Cardiac Surgery Outcomes Data

For families considering cardiac surgery, we have included some information about our surgical volumes and outcomes at Children's National. If you have specific questions, we encourage you read our latest annual report or contact a member of our team for more information:

Cardiac Surgery Outcomes Data 2016

Xiomara's Story

When Xiomara's mother Elena was 20 weeks pregnant, her ultrasound uncovered something that didn’t look right. Elena was referred to Children’s National Health System to meet with Mary Donofrio, MD, in the Fetal Heart Program who flagged a few potential heart issues and continued to monitor Xiomara throughout the remainder of the pregnancy.

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Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU)

In 1975, Children's National Health System opened one of the first intensive care units dedicated for children in the United States. While advances in technology have changed the look of our Pediatric Intensive Care Unit, an enduring hallmark of our care is an emphasis on comfort for patients and compassion for the entire family.

Cardiology

The pediatric heart experts at Children’s National in Washington, DC, provide advanced care for unborn babies, children and young adults with heart conditions.

Cardiac ICU

Our Cardiac ICU, a modern, 34,000 square foot space with 26 beds and private rooms, has advanced heart technology, including ventricular assist devices (VADs).

Cardiac Catheterization

Our heart team performs hundreds of cardiac catheterization procedures a year, treating patients of all ages, including those with complex heart conditions.