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Loving Critical Care
When the start of your child’s life begins with a lengthy hospital stay, the impact on your entire family can be monumental. In these difficult situations, it's reassuring to know that California Pacific Medical Center provides specialized medical care and the latest in technology and advanced therapies to babies born prematurely or with serious health conditions.
Our dedicated team of skilled neonatologists, neonatal nurses and nurse practitioners, social workers and other specialists work in collaboration around-the-clock to provide state-of-the-art treatment for the more than 600 critically ill and premature infants we are privileged to care for each year.
CPMC is approved by California Children's Services (CCS) as a Regional (Level III) Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), meaning that we have the highest level of equipment and professionals on staff.
The Neonatology Team at CPMC diagnoses and treats the entire spectrum of neonatal conditions, including surgical problems. Among the services we offer are the following:
- Working closely with the perinatal team to provide pre-birth consultation and maternal care for high-risk mothers
- Attendance at high-risk births occurring at California Pacific
- Transport to the CPMC for high-risk infants in the first four weeks of life
- NICU care of critically ill pre-term and full-term infants
- Neonatal surgery
Our care for your infant doesn’t stop once they are discharged from the NICU. We offer ongoing support and education programs for parents to help your baby develop. Our Whitney Newborn Follow-Up Clinic offers outpatient care for former NICU patients with potential neurodevelopmental disorders.
Pediatric Specialty Care at Sutter Health CPMC
For more than a century California Pacific Medical Center, (CPMC) part of the Sutter Health Network, has been caring for children in San Francisco. In partnership with Stanford Children’s Health, we provide care in more than 25 pediatric specialty areas, enabling children of all ages to receive heartfelt, expert pediatric care.
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Saving Tiny Lives
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Whitney Newborn Follow-Up Clinic
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The Whitney Newborn Follow-up Clinic offers outpatient care for former NICU patients with potential neurodevelopmental disorders. We are committed to the early diagnosis, treatment and follow-up of developmental problems of sick or premature infants.
In Your Corner
Neonatal Health Care Team
Many specialists provide care to babies in the NICU. Meet the team.
Patient Stories
Baby Born at 27 Weeks Spends 100 Days in NICU
Savion spent 100 days in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at California Pacific Medical Center.
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and how these genes can lead to disease or better health. Some inherited genes cause
diseases such as Tay-Sachs or sickle cell anemia, while mutations in genes can cause
genetic disorders, such as Down syndrome. However, doctors also use genetics to understand
which treatments may work best for an individual.
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