Location: Penn State Health Children's Hospital

A young girl sits up in her hospital bed, playing on a tablet computer. She’s hooked up to medical equipment. A man seated at the side of the bed looks at the screen with her.

Penn State Health revises visitation guidelines

Apr 15, 2022

Leer en español In response to a downward trend in patients with COVID-19 across the health system, Penn State Health is lifting many of its visitation restrictions for family, support […]

Samson appointed surgeon-in-chief at Penn State Health Children’s Hospital

Apr 14, 2022

Dr. Tom Samson has been named surgeon-in-chief at Penn State Health Children’s Hospital. Samson replaces the late Dr. Robert Cilley, who became the Children’s Hospital’s first surgeon-in-chief in 2011.

Close up of a health care provider doing checkup on a pregnant woman, examining the belly with stethoscope.

The Medical Minute: Growing number of women seek midwifery’s natural approach to care

Apr 13, 2022

A growing number of mothers in the U.S. are having perfectly healthy babies in safe environments but minus what was once considered a key ingredient – the doctor. A Penn State Health midwife talks about how more mothers are turning to midwives to help manage labor.

Two women kneel down and place plastic pinwheels into the ground by hand. Several pinwheels are in the foreground, close to the camera. A building with the words “Children’s Hospital” is in the near background.

Children’s Hospital staff plant pinwheels for Child Abuse Awareness Month

Apr 4, 2022

In observation of Child Abuse Awareness Month, 481 blue pinwheels have been “planted” in front of Penn State Health Children’s Hospital in Hershey.

A young girl with pigtails and a ribbon in her hair visits another young girl in a hospital bed.

The Medical Minute: Supporting siblings when brother or sister is sick

Mar 31, 2022

A sibling may feel worried about their brother or sister, especially if they look ill or are confined to a hospital bed, or they may think they did something to cause the illness. A Penn State Health Child Life specialist talks about how you can help your child when their brother or sister is sick.

Four people – two women followed by two men – walk down a hallway with signage that reads “Penn State College of Medicine” and “Institute for Personalized Medicine.” As they walk, they look to their right, out of a set of windows.

President-elect Neeli Bendapudi visits Penn State Health and College of Medicine

Mar 24, 2022

Penn State President-elect Neeli Bendapudi visited Penn State College of Medicine and Penn State Health this week as part of her listening tour to meet with students, faculty and staff across Penn State’s campuses.

A young girl holds cutouts of the words "thank you." Other graphics on the screen include logos and the dollar figure $73,646.

Penn State Health Children’s Week raises $73,646

Mar 18, 2022

Gifts to Children’s Miracle Network at Penn State Health Children’s Hospital totaled $73,646 during Penn State Health Children’s Week, a virtual fundraising week held March 7-11.

A head and shoulders professional portrait of Kent Hymel against a background image of Penn State Health Children's Hospital.

Hymel and colleagues continue to refine tool for diagnosing pediatric abusive head traumas

Mar 15, 2022

College of Medicine researchers are working to improve the process for diagnosing abusive head trauma in children by testing a new clinical decision rule.

Wendy Gilbert, who has short hair and wears a bright top and jean, and Ronald Gilbert, who wears a polo shirt and jeans, hold a framed shadow box containing a resin handprint and 3D heartbeat. They are standing outside with a field in the background. Dylan’s handprints are beside them.

Heartfelt reminders: A young man’s cancer battle inspires a new legacy gift

Mar 9, 2022

Wendy and Ronald Gilbert treasure a tangible reminder of their son, Dylan, who passed away last year – a 3D representation of his heartbeat – created as a legacy gift.

A series of wires and pumps made of various materials makes up a pediatric heart pump in development by Penn State College of Medicine researchers.

Researchers receive $4 million to develop pumps for patients born with heart defects

Mar 3, 2022

College of Medicine researchers received more than $4 million to design a wireless pump that will act as the missing right ventricle in certain people born with heart defects.

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