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Steve and Cindy Rasmussen Institute for Genomic Medicine

The Steve and Cindy Rasmussen Institute for Genomic Medicine combines a robust clinical laboratory with genome scientists and clinical geneticists to optimize patient care.

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Our Healing Environment

When your child needs a hospital, everything matters. Years of careful planning paved the way. There are thousands of moving parts involved in opening a new main hospital. More than 8,000 tasks to be precise.

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Population Health and Health Equity

Nationwide Children’s Hospital’s aspiration is to eliminate inequities in child health.

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Biopathology Center Processing and Banking Core

The Processing and Banking Core provides biospecimen processing and banking services, utilizing the best technologies for current and future research.

The Collaboratory

The Collaboratory for Kids and Community Health is a hub for innovative ideas improving the health of children and their neighborhoods.

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Histopathology Core

The Histopathology Core provides exceptional services to internal investigators, including laboratory procedures in histology, electron microscopy and Atomic Force microscopy.

Partnership with United Way Central Ohio Once Again Brings Free Tax Support to the Community

Nationwide Children’s Hospital joined forces with United Way of Central Ohio to support families as they file their taxes on Super Saturday. The free tax clinics have helped hundreds of families identify tax credits and refunds they may be eligible for in the 2023 tax season. The tax clinics will be available to families throughout tax season.

“PlayStreets” Gets More Children Outside for Neighborhood Fun

Nationwide Children’s PlayStreets initiatives drew thousands during the summer of 2023 with outdoor events promoting play and community interaction.

Addressing Health Equity

Many children face health disadvantages that can be addressed with a focus on health equity. Find out how we can better, and more equitably, help those children have the best possible health outcomes.