The Children's Pavilion offers a new standard of outpatient care, custom-made for kids. The Children's Pavilion is home to outpatient clinics, radiology, surgery, lab testing, dialysis, infusions, family amenities and more.
Here is what our patients and families have to say!
Our neonatal fellowship-trained specialists offer complete Level 4 neonatal care – among the highest levels of care available in Virginia.
The NICU’s special features include 32 private rooms, 4 double-patient rooms for multiples (twins, triplets) , adjustable lighting, developmental care space, overnight accommodations for parents in your child’s room, palliative care suite, procedure room, two negative pressure rooms and more.
Our facility is built around the theme of natural elements: natural light, outdoor spaces, bright colors, and activity. The aesthetics incite positivity, health, and happiness among our patients. With access to outside spaces and a wide array of therapy services, we strive to soothe and stabilize the children that see us.
This new inpatient and emergency facility will complete an entire city block dedicated to the care of kids.
Inpatient units and the ER currently located in the VCU Medical Center will soon have their own child-friendly home in the new tower adjacent to our outpatient Children’s Pavilion.
As a Level 1 pediatric trauma center, we care for the most critically ill and injured children in the region. We’re also here for the bumps and bruises too.
Our ER has a dedicated radiology suite, a separate entrance and waiting room from the adult ER, 12 large exam rooms, a reading program, a sensory cart and more to support the needs of our kids and families.
As an academic medical center, we offer resources, treatment and procedures that are unavailable at other hospitals in the region.
We area Level I pediatric trauma center and all of our doctors are fellowship trained in critical care.
Our acute care facilities bring our full continuum of care so we are able to treat children of all ages with both common and complex medical issues.
