Best Hospitals Pediatric Care by Money Magazine

The first and only
Children’s Hospital in Suffolk County

Ranked #1 in New York State by Money Magazine.

Child laying in bed smiling holding a red balloon with his doctor at bedside.
Calendar Icon
Request an appointment online (English or Spanish) 

Search Stony Brook Children's Hospital

Suffolk’s
First and Only

Stony Brook Children’s Hospital is Suffolk County’s first and only children’s hospital. We offer the most advanced pediatric specialty care in the region. That means that the smallest babies, the sickest children and the most complex pediatric traumas all get sent to Stony Brook Children’s.

Areas of Pediatric Care

A smiling young boy flexing his muscle and wearing a red cape with his pediatrician smiling behind him.
#1
Ranked #1 Best Hospital for Pediatric Care in the State of New York by Money Magazine.
40+
More than 180 pediatric physicians available in over 40 pediatric specialties.
1
Stony Brook is the only Level 1 pediatric trauma center in the county, available 24/7.
Play

Eric’s Story: A Life-Saving Start

When baby Eric was born with a rare birth defect called EA/TEF—where the esophagus doesn’t connect properly and forms an abnormal link to the windpipe—he needed urgent, specialized care. Thanks to the swift action of the pediatric surgery and NICU teams at Stony Brook Children’s Hospital, Eric’s life was saved. Today, he’s a thriving 2-year-old.

Watch Eric's Story

View more patient stories →

Learn More

Cleft Lip and Palate: What Parents Need to Know

Cleft Lip and Palate: What Parents Need to Know

Learning that your baby has a cleft lip, cleft palate or both can bring up many questions and emotions. The good news is that they are among the most common birth differences, and treatment has come a long way. Today, most children born with a cleft lip and palate grow up healthy, active and thriving. […]

Growing Pains or Juvenile Arthritis? What Parents Should Know

Growing Pains or Juvenile Arthritis? What Parents Should Know

Most kids complain about sore legs from time to time. After a busy day of running, jumping and playing, a little ache before bedtime seems totally normal. Often, it is. These aches are commonly called “growing pains,” and they’re a regular part of childhood for many children. But sometimes leg or joint pain points to […]

Pediatric ED vs. General Emergency Department: What Parents Should Know

Pediatric ED vs. General Emergency Department: What Parents Should Know

When your child is sick or hurt, you want fast care from people who understand children. Kids are not just “small adults.” Their bodies are still developing, symptoms can look different than they do in adults and younger children may have trouble explaining what is wrong. Both general emergency departments and pediatric EDs can treat […]

Back to Top