UCSF Benioff Children'S Hospitals

A specialized diet used as a treatment for seizures, primarily in epilepsy management.

Get a second opinion from a leading specialist at UCSF Benioff Children's Hospitals for complex medical issues regarding child care, either through a ...

Treatment options tailored for patients with specific genetic disorders.

Video visits for mental health support and follow-up visits.

Medical care for less severe health issues.

Board-certified music therapists help kids cope with illness.

Our music therapy program nurtures patients with bedside serenades, rap workshops and more.

Utilizing western and eastern healing methods to relieve pain.

Effective pain management is very important both during hospitalization and recovery. We design an individual pain management plan according to each p...

Weekly activities including chair massage for family caregivers.

Specialized care for babies, children, and adolescents with serious or life-threatening illnesses or injuries.

Your child may need an appointment with the Pediatric Prepare Clinic to perform any necessary tests and check that your child is healthy enough for su...

Provides general health services and primary care for children.

An ACS-verified Level 1 center providing comprehensive care for traumatic injuries in children.

Regular checkups for early detection of health issues.

After the operation, your child will be taken to the recovery room, also called the 'wake-up room.' You may join your child in the recovery room.

Support for the emotional and spiritual needs of patients and families.

Virtual visits for child healthcare, allowing access to providers for various health concerns through video conferencing.

A medical procedure that involves replacing damaged or destroyed bone marrow with healthy bone marrow.

A procedure where a healthy kidney from a living donor is transplanted into a recipient.

Get medical attention for children on weekday evenings, weekends, and holidays, treating common childhood ailments.

Allows patients in different locations to receive input from a UCSF doctor about their diagnosis or treatment without coming to the clinic.