Headache Program

Our pediatric headache team designs individualized care for each child’s condition, from behavioral therapy to the most advanced medicines available.

Chromosome 15 and Related Disorders Clinic

Our specialists in genetics, neurology, epilepsy and other specialties offer comprehensive care for children and adults with Angelman, dup15q and Pitt-Hopkins syndromes.

Minimally Invasive Urologic Surgery

The Minimally Invasive Surgery Program in the Department of Pediatric Urology specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of kidney, bladder and other abdominal cavity organ disorders. Our experts are dedicated to providing the most minimally invasive urology care for children of all ages.

Kidney Stone Treatment at The Stone Clinic

Visit The Stone Clinic for pediatric kidney stone treatment and prevention at Children's Hospital Colorado. We offer quick diagnosis and use minimally invasive techniques at our pediatric kidney stone treatment clinic.

Urologic Conditions We Treat

Learn about the conditions we diagnose, treat and care for in the Department of Pediatric Urology.

Pediatric Urology Programs and Clinics

The urology programs and clinics in the Department of Pediatric Urology are designed to meet the unique needs of children, teens and young adults who have a urologic condition. Our multidisciplinary approach provides support for kids and families facing these challenges.

Our Care Team

Our team of pediatric urologists and other professionals treat children with a variety of urological conditions. Our urology care team also takes a multidisciplinary approach to treatment, ensuring the best outcomes for children with bladder and urinary conditions.

We Must Protect Our Most Vulnerable

As an organization dedicated to reimagining child health, Children’s Colorado aspires to see a day when school shootings are a thing of the past. Now is the time for all of us to come together to create safe schools and communities where our children can thrive.

Children’s Hospital Colorado First in the World to Implant Recently FDA-Approved Stent for Treatment of Congenital Heart Disease

The Interventional Congenital Cardiology program at Children’s Colorado implanted the world's first FDA-approved G-Armor Stent. The stent, designed for pediatric patients, was first implanted in a Colorado father of two because of its ability to expand, and its lower risk.

April 2022