Due to a measles case in the community, please call before coming to Seattle Children’s if you or your child has potential measles symptoms.

Learn when to go to an emergency department and when to go to Psychiatric Urgent Care. What is the Psychiatric Urgent Care Clinic? Seattle Children’s Psychiatric Urgent Care Clinic offers same-day ...

Step-by-step guide and clinic information.

Children play from the moment they are born. Play is how they learn about themselves and their world. It is how they develop and practice the physical, thinking and social skills needed in life. These ...

We prevent and heal sports injuries to get your child back to the activities they love Seattle Children’s Sports Medicine Program serves children and teens of all ages who are hurt in sports or other ...

We provide same-day in-person and video visits for urgent mental and behavioral health concerns not needing the care of an emergency department. We care for children and teens ages 4 through 17. If in ...

We are committed to recruiting the best nurses and inspiring high school students to pursue a career in nursing. Developing a workforce who reflects the patients and families we serve contributes to ...

These videos provide science- and evidence-based information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). They were developed by experts at Seattle Children's Autism Center, thanks to generous support from ...

Parents and caregivers want their kids and teens to be as safe and healthy as possible. We can help with that. Find mental health resources, car seat information, ways to keep your home safe, seasonal ...

In 2025, our community reached new heights of generosity, joining together to bring our vision of world-class care closer to children and their families. Your giving takes many forms, and each ...

Jeune syndrome (joon SIN-drohm) is a rare genetic condition that a child is born with. It affects how a child’s bones and tough connective tissue (cartilage) grow. Children with Jeune syndrome have: A ...

Seattle Children's focuses on your whole child, not just the disease. Your family has a full team behind you, taking care of your child's medical, physical, learning, emotional and nutritional needs ...