Children's Memorial Hermann Hospital offers a designated Level I Pediatric Trauma Center within the Red Duke Trauma Institute at Memorial Hermann-Texas Medical Center. Our center is dedicated to providing specialized trauma care for children and is equipped to handle a range of conditions, from minor injuries to severe trauma. We offer a full spectrum of care, including prevention, resuscitation, surgery and rehabilitation.
Recognized for excellence in various pediatric subspecialties by U.S. News and World Report, our multidisciplinary, affiliated trauma team delivers comprehensive support throughout the stages of a child’s recovery. Choosing Children’s Memorial Hermann Hospital means entrusting your child to a team of specialists committed to providing a care experience to meet the unique needs of children while supporting them and their families throughout the healing process.
In the context of pediatric care, trauma refers to any injury severe enough to require immediate medical intervention. Our pediatric trauma services are prepared to handle these emergencies, providing critical care and long-term rehabilitation. We focus on addressing both the immediate physical impact and the potential ongoing impact of trauma.
Common childhood trauma situations include, but are not limited to:
In addition to our integrated, family-centered care model, Children’s Memorial Hermann Hospital offers key advantages in pediatric trauma care, including:
Ability to care for the entire family in one facility: Our facility is equipped to manage multigenerational traumas by integrating adult and pediatric trauma services under one roof. We provide coordinated care for patients of all ages, including specialized treatments like hyperbaric oxygen therapy and various surgical procedures. This arrangement allows us to treat entire families under one roof, reducing the need for transfers and helping family members stay together during critical care situations.
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