Programs and Services

The Brachial Plexus Program at Children’s National is focused on caring for children with either birth-related or traumatic brachial plexus injuries.

The Perinatal Brain Injury Program provides comprehensive evaluation and care of infants with suspected neurological injury or deficits.

The Torticollis Program at Children’s National provides comprehensive education to the parents of and optimal care for children with torticollis.

As part of an ongoing collaboration, National Rehabilitation Hospital offers an ideal setting for recovery for Children’s National patients. Independence Square ^® is designed to teach patients the skills needed for independent living in a simulated, "real world" community environment.

A multidisciplinary program that involves specialists from the Center for Neuroscience Research, Fetal and Transitional Medicine, and the Divisions of Neonatology and Neurology.

The Spina Bifida Program at Children’s National Hospital is a leader in caring for infants, children and young adults with deformities and abnormalities of the spine and spinal cord.