This department offers
- Trauma care
- Trauma surgery
When every second matters, we're ready
Our hospitals are equipped to care for children with serious injuries around the clock, but trauma care doesn't end when the emergency is over. After hospitalization, our trauma team continues to support families through follow-up care, monitoring recovery, answering questions, coordinating additional services, and guiding children on their journey back to everyday life.
Common injuries we treat
- Head and brain injuries
- Broken bones and fractures
- Sports injuries
- Burns
- ATV and recreational vehicle injuries
- Bicycle injuries
- Falls
- Motor vehicle crashes
- Abdominal and chest injuries
- Penetrating injuries
- Farm and ranch injuries
- Drowning and near-drowning injuries
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