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Heralding a New Era in Pediatric Discovery and Innovation
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Anthem Medicaid Updates
Families, please check your Medicaid insurance plan. Because of some changes, you may need to take steps to switch your plan or reenroll. If you don’t, you may risk having your care disrupted.
Updated Visitor Guidelines in Place
Visitor guidelines remain for select inpatient units, and there are no longer restrictions for outpatient visits. For your continued safety, and the safety of our staff, all visitors and patients over age 2 must continue to wear a medical mask at any Nationwide Children’s location.
A Great Place to Work
Nationwide Children’s Hospital has once again been named one of “America’s Best Employers” by Forbes. We are ranked 22nd among all 500 employers and 8th among all hospitals in the United States.
Children's Liquid Pain Reliever Shortage: What Parents Need to Know
It has been a challenging winter for families and pediatricians everywhere. Now, families are having difficulties finding the liquid forms of acetaminophen and ibuprofen.
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“I do a little bit of everything from assisting with concrete needs, assessing for suicide risk, managing suspected abuse and neglect cases, linking families with resources and much more within a multi-disciplinary team. I love how you never know what may happen in a day and there are opportunities to help families.”
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