More About our Facilities

WVU Children's Hospital

Children's Hospital includes 32 pediatric beds, 6 adolescent beds, 10 pediatric intensive care beds, 20 neonatal intensive/intermediate beds, and a 20-bassinet normal nursery. The facilities are located on one floor of the University Hospital. Besides colorful, child friendly rooms, we have fulltime child life specialist, playroom and outdoor playground. Clinics are held at the Physician Office Center located on campus.

Pediatrics at Chestnut Ridge Hospital & Health South MountainView Regional Rehabilitation Hospital

The nearby Chestnut Ridge Hospital, a psychiatric facility, has a separate 20-bed inpatient Adolescent Unit. Health South MountainView Rehabilitation Hospital is also on the HSC campus, and has a pediatric rehabilitation unit which is the largest such unit in the region.

Ronald McDonald House

The Ronald McDonald House is a one-minute walk from the hospital. It provides a "home away from home" for critically ill children and is owned and operated by an independent, non-profit volunteer organization. It is the largest of three such houses in West Virginia. The newly opened Rosenbaum Family House is also available for families and connected to the hospital.

Robert C. Byrd Health Sciences Center

The Health Sciences Center includes more than 1,500 students in Medicine, Dentistry, Nursing, Pharmacy, Physical Therapy, and Medical Technology. The close proximity of these other health professions schools enhances the educational experience through intensive interdisciplinary interactions. The Center is located on a hilltop overlooking the 146-acre Evansdale campus of West Virginia University.

Childcare Facilities for Resident Children

The hospital has an on site day care center for children from birth through school age. As hospital employees, residents will have access to this facility for their dependents.

Telemedicine

Through our extensive telemedicine network, residents and physicians into locations across the state have access to our conferences and clinical consultation with faculty on campus.