Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital’s remarkable healthcare team is dedicated to putting the patient first, and to delivering extraordinary patient- and family-centered care. This lifts us up above other healthcare providers. This is the Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital Experience.
Bryant could hear the whistles blowing as he walked by the gymnasium, but a congenital foot condition kept him from joining his classmates on the basketball court.
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Amy, a trauma nurse at Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital, had met the emergency helicopter many times before. But this time was different. This time, the patient was her 8-year-old son, Jason.
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Twins Kristen and Amanda both faced many medical problems typical of preemies, but Kristen’s complications were more serious: bleeding in the brain, seizures and mild cerebral palsy.
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“We take care of every baby as if they were our own,” Andrea says. “There is a culture of safety and patientand family centered care. Everything is a team effort. The most satisfying part is seeing these babies go home.”
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Born on Christmas Eve, Susanne’s triplets were precious gifts – but dangerously tiny and premature.
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Twice in Sabrina’s young life, Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital has come to the rescue. At age 6, she nearly died after her appendix ruptured. And when she was 16, a serious knee injury almost ended her dream of dancing professionally.
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Before she was born, Claire’s parents learned she had severe heart defects that would require complex open heart surgery before her first birthday.
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At just 3 months old, Rachel was diagnosed with a type of leukemia rarely seen in children so young. Her parents, Liz and Eddie, feared their precious baby girl might not live.
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Christine was an eighth grader when a casual bike ride ended with a trip to the emergency room.
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A few weeks before Dustin’s second birthday, he was diagnosed with a clear cell sarcoma in his kidney, a very rare childhood cancer.
His parents were devastated. Today, Dustin is cancer-free.
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Today, thanks to the extraordinary healthcare team at Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital and its special brand of patient- and family-centered care, Kendal’s heart is working beautifully. Her mother credits the hospital with saving her baby’s life.
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