Children and families across Southeast Michigan rely on Beaumont Health's extensive network, advanced care and range of services.

We offer:

• Trusted and comprehensive care: Part of Beaumont Health, Beaumont Children’s sees 150,000 children and teens each year. Specially trained, in-house pediatricians oversee care in our 40-bed inpatient unit at Beaumont Hospital, Royal Oak. We also offer hospital care in Dearborn, Farmington Hills and Troy, as well as outpatient care across Southeast Michigan.
• More children’s specialists in more places: The Beaumont Children’s network includes 400 pediatricians and 100 specialists, representing nearly every medical and surgical pediatric sub-specialty. Children and teens benefit from specialized care that is always accessible.
• Top emergency care: We see more than 100,000 pediatric visits every year for emergency and after-hours care. This depth of experience means Beaumont Children’s doctors are ready when your family needs us most. Emergency services include:
  • Specialized pediatric emergency units: In Royal Oak and Troy, we offer specialized pediatric emergency care 24-7. We designed these spaces for the comfort and safety of your child and staffed them with professionals who have special training in pediatric emergency medicine. Young patients have access to a full range of surgeons and other Beaumont Children’s specialists.
  • Pediatric Intensive Care Unit: At Royal Oak’s PICU, young patients with serious injuries or illnesses receive treatment from doctors who are board certified in pediatric critical care medicine.
• Critical care for fragile newborns: We deliver 17,000 babies each year. High-risk, premature and critically ill newborns are cared for at neonatal intensive care units in Royal Oak, Troy and Dearborn. The NICUs are staffed by board-certified neonatologists 24 hours a day, giving your baby the best, most specialized care possible.
• Commitment to our community’s children: Beaumont Children’s is the only Southeast Michigan affiliate of Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals, a national non-profit dedicated to saving and improving children’s lives. All money we raise stays local. Many donations support treatment for local families who could not otherwise afford care.

Specialized Centers for Children's and Teens

Beaumont Children’s offers many centers and programs to help families easily connect to the resources they need, in child-friendly environments. Our centers include:

• Adolescent and Young Adult Program: The Beaumont Children’s Adolescent and Young Adult (AYA) program is designed to provide answers. The AYA program serves patients ages 15-26 whether in active treatment or post-therapy survivorship.
• Ghesquiere Family Center for Children’s Surgery, Royal Oak: The center offers advanced technology, minimally invasive surgery and a highly trained pediatric team. From twinkling stars overhead to a cozy preoperative play area, everything about the bright, colorful space was designed to comfort children and families.
• Ian Jackson Craniofacial and Cleft Palate Clinic, Royal Oak: The clinic provides care for children born with craniofacial conditions, such as cleft lip or palate. Medical specialists come together in one location to provide the best possible care.
• Center for Exceptional Families, Dearborn: CEF cares for children with chronic disorders, like Down syndrome, cerebral palsy, autism, and head and spinal cord trauma. Families can see medical professionals, rehabilitation specialists, a social worker and a psychologist, all in one place.
• Center for Human Development, Southfield: This program diagnoses and treats children with learning, behavioral and developmental disorders. Families have access to expert team members, including board-certified developmental-behavioral pediatricians and specialists in psychology, psychiatry and education.
• Center for Children’s Rehabilitation, multiple locations: The center is one of the largest and most comprehensive pediatric rehabilitation programs in Michigan. It connects children with 60 highly specialized physical therapists, occupational therapists, speech-language pathologists and social workers.
• Teen Health Centers, Taylor, Westland and Troy: These centers offer general medical services and health education programs for eating disorders, mental health, pregnancy prevention and other important challenges that teens may face.