COVID-19 Updates

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Medical Services

As one of the largest healthcare providers in the Southeast, our pediatric care experts provide advanced, compassionate care in 60-plus pediatric specialties.
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Where You Take Them Matters

At Children’s, we are 100% committed to kids. We understand that kids have very different medical and emotional needs than adults.

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COVID-19: What You Need to Know

COVID-19, or the novel coronavirus, has had a huge impact around the world. It is important to stay educated about how to stay safe and prevent contracting or spreading the virus.
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Healthcare Professionals

We’re here to support the healthcare community with resources, tools and training opportunities.

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Our Innovative Research

Children’s, in partnership with Emory University, is dedicated to seeking new treatments and methods of care to improve the health of children.
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Latest News

Stay up to date with the latest updates and media announcements about Children’s.
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About Children's

As Georgia’s leading pediatric healthcare provider across three hospitals and multiple neighborhood locations, we’re committed to making kids better today and healthier tomorrow.
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Our Future State-of-the-Art Campus

The North Druid Hills campus is designed to improve outcomes, help deliver cutting-edge care and bring lifesaving medical research directly to patients.