UVA Children's: Pediatric primary & specialty care
Virtual Care Options for Your Child
While we're open for in-person appointments, you can also now get virtual care for your child from the convenience of your home, or wherever you are in Virginia. You can schedule care with your clinic, or get immediate after hours care from a UVA provider.
Pediatricians
Our pediatricians work with families to ensure the physical, mental and emotional well-being of our young patients from birth to age 21.
At the Hospital
Learn about what to bring and lodging options for you and your family so you can feel less stressed about your child’s visit.
Child Life Program
Our child life specialists help children and families cope with their healthcare experiences and ease their fears.
A Beautiful Heart
Penn's heart didn't fully develop as a baby. But today, it's a normal size. She was brought to UVA for treatment because her sister, Scout, had also been treated here for a heart condition. Watch Penn's mom talk about Penn's treatment and their decision to come back to UVA. View Penn's transcript.
Patients & Families
Manage Your Child’s Care
Health System Resources
Support Kids in Our Community and Beyond
As a public hospital, UVA Children’s never turns families or patients away, even if they are unable to pay for their care. Along with helping with the needs of patients and their families, gifts from people just like you provide seed funding for essential research in childhood diseases right here at UVA. Any gift, no matter the size, makes a difference.
Newsroom
Cancer Discovery Could Revive Failed Treatments for Solid Tumors
New research from UVA Cancer Center could rescue once-promising immunotherapies for treating solid cancer tumors, such as ovarian, colon and triple-…Scientists Scour Genes of 53,000+ People to Battle Dangerous Diseases
A new analysis of the entire genetic makeup of more than 53,000 people offers a bonanza of valuable insights into heart, lung, blood and sleep…Stem Cell Transplants Prevent Relapses of Most Common Childhood Cancer
UVA researchers identify a way to prevent relapses in children who receive CAR T-cell therapy for acute lymphoblastic leukemia.Healthy Balance blog
Why Your Kids Are Still at Risk for HIV
Anyone can still be at risk of HIV, but youths are the least likely group to be aware that they are infected, making them more vulnerable.
The Most Common ENT Problems in Kids: Treating Nosebleeds, Colds & Ear Infections
How do you know when your child’s ear infection, nosebleed, or snoring require a pediatric ENT specialist? Get tips for treating ENT problems in kids.
Fruit Salsa with Chips: A Colorful Journey to a Colorful Plate
This colorful and flavorful fruit salsa with cinnamon chips dish is both a healthy snack and great way to spend time with your family.
