When a child needs medical attention, the whole family is affected. That’s why Providence Health & Services provides specialized medical care and support services to meet the needs of parents and families.
Our physicians, nurses and therapists are skilled experts who know that children are not small adults. Their bodies and minds react differently to injury, illness, medications and therapy. You can trust Providence to give your child the best care, because we would want nothing less if we were treating our own child.
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H1N1 flu (swine flu): Resources for parents and caregivers
It’s tough to care for your family when you are feeling under the weather, and it’s even more heartbreaking to see your child feeling unwell. Below are some tips and tricks to keep your family healthy this season.
Camp Erin is a grief-support camp designed for children ages 6 to 17 who have experienced the death of a loved one. It is a traditional, fun, high-energy camp combined with grief education and emotional support.
Me Too is a program that supports children and families who have experienced the death of a parent, sibling, child, relative or friend. Eight-week support groups are offered for children, teens and the adults in their lives.
Providence Child Center
Providence Child Center provides a rich continuum of services for children, including skilled nursing care, a montessori school, a child-development program, and comprehensive neurodevelopmental evaluation and treatment services. Providence Child Center is also home to the Jean Baton Swindells Resource Center for Children and Families, which provides assistance, information, resources and education on a variety of subjects relevent to families, caregivers and friends of children with special needs.
