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Caring For Children of Incarcerated Parents

Nearly 5 million U.S. children have had a parent incarcerated, and those children face significant physical and mental health risks. A first-of-its-kind publication from Nationwide Children’s Hospital offers guidance to pediatricians who may care for those kids – some without knowing it.

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Improving the Neighborhood We Call Home

Giving more people access to affordable housing by eliminating vacant, blighted properties and increasing homeownership is the cornerstone of Healthy Neighborhoods Healthy Families.

Mental and Behavioral Health

Approximately 1 in 5 children have a mental health condition, but there is a national shortage of providers to care for them. Learn how “population health” strategies can support these children.

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Timothy Robinson

Timothy Robinson is chief executive officer of Nationwide Children's Hospital, which includes the Abigail Wexner Research Institute at Nationwide Children's Hospital, Nationwide Children's Hospital Foundation and The Center for Family Safety and Healing at Nationwide Children's Hospital.

Value-Based Care

Can we improve the health of all children while saving money? See how value-based care is changing the pediatric landscape.

Why Children’s Hospitals Embrace Value-Based Care, Even When They Aren’t Required To

While some adult systems are mandated to explore value-based care strategies, children’s hospitals are often exempt from those requirements. Still, pediatric institutions have made the decision for themselves because they see the model as best for the health of their child patients and the financial success of their organizations.

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Patty McClimon

Patricia J. “Patty” McClimon is the senior vice president of Strategic and Facilities Planning for Nationwide Children's Hospital. She is responsible for the development and tracking of Nationwide Children’s long range strategic plan and its related master facilities plan.

Community and Advocacy

Nationwide Children's has nationally recognized population health efforts to help children where they are: in their schools, homes and neighborhoods.

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Community Relations

Successful lasting changes in a community are rooted in authentic relationships. Learn more about our partnerships and how we measure our role in the community.