Akron Children's Hospital

Akron Children's is the largest pediatric healthcare system in northeast Ohio, established in 1890. It operates two freestanding pediatric hospitals and around 70 locations, providing specialized care to children, teens, and adults from all 50 states and internationally. The system manages over 800,000 patient visits each year, offering a wide range of pediatric services. The main campus in downtown Akron features regional centers for various specialties, including genetics, cancer treatment, heart care, and a level III neonatal intensive care unit (NICU). It is home to one of only two pediatric burn centers in the U.S. The Beeghly Campus in Boardman includes a pediatric inpatient unit, emergency room, and specialized centers for childhood cancer and blood disorders. Akron Children's emphasizes quality patient care, education, and community service, supported by the Rebecca D. Considine Research Institute, which focuses on advancing pediatric healthcare through research and collaboration. The hospital is recognized among the top pediatric hospitals in North America and has received numerous accolades for its innovative programs and quality of care.