Children’s Minnesota is open to care for kids
We have safety measures in place at our hospitals and clinics to deliver care when you need it.
Children’s Minnesota is committed to ensuring the safety and well-being of our patients, families and staff. Due to ongoing demonstrations happening near our hospital campuses, please check your routes and give yourself ample time if traveling to Children's Minnesota. A number of roads to and from the campus may be closed.
If you are seeking medical attention, you are exempt from the mandatory curfew that was instituted on May 29. In addition, as a critical health care provider in the community, we are prepared for unplanned external disruptions and are monitoring our campuses 24x7 to ensure we can continue to provide excellent care in a safe setting. Learn more.
Walk with us — virtually! — to make a difference
You’re invited to walk, play, climb, dance — and raise money for Children’s Minnesota Urgent Needs Fund.
Children’s Minnesota COVID-19 updates
We are taking steps to provide the latest information and guidelines for those with concerns around COVID-19 (novel coronavirus).
How to ‘rock’ a brain tumor: Tate’s story of recovery
Tate maintained a positive attitude and found a way to give back to Children’s Minnesota.
Challenge four: Do a dance
Participate in our Virtual Walk for Amazing and share a dance with The Dude.
Find a clinic or hospital
Find a doctor or specialist
Education
Resources to help kids cope with COVID-19
See the resources that are available to support your children’s behavioral and mental health needs.
Inside
How to make homemade face masks to donate
Help us protect families and staff by donating face masks.
Community
Dr. Marc Gorelick leads area CEOs in response to recent tragedy
Children’s Minnesota President and CEO has been a driving force in our community uniting leaders to take a stand against racism and violence.
Events
Kisses for Kenzie: one family’s dedication to Virtual Walk for Amazing
“We walk for Kenzie and others who have suffered heart conditions.”
Education
Three steps to choosing a pediatrician
Children’s Minnesota discusses questions to consider while looking for a doctor.
Education
Prevent poisoning in your home
Children’s Minnesota does not advise ingesting any disinfectants or cleaners, as they can be life threatening.