Together for Children's Health
At Wolfson Children’s Hospital, providing the best care for children in our region is a shared effort. We work with trusted provider groups who share our commitment to putting children and families first.
Through these collaborations, we help ensure children have access to high-quality, coordinated care close to home to support long-term health and well-being.
Nemours Children's Health
Nemours Children’s Health, Jacksonville, is part of one of the nation’s largest children’s health organizations and is a recognized pediatric health system that provides specialty care for children.
Wolfson Children’s Hospital works with Nemours Children’s Health to provide expert pediatric care across a wide range of medical and surgical specialties in the hospital. Through this relationship, Wolfson Children’s Hospital serves as the primary site for in-hospital and surgical care, while Nemours Children’s contributes pediatric specialists with deep expertise in treating complex childhood conditions.
Nemours Children’s physicians and advanced practice providers (APPs) work as an integrated part of Wolfson Children’s care team. Together, the organizations share a commitment to advancing pediatric care, improving outcomes and ensuring children in our region have access to the specialized expertise they need close to home.
Emergency Resources Group
Emergency Resources Group (ERG) is a physician-led practice that provides emergency medicine staffing and clinical expertise in Baptist Health and Wolfson Children’s emergency centers. Through this relationship, children are cared for by board-certified emergency medicine providers at all of Wolfson Children’s emergency rooms throughout the region.
Mayo Clinic
The Blood and Marrow Transplantation Center at Wolfson Children’s Hospital is a collaborative between Wolfson Children’s Hospital, Mayo Clinic and Nemours Children’s Health. Through this program, patients benefit from the latest evidence-based protocols, clinical research and collaborative expertise for bone marrow transplant.
University of Florida College of Medicine - Jacksonville
Wolfson Children's Hospital serves as the primary teaching facility for resident physicians at the University of Florida College of Medicine Jacksonville. This means that resident physicians receive their hands-on training at Wolfson Children's, helping to train the next generation of pediatric doctors while also bringing the latest medical knowledge, research and best practices directly to our patients and families.
