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Penn State Childrens Hospital

Penn State Childrens Hospital

Trinity Stryker hoists a decorative bag. She’s wearing sunglasses, wings and antennae. All around her are other children and adults in costume holding bags.

Penn State Children's Hospital brings Halloween spirit to pediatric patients

Child Life Assistant Tiffaney Horner places special glasses on the face of 2-year-old Ava Lawson as her sister Aurora, 3, looks on. Ava is seated in a toy car. In the near background is a table with sunglasses, shirts, cups and other merchandise on it.

Pediatric patients celebrate Halloween early

A young girl stands in the foreground holding a baseball bat and wearing a helmet, smiling. In the background, four children and one adult stand, smiling and cheering her on.

Rite Aid grant to help fund Penn State Children's Hospital camps

Whitney Adams, left, an intensive feeding therapist with the Penn State Children’s Hospital Feeding Program, holds out a toy to 11-year-old Jesus Rodriguez. They are both sitting in chairs at a small table.

When food is the enemy, pediatric feeding program helps kids triumph

Close-up of a young girl with a bow in her hair building a multi-colored marble tunnel out of plastic building blocks.

STEM event at Children's Hospital sparks creativity for pediatric patients

View from the top of a rock wall, looking down, as a young girl in climbing gear and supported by a square metal frame climbs the wall. About 6 people are on the ground, looking up.

Campers connect with support from Children's Miracle Network

Three adults and eight young children pose for a photo, standing in a school classroom. In the near background is a “Smart board,” dry erase board and bulletin boards.

Children’s Hospital donates 60 bike helmets to Lebanon school students

o A man, woman and young girl pet a service dog in a hospital hallway. A portable cart with IV equipment is next to the girl.

Pro baseball players visit Penn State Children’s Hospital

The front view of a tall building with a lot of glass windows.

Penn State Children's Hospital again ranks among best in the nation

Children's Miracle Network raises $4.4M for Penn State Children's Hospital

Fourteen people – 10 children and 4 adults – stand in a row to pose for a photo, all of them smiling. Each child holds an award certificate.

Children’s Hospital and American Heart Association honor school contest winners

A young girl poses with her parents, all three of them smiling. The girl is being held up by her mom (at right) and dad (at left).

35th Children's Miracle Network Telethon to air June 3 on WGAL-TV8

Dr. Laura Murphy smiles and bends down to greet Brinda Rizal, who is in a wheelchair. Brinda looks up at Murphy. Brinda’s mother, Basudha Rizal, looks on.

Pediatric Complex Care team advocates for children with multiple medical needs

St. Baldrick’s Foundation awards Dovat $5,000 to mentor young investigator

Children's Miracle Network Hershey wins AAMC awards

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