Like most U.S. hospitals, Cincinnati Children's is affected by the IV fluid shortage caused by damage to Baxter International's North Carolina production facility during Hurricane Helene. Our teams will continue to watch this situation and will provide any updates as needed.
The media relations staff in the Marketing and Communications Department at Cincinnati Children's is committed to providing the news media and families with the latest news and highlights about Cincinnati Children's and its efforts to improve children's health.
We are improving access to care for all families, with the goal of making our local children the healthiest in the nation.
Cincinnati Children’s Wilmington Primary Care, located at 1150 W. Locust St., Suite 500, will care for children from newborns through adolescence until age 23.
The program will feature free health screenings and flu vaccines for children and adults. The annual event also will feature health education, raffle prizes, gift cards, refreshments and important health resources for participants – plus games and activities geared to kids and teens.
The Honor Roll is comprised of the top 10 pediatric hospitals in the nation out of 108 considered. In a significant change, Honor Roll hospitals are no longer ranked in a specific order, a shift that began with adult hospitals in 2023 and now applies to children’s hospitals.