Why choose Children’s Wisconsin?
About usAt Children’s Wisconsin, our pediatric-trained experts are focused 100 percent on kids. This means our doctors are specially trained to recognize kid-specific clues other doctors might miss.
But our expertise goes beyond medical knowledge. We talk to children in ways they can understand, create child-friendly environments that put them at ease and provide resources that impact their health at home and at school.
How can we help you?
At Every Turn: Victoria’s drive to thrive
Shortly after Victoria was born in 2019, she was diagnosed with Down syndrome. Often kids with Down syndrome have low muscle tone. That was the case for Victoria. In her life, she struggled to learn to crawl and walk. But now, nothing is slowing her down.
Watch Victoria’s story to learn how physical and occupational therapists at Children’s Wisconsin have helped her become the thriving, active child she is today.
Learn moreNews and stories from Children’s Wisconsin
Toxic shock syndrome: What to watch for and how your teen can stay safe
There has been a rise in cases associated with super absorbency tampon use by teenagers.
How one mom’s fight to protect kids from lead poisoning got her invited to the White House
Deanna Branch helped start an organization to protect kids like her son, Aidan. Children's Wisconsin is proud to partner with them to keep kids safe from lead.
Invasive group A strep: What parents need to know about the infection
While invasive group A strep infections remain rare, there has been an increase of cases over the last six months across the globe, including in Wisconsin.
Ranked among the best in the nation
Children's Wisconsin has been ranked among the best in the nation in 8 specialties included in U.S. News & World Report's 2022-23 Best Children's Hospitals report.