Home at last — remote monitoring program helps NICU babies go home sooner
Growing @ Home, a program at OHSU Doernbecher Children’s Hospital, equips parents with the tools and knowledge to allow their newborns to go home early from the NICU.
Impact Area: Children's Health
Kids and their families come to OHSU Doernbecher Children’s Hospital from across the region to receive the best pediatric care when they need it most.
Four questions with Stephen Roberts, M.D.
Stephen Roberts, M.D., discusses his role as division head for pediatric hematology and oncology at Doernbecher.
Four questions with Jeffrey Koh, M.D.
Dr. Jeffrey Koh’s love of triathlons and children’s health has helped raise more than $30,000 for programs at OHSU and OHSU Doernbecher Children’s Hospital.
Generous gift establishes food allergy center
Dale and Julie Burghardt made a $5 million gift to establish a first-of-its-kind food allergy center at OHSU.
Nourish Program: Caring for the caregivers
Every caregiver at Doernbecher is food insecure because no one is willing to leave their child’s bedside. These women did something about it.
The impact of Extra Life at Doernbecher Children’s Hospital
Sam Giles le Blanc leads the therapeutic gaming program for the Child Life department at OHSU Doernbecher Children’s Hospital. Through gaming, he helps to bring the joy of imagination and community to kids at Doernbecher.
Meet the designers: Doernbecher Freestyle XVIII
Meet the six patient-designers of Doernbecher Freestyle XVIII: Coley, Dario, Emerson, Jaren, Kylee and Riddhi.
The Cook brothers & Doernbecher: an estate gift 80 years in the making
Eighty years after a life-changing accident, two brothers make estate gifts to benefit OHSU Doernbecher Children’s Hospital.
Paying it forward in the sweetest way for Childhood Cancer Awareness Month
From survivorship to entrepreneurship, Emma Cranston’s fight against cancer brings doughnuts to your local Fred Meyer.
Learning to connect after autism diagnosis
Early intervention for autism at OHSU’s CDRC helped Hawk learn to communicate with his family. Now he knows to “ready, set, go!”
