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Our 124-bed children’s hospital serves as the referral center for upstate New York, surrounding states and Canada. We combine award-winning research, internationally acclaimed education and compassionate care to serve our children and families.
At first, Kamri just had trouble writing, but a genetic neurological disorder quickly robbed her of the ability to walk, eat and even sleep. With help from one of the country’s leading experts in movement disorders at Golisano Children’s Hospital, Kamri is now virtually symptom-free. Our research is paving the way toward finding cures, and our neurology and neurosurgery patient care has been recognized as among the best in the nation by U.S.News & World Report (2010-2011).
Marlene LaDuke knows exactly why Golisano Children’s Hospital’s Pediatric Orthopaedics Division ranks among the nation’s best. Her two daughters, who have a rare bone deformity, have benefited from our state-of-the-art services, facility and research. The program’s outstanding care has been recognized for the second year in a row as among the best in the nation by U.S.News & World Report (2010-2011).
Our Hematology/Oncology Division offers a full gamut of highly specialized services, including autologous and allogeneic transplants. Its research ranges from the development of blood cells to cognition of childhood cancer survivors. But what saved Brooklynn Spencer’s life is the division’s innate ability to work in concert with the hospital’s other specialists and sub-specialists.
Golisano Children’s Hospital’s highly specialized, nationally recognized neonatal intensive care unit provides the highest level of care for sick or premature newborns and is at the forefront of research in lung injury and development. But all that matters to the Milburns is that despite the odds, their son, Cory, is here with them today.
