there are many kids in our community who are depending on us for critical care today for ongoing illnesses, treatments, and injuries. Read More
< class="teaser__title">How Chase Ditched His Training Wheels Chase was born two months early in full cardiac arrest and has faced a multitude of medical challenges ever since. But that didn’t stop him from riding in the Courage Classic Bicycle Tour. Read his inspirational story of overcoming obstacles and giving back to fellow patients at Children’s Colorado. Read More
< class="teaser__title">Fighting Back Against Childhood Cancer Physician-scientists at Children’s Hospital Colorado are gaining ground on pediatric cancer by using an unexpected weapon: the body’s own immune system. Read More
< class="teaser__title">When Frustration Leads to a Better Way When Dr. Steve Moulton frequently overheard nurses and parents complaining about issues related to securing and maintaining transabdominal feeding tubes, he realized there must be a better way. So he developed the Button Huggie, a first-of-its-kind gastrostomy button securement solution that prevents common complications like dislodgement. Read More
< class="teaser__title">How One Doctor’s ‘Crazy Idea’ Made an Invasive Test Much Easier With support from the Center for Innovation, Dr. Joel Friedlander pioneered a new way to do nasal endoscopy tests on kids that eliminates the need for sedation. Now he's sharing his invention with pediatric providers across the country to help thousands of children avoid anesthesia. Read More
< class="teaser__title">Mending Broken Hearts Imagine if doctors could 3D print the damaged components of a patient’s heart — making valves, ventricles, even the entire organ — and then literally bring those parts to life by infusing them with the child’s own healthy stem cells. Read More
< class="teaser__title">Why I Ride for Colton A mom and dad become superheroes, even with broken hearts. Britney and Sam ride in the Courage Classic with the Cardiac Climbers in honor of their son, Colton ("Moose"), who passed away due to congenital heart defects at 3 months old. Read More