National Jewish is proud to announce NJ4kids - a program of dedicated care from America's best pediatric specialists. NJ4kids is unique, comprehensive, effective and available only at National Jewish, the #1 respiratory hospital in the country*.
With NJ4kids, we have created an environment in response to the increasing demand from parents and patients for treatment of asthma, atopic dermatitis, food allergies, rhinitis, immune problems and recurrent infections - all diseases that are increasing at alarming rates throughout the country.
By and large, NJ4kids is about reorganizing and enhancing what we already have and increasing our capabilities to make it better for the patients and their families. This will translate into better patient diagnosis, advanced diagnostic testing, individualized therapeutic interventions, outcome monitoring, and communication with families and their physicians..
Our goals are to grow as leaders in these areas using the most advanced technologies and interventions as well as bridging clinical and basic research. This is all in keeping with the cohesive strategic plan developed for the Department of Pediatrics and National Jewish.
A list of the pediatric diseases we specialize in and treat.
Listing of pediatric faculty members on the National Jewish staff.
Department of Pediatrics Divisions
The Pediatric Outpatient Clinic at National Jewish is designed to provide patients and their families with highly specialized, multi-disciplinary care to manage their child’s illness.
National Jewish provides an intense, multidisciplinary approach to disease management in an outpatient setting where patients and their families participate in appointments and therapeutic activities throughout the day.
This program is designed for patients with severe disease who have failed appropriate outpatient management. The average length of stay in the Day Program is approximately two weeks.
Pediatric Behavioral Health includes a team of experienced and licensed child psychiatrists, psychologists, creative art therapists and social workers who provide mental health services to children and their families.
Information for postgraduates interested in pursuing a fellowship in pediatric allergy and immunology.
