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  • Additional Details on Provider Line Changes Effective January 6, 2025

    In November we shared that there would be some significant changes to our Provider-to-Provider Line in January, with a promise to provide additional details in December. Read more to learn what resources will be available to help our community providers get their questions and consultation needs addressed.

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    Viral Season Update: Illness and Volume Trends, and Helpful Resources for Our Community

    As we weather the viral season together, review the trends we’re experiencing at the hospital and resources that may be helpful for our entire community of healthcare professionals caring for patients during this time. Please take time to read the important update on viral respiratory testing.

  • December Mental and Behavioral Health Roundup

    Read about the latest updates and resources related to Seattle Children’s mental and behavioral health services, including news about expanded support for patients and families who speak a language other than English and a helpful article from our Child Life team.

  • December New Resource Roundup

    Check out these new resources from Seattle Children’s that may be helpful to community providers. Read more for new resources from the Pediatric Pandemic Network on Oropouche and Mpox, updated endocrinology algorithms, and more!

  • Access Dashboard: December 2024

    Review our most recent Access Dashboard to find wait times for many of our ambulatory clinics and a list of conditions considered urgent for scheduling purposes.

  • Continuing Medical Education, Grand Rounds and More

    Learn about the latest medical advancements through our upcoming continuing medical education programs, conferences, and engaging Grand Rounds. These events offer invaluable opportunities for knowledge exchange, professional growth, and collaborative learning within our medical community.

  • New Medical Staff

    Join us in welcoming new medical staff to Seattle Children’s!

  • First U.S. CAR T-cell Clinical Trial for Children with Lupus Now Enrolling Patients at Seattle Children’s

    The Reversing Autoimmunity through Cell Therapy, or REACT-01 study, is the first CAR T-cell clinical trial in the U.S. for children with systemic lupus erythematosus. Seattle Children’s is now enrolling patients.

  • Provider-to-Provider Line Changes Coming January 6

    As shared in previous communications, Seattle Children’s has made the difficult decision to make changes to the Provider-to-Provider Line to address issues with access, risk management, and provider workload as use of the line has evolved over time. Read more about what’s changing and when.

  • Seattle Children’s Orthopedic Injury Urgent Care Now Open

    Seattle Children’s Orthopedic Injury Urgent Care opened Monday, October 28 in response to the growing need for urgent care related to orthopedic and sports-related injuries for patients 4 through 20. Read to learn more about this important new service and how we can help support your patients.

  • How Psychiatric Urgent Care Helps Improve Access to Mental and Behavioral Health Care: A Q&A with Mental and Behavioral Health Services Leadership

    Seattle Children’s Psychiatric Urgent Care Clinic opened September 30 to provide same-day in-person and telemedicine mental and behavioral health assessment and intervention for Washington youth. Read more about what our Mental and Behavioral Health leaders have observed so far.

  • eConsult Go Live for Seven Additional Specialties is November 20

    Beginning November 20, eConsults will be available for Biochemical Genetics, Clinical Genetics, Craniofacial, Interventional Radiology, Nephrology, Gynecology, and Rehabilitation Medicine. Read more for additional details.

  • Viral Season Update: Illness and Volume Trends, and Helpful Resources for Our Community

    As we weather the viral season together, review the latest on trends we’re experiencing at the hospital and resources that may be helpful for our entire community of healthcare professionals caring for patients during this time. Please take time to read the important update on viral respiratory testing.

  • November Mental and Behavioral Health Roundup

    Read about the latest updates and resources related to Seattle Children’s mental and behavioral health services, including good access news for two popular programs, a new educational resource for families, and a free eBook download.

  • November New Resource Roundup

    Check out these new resources from Seattle Children’s that may be helpful to community providers. Read more for new resources from the Pediatric Pandemic Network on Oropouche and Mpox, updated endocrinology algorithms, and more!

  • Access Dashboard: November 2024

    Review our most recent Access Dashboard to find wait times for many of our ambulatory clinics and a list of conditions considered urgent for scheduling purposes.

  • Continuing Medical Education, Grand Rounds and More

    Learn about the latest medical advancements through our upcoming continuing medical education programs, conferences, and engaging Grand Rounds. These events offer invaluable opportunities for knowledge exchange, professional growth, and collaborative learning within our medical community.

  • New Medical Staff

    Join us in welcoming new medical staff to Seattle Children’s!

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    U.S. News & World Report Recognizes Seattle Children’s as a Top 10 National Leader in Pediatric Healthcare

    U.S. News & World Report rankings for 2024-2025 have been released, and Seattle Children’s has been recognized as one of the top 10 best children’s hospitals in the U.S. and the best in the Pacific Northwest. Read more for additional information, including specific program rankings.

  • Seattle Children's Psychiatric Urgent Care Now Open

    Seattle Children’s Psychiatric Urgent Care Clinic opened this Monday, September 30 to provide same-day in-person and telemedicine mental and behavioral health crisis assessment and intervention for Washington youth ages 4 through 17. Read to learn more about this important new service.