Halloween Parade returns to Prisma Health Children’s Hospital
Nearly 200 doctors, nurses, and staff members dress up in elaborate costumes — ensuring the joy of Halloween makes it to each child’s door.
Prisma Health Children’s Hospital
Healing through expression — new music therapy room opens at Prisma Health Children’s Hospital
Sponsored by the Panda Cares Center of Hope -- the room was made possible in part by the popular restaurant chain Panda Express.
Music therapists with Prisma say the room is designed to reduce a patient’s anxiety, and help them cope with an unfamiliar hospital setting.
Celebrating 20 years of hope — “Curing Kids Cancer” gifts children’s hospital with $5 million endowment
“Curing Kids Cancer” began in 2005, after Grainne and Clay Owen lost their nine year old son, Killian, to leukemia.
Prisma Health experts warn new parents about counterfeit car seats
Pediatric experts with Prisma Health are warning new parents about a rise in the sale of counterfeit car seats for children.
Local teen undergoes life-saving procedure after experiencing rare aneurysm
Doctors at Prisma Health Children’s Hospital say the type of brain aneurysm that local teenager Shiraze Kalantarian experienced will only affect one in 100,000 young people — leading her to having a life-saving procedure.
Tickets for toys — free holiday market helps families at children’s hospital
The holiday market has been available to families for 16 years now — with every toy donated by local residents.
Santa visits newborns at Prisma Health
Newborn babies at Prisma Health Baptist Hospital got a special visit from Santa.
Prisma Health Children’s Hospital holds annual Holiday Parade
The annual indoor parade at Prisma Health Children’s Hospital brings holiday cheer right to the patients’ rooms.
Prisma Health’s Good Night Lights event
Prisma Health Children’s Hospital brightened the holiday season for patients and their families on Sunday, Dec.1, with the Good Night Lights event.
Over 200 staff members of Prisma Health Children’s Hospital take part in “Halloween Parade”
The parade continues to grow in size, with nearly 200 team members making their way through the halls of the children’s hospital for what they call reverse-trick-or-treating.
