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The first and only
Children’s Hospital in Suffolk County

Ranked #2 in the US by Money Magazine

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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.

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Ranked the #2 Best Hospital for Pediatric Care in the US by Money Magazine.
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More than 180 pediatric physicians available in over 40 pediatric specialties.
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Stony Brook is the only Level 1 pediatric trauma center in the county, available 24/7.

A Mother’s Journey Through the NICU: Three Premature Births, One Unwavering Team

Pamela Shanley’s pregnancy seemed normal — until a sudden diagnosis of preeclampsia at 28 weeks changed everything. She would go on to deliver three children — one son and later, a set of twins — all requiring specialized care in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) at Stony Brook Children’s Hospital.

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