Children's Hospital Colorado
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Children’s Hospital Colorado
Anschutz Medical Campus
13123 East 16th Avenue
Aurora, CO 80045

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Maternal and Fetal Telemedicine Program

Maternal fetal telemedicine improves outcomes for moms and babies by sharing information from satellite locations to the Colorado Fetal Care Center. Learn more about our maternal fetal medicine and fetal cardiology services. See how our telemedicine program is improving care even outside of our hospital.

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Therapeutic Apheresis

We use therapeutic apheresis to treat certain cancers, blood disorders and autoimmune diseases. Learn more about our pediatric apheresis services here.

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Addressing Bleeding Disorders in Young Women – The Spots and Dots Clinic

Our Spots and Dots clinic diagnoses and treats gynecological and hematologic issues in young women. Learn more about the services our clinic offers.

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Prenatal Counseling and Ongoing Mental Health Support

The Connections Program supports families who've received a prenatal diagnosis, have a baby in NICU/CICU, or are coping with a child's complex needs. Learn about our prenatal counseling and support.

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Fetal Conditions We Treat

Learn about the wide range of fetal abnormalities and genetic conditions we treat at the Colorado Fetal Care Center.

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Declan: A Nurse Experiences a Coarctation of the Aorta as a Parent

When doctors found signs of a congenital heart defect in her son, a PICU nurse experienced what it’s like to be on the other side of care.

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Harlowe: Caring for a Rare Cardiac Condition, Before and After Birth

Mariel had an autoimmune condition called Sjogren's syndrome. This condition caused her baby girl, still in utero, to begin having problems. Mariel's daughter's heartbeat dropped to half its previous rate and caused a scare. After birth, the baby was given a pacemaker and is now thriving.

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Robert: A Different Perspective on Hypoplastic Left Heart Syndrome

Amanda heard rumors about low survival rates for hypoplastic left heart syndrome. Here, doctors gave her son a 90% chance of survival.

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Family Knows Best: A Doctor's Perspective on Family-Centered Care

The Heart Institute at Children's Colorado believes that healthcare staff and patient families should be partners. Learn how this helps get your child home.

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Juniper: Children's Hospital Colorado's Youngest Ever Recipient of the Berlin Heart

Shortly after her birth, Juniper was diagnosed with dilated cardiomyopathy, a disease that was weakening and enlarging the two lower chambers of her heart. She was fitted with the Berlin Heart at Children's Colorado and was the youngest recipient of this device.