Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals treat 17 million children each year for every disease and condition imaginable—from asthma and broken bones to cancer and heart defects. Each year, Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals adopt life-saving equipment, perform breakthrough research and provide more than $2.5 billion in charitable care. CMNHospitals are committed to serving children above all else.
Today, at just one children’s hospital:
- 200 children will visit the emergency department (Average pediatric ER visit = $423)
- 32 children will receive cancer treatments (Average cancer treatment = $75,000)
- 28 children will be treated for heart problems (Average heart valve repair in a child = $65,000)
- 4 children will be admitted after a serious injury or illness (Average children’s hospital stay = $7,500)
Featured Hospital
Salinas Valley Memorial Hospital
Salinas Valley Memorial Hospital houses a Level III Neonatal Intensive Care Unit and the Center for Children and Young Adults, an 18-bed pediatric unit able to treat children with diseases ranging from appendicitis to asthma to gastroenteritis.
In addition to funding newborn and pediatric equipment and services within the hospital units, donations made to our local CMN Hospital also fund medical needs grants for children from throughout Monterey, Santa Cruz, and San Benito Counties. These special grants provide funding for things like mobility devices or at home medical equipment and can also fund otherwise uncovered services such as art therapy, aqua therapy, or equestrian therapy.
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