Who owns Wolfson?
Baptist Health
Affiliated with Baptist Health Wolfson Children’s Hospital is a part of Baptist Health, the region’s most comprehensive healthcare provider.
How many beds does Wolfson Children’s Hospital have?
216
Wolfson Children’s Hospital/Number of beds
Is Wolfson and Nemours the same?
Kids are different than adults, and often need specialized pediatric care. That’s why Nemours Children’s Health and Wolfson Children’s Hospital teamed up — it’s our shared belief that we are better together. Multidisciplinary pediatric programs — Managing chronic and complex conditions.
Is Wolfson Children’s Hospital a teaching hospital?
University of Florida College of Medicine, Jacksonville partners with Wolfson Children’s Hospital to serve as its primary teaching facility for resident physicians.
Is Nemours a non profit?
As a not-for-profit health system, we contribute more than $220 million annually to meet community health needs. We are actively researching the next innovations in care. We’re ranked 14th for National Institutes of Health research funding, out of 150 freestanding children’s hospitals in the United States.
Is Nemours owned by duPont?
Nemours Estate is the 222-acre estate of the late industrialist and philanthropist, Alfred I. duPont, founder of Nemours, and his wife, Jessie Ball duPont. Adjacent to the grounds of the Nemours Children’s Hospital, Delaware in Wilmington, Del., Nemours was named after the duPont family’s ancestral home in France.
Do Nemours treat adults?
Helping Kids and Teens Transition to Adult Care We teach children as young as age 11 to start taking control of their health and wellness. And when it’s time, we help them switch to adult providers to ensure seamless medical care.
Where is the largest children’s hospital in the United States?
Texas Children’s
Texas Children’s is considered the largest children’s hospital in the nation, with 465 beds in use. It is part of the Texas Medical Center, a collection of independent hospitals and academic institutions west of downtown Houston, and is the primary pediatric training site for Baylor College of Medicine.