Programs and Facilities
- An internationally ranked ECMO program in the state’s most comprehensive neonatal unit
- The world’s largest pediatric sleep disorders center
- One of the nation’s largest autism treatment centers – The Christian Sarkine Autism Treatment Center
- One of the most experienced pediatric orthopedic programs in the nation, with the states only pediatric-based sports medicine program.
- One of the nation’s largest pediatric residency programs and the only training site in Indiana for pediatric specialists.
- Indiana’s only:
- Nationally ranked pediatric heart and cancer programs Riley Children's Cancer Center
- Robotic rehabilitation center for children with cerebral palsy and other movement disorders
- Pediatric Level I Trauma Center
- Pediatric burn center
- Pediatric dialysis program
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