World-Class Pediatric Care For South Florida and Beyond
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Meet our pediatric care team
Expert Medical Care from UHealth Jackson Children’s Care
We specialize in big miracles for little patients. From routine visits to complex cases to primary, specialty, emergency and urgent care, we’re more than ready to offer the world-class expertise and treatment your child needs.
Expert Parents Choose the Expert Caregivers of UHealth Jackson Children’s Care
Our team of Miami-based pediatric specialists is experienced in treating children with medical needs from routine care to life-saving procedures.
Pediatric Physicians Providing Research-Based, Academic Medical Care
Hundreds of University of Miami Miller School of Medicine academic physicians partner with specially-trained Jackson nurses, child life specialists, child development experts and others to make miracles every day for our young patients.
Exceptional Pediatric Care Everywhere in Miami-Dade
Why You Can Trust the Experts of our Pediatric Healthcare Network
Pediatric Physicians Providing Research-Based, Academic Medical Care
Hundreds of University of Miami Miller School of Medicine academic physicians partner with specially-trained Jackson nurses, child life specialists, child development experts and others to make miracles every day for our young patients.
Exceptional Pediatric Care Everywhere in Miami-Dade
Why You Can Trust the Experts of our Pediatric Healthcare Network
Big Miracles for Little Patients
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For first-time parents, JoAnna and Kris Palinchak, having twin girls was a dream come true. But three months after delivering healthy twin girls, the new parents noticed that one of their daughters, Ella, was developing differently than her sister, Lacy.
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A Second, Multi-Organ Transplant during COVID Gives 5-year-old Chance at Life
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Orlando Toddler Leaves Hospital After Long Battle of Liver Disease
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