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Seattle Children’s Mental Health ED Patient Surge
Seattle Children’s is seeing very high numbers of pediatric patients with mental and behavioral health emergencies who require care in our Emergency Department and/or inpatient Psychiatry and Behavioral Medicine Unit.
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Viral Update: Illness and Volume Trends and Helpful Resources for the Community
Review current viral trends at the hospital and explore resources to support the community of healthcare professionals working together to care for patients facing viral illnesses.
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Spotlighting Key Achievements From Seattle Children’s Top-Ranked Service Lines
U.S. News & World Report continues to recognize Seattle Children’s as a top 10 hospital year after year because of its reputation for providing exceptional care, groundbreaking treatments and outstanding surgical outcomes.
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Seattle Children’s Expands Audiology Services for South Sound Patients
To meet the growing needs for audiology services in the South Sound, Seattle Children’s has expanded its offerings and is now providing audiology care in its Federal Way Clinic, in addition to the services offered in Seattle, Bellevue and Everett.
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New Motion Analysis Clinic Provides Better Orthopedic Outcomes for Patients
Seattle Children’s recently opened a new Motion Analysis Clinic (MAC) within its Kirkland Orthopedics Clinic, with advanced technology that goes beyond normal MRI and CT scans and offers the chance to identify the underlying cause and optimal treatment plan for many orthopedic issues.
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Seattle Children’s Collaborations Offer Trusted Care, Close to Home
Community providers know that when it comes to caring for patients, having a trusted hospital in the nearby area makes a big difference. That’s why Seattle Children’s has built a large network of collaborations and affiliations across Washington, working alongside community hospitals and healthcare organizations to str
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Congratulations to Seattle Children’s Top Doctors
Every year, Seattle Magazine and Seattle Met create updated lists of the best doctors in the Puget Sound region. The two magazines recently published their annual lists, which include 190 Seattle Children’s providers who were recognized by their peers for providing exceptional care.
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Mental and Behavioral Health Roundup
This month the roundup is highlighting three mental and behavioral health resources including a reminder about the new Partial Hospitalization Program for kids ages 11 through 14, an article providing anti-bullying information and resources for families, and new animated videos about the autism spectrum.
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This month the roundup is highlighting a new algorithm and several recent Ground Rounds recordings.
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Access Dashboard: October 2026
Review the most recent Access Dashboard to find wait times for many of Seattle Children’s ambulatory clinics and a list of conditions considered urgent for scheduling purposes.
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Continuing Medical Education, Grand Rounds and More
Learn about the latest medical advancements through upcoming continuing medical education programs, conferences and engaging Grand Rounds. These events offer valuable opportunities for knowledge exchange, professional growth and collaborative learning within the medical community.
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Please help welcome new medical staff to Seattle Children’s!
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For the third year in a row, U.S. News & World Report has named Seattle Children’s among the top 10 best children’s hospitals in the U.S., and best in the Pacific Northwest. Read more to learn about the national recognition and Seattle Children’s updated program rankings.
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Preparing for Back-to-School Mental and Behavioral Health Needs
With the return to school, Seattle Children’s Emergency Department typically sees a significant increase in children and teens seeking care for a mental and behavioral health crisis. Resources are available to help intervene earlier, before a crisis develops, and to help families navigate a crisis safely.
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New Partial Hospitalization Program for Kids 11 Through 14
Seattle Children’s is opening a new Early Adolescent Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) for children ages 11 through 14 in the Federal Way Clinic and will soon begin accepting patient referrals for a Sept. 30 program start.
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New Sports Cardiology Clinic Provides Rapid Screening and Clearance Services for Young Athletes
Seattle Children’s Heart Center is expanding its services to better address the needs of young athletes, opening a new Sports Cardiology Clinic in Seattle that provides the only comprehensive pediatric cardiology program on the West Coast dedicated to cardiovascular care for athletes.
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Celebrating 20 Years of Innovation at Seattle Children’s Research Institute
Twenty years ago, Seattle Children’s board announced the formation of Seattle Children’s Research Institute. Since then the institute has become one of the top 5 NIH-funded pediatric research centers in the country.
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Mental and Behavioral Health Roundup
This month the roundup is highlighting two mental and behavioral health resources including the new versions of the Partnership Access Line care guides, and a suicide prevention resource for parents and caregivers.
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September New Resource Roundup
This month the roundup is highlighting new versions of the Partnership Access Line care guides, along with several recent Grand Rounds recordings.
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Early Referral Matters: From Hearing Evaluation to Cochlear Implant Care
Early intervention for hearing issues is critical to help a child’s brain learn how to identify sounds and develop spoken language, and delays in referring patients with suspected hearing loss can compromise their abilities for spoken language later.