Children's Hospital of Wisconsin, Milwaukee WI | Nearby Businesses

• Hospital/Clinic
• Non-Profit Organization
• Pediatrics

8915 W Connell Ct
Milwaukee, WI 53226
(414) 266-2000

Froedtert & the Medical College of Wisconsin Specialty Clinics at Froedtert Hospital offers primary care and specialty services for adults.

Children's Hospital of Wisconsin is a Level I pediatric trauma center, providing the best care to all injured kids.

Froedtert & the Medical College of Wisconsin Eye Institute offers specialty optometry and ophthalmology services for children and adults.

Families worldwide trust the Herma Heart Center for compassionate, comprehensive and cutting-edge cardiac care for their children, before birth and into adulthood.

The Froedtert & the Medical College of Wisconsin Sports Medicine Center is staffed by Medical College of Wisconsin physicians, physical therapists and athletic trainers. The Sports Medicine Center offers services to help individual athletes and teams achieve peak performance. Programs include: * Performance Enhancement Program * Runners' Clinic * Women's Sports Medicine Program

Froedtert & the Medical College of Wisconsin Sargeant Health Center offers primary care and specialty services for adults.

Kathy's House is a non-profit hospital hospitality house providing lodging and a supportive environment for patients and their families traveling to the Milwaukee area for medical treatment.

AlignLife Chiropractic & Natural Health Center is the nations #1 choice for chiropractic and natural health care. Contact our clinic for a complimentary consultation & exam.

The missions of the Department of Radiation Oncology are three fold: To provide highest quality care to all patients who seek treatment at any of our clinical sites, to educate future generations of physicians and physicists in the medicine and science of radiation oncology, and to perform cutting-edge clinical, translational, and laboratory research in radiation oncology with the goal of providing improved outcomes for patients. In the area of education, rotations through the Department of Radiation Oncology provide medical students clinical experience with a vast and complete spectrum of malignant neoplasms and exposure to the entire range of diagnostic and therapeutic modalities related to these malignancies. The Radiation Oncology Department also offers two training programs, the Radiation Oncology Residency Program, and the Physics Residency Program. These programs prepare residents for careers that focus on the care and treatment of cancer patients using state-of-the-art, proven radiation treatment techniques through in-depth clinical and research experiences. In the area of research, faculty in the Department of Radiation Oncology conduct basic, translational, and clinical research in many areas of radiation oncology including investigator-initiated clinical research and as leading participants in national cooperative group trials. Intramural research efforts are focused on adaptive radiotherapy, imaging guided radiotherapy, intensity modulated radiotherapy, stereotactic radiosurgery, brachytherapy, bone marrow transplantation, and radiation/drug interactions, prevention of treatment-associated tissue injury, and development of techniques for prediction of tumor and normal tissue response. Through education and research, we provide our patients with the latest technology and advancements in the field of radiation oncology. Clinical services are currently provided at five clinical locations, including Froedtert Hospital and Zablocki VA Medical Center in Milwaukee, St. Joseph’s Hospital in West Bend, Community Memorial Hospital in Menomonee Falls, and St. Catherine’s Hospital in Kenosha. - J. Frank Wilson, MD, FACR, the Bernard & Miriam Peck Family Chair and Professor of Radiation Oncology

"Art for Cure" is a non - profit organization that encourages children at Children's Hospital of Wisconsin.

Pathways Prospects, a component of Pathways to College, is designed with objectives to help families in the following areas: •Initiate dialogue and intrigue about college •Build familiarity with college environments and college lifestyles for students •Provide workshops, guest speakers, and other events to motivate students to increase academic and social preparedness at every level for the transition to your child’s successful post-secondary future •Identify financial resources and awareness early to prepare for the costs of higher education •Provide fun, family bonding time to promote spiritual growth

CIBMTR has a broad range of research activities, but our focus is narrow. Patients. They are the reason CIBMTR exists. Patients count on us to discover and apply the best therapies that research has identified, and to never let up in our efforts to improve those therapies.

About . Camp Hometown Heroes is a free week-long overnight summer camp for children and younger siblings of fallen U.S. service members. Mission Camp Hometown Heroes is specifically designed to provide the children of fallen U.S. service members ages 7-17 with opportunities for friendship, fun, acceptance, and personal growth. Through the support of pediatric grief specialists the children and teenagers are provided the chance to grieve and heal. At long last, children of the fallen are given the chance to grow and heal together. If you'd like to help, please visit hometownheroes.org. Description Camp Hometown Heroes is a safe, fun and unique week-long overnight summer camp for children and younger siblings of fallen U.S. service members who died in any manner – combat, accidents, suicide, illness or any manner of death. This camp is specifically designed to provide children ages 7-17 with opportunities for friendship, fun, acceptance, and personal growth. Through the support of pediatr... See More General Information Since 9/11, nearly 5,000 U.S. children have lost a parent who served in the U.S. Military. For these children, this painful loss at a tender age can lead to depression, hardship, and lifelong sorrow. We were honored to launch Camp Hometown Heroes in 2013 to provide children of the fallen with a community of support, and at long last, a path to healing. Our nation must never forget the men and women who fought and died to preserve our way of life. The best way to remember these fallen heroes is by embracing the children they left behind. This camp is provided free of charge. Please contact Camp Founder Neil Willenson at [email protected] or Hometown Heroes Director Deb Paschke at [email protected] to register your children for Camp Hometown Heroes. A number of local and national organizations are referring children to Camp Hometown Heroes including the Wisconsin military family organization Being There Reaching Out, Got Your Back Network, A Soldier's Child Foundation, Hope for the Warriors, and many others. To make a tax-deductible donation to Camp Hometown Heroes, please visit hometownheroes.org. And thank you! Major financial support is provided by the Grand Slam Charity Jam, Gruber Law, Kapco Metal Stamping, AC Zuckerman, Brewers Community Foundation, Aurora Health Care, Exacto Springs plus multiple American Legion posts and American Legion Auxiliaries.

Hope + Perseverance = Hero Our Heroes Have Always Been Kids

Our Zoo Pass membership includes free admission to the Milwaukee County Zoo year-round, as well as many other perks. Get free parking with the Zoo Pass Plus. See zoosociety.org. The Zoological Society of Milwaukee was established in 1910 as an informal group of community leaders who bought animals and raised funds for the Zoo. Today it is a non-profit 501(c)3 organization with the mission to conserve wildlife and endangered species, educate people about the importance of wildlife and the environment, and support the Milwaukee County Zoo. The Zoological Society runs all conservation education programs offered at the Zoo, including the popular summer camps. See zoosociety.org/Education. The Society also is involved in conservation efforts, including our premier conservation program, the Bonobo & Congo Biodiversity Initiative. Learn more at bonoboconservation.org.

Our mission statement is “Teaching Financial Skills to Last a Lifetime.” How do we do this? By providing financial and economic education programs to more than 4,000 K-12 teachers annually, giving us the ability to impact over 100,000 students, year after year.

The parish mission statement expresses our desire to serve the Lord well in its stewardship of time, talent and treasure, as we celebrate the sacramental life of the Church and many events of importance in peoples' lives. We believe our parish community to be filled with hospitality to all and welcome you to come to pray and worship here. If you are new to the area, we can assist you in answering your questions. If this is the parish you would like to call your own, simply contact the Parish Office and we will arrange for someone to meet with you.

Welcome to the Facebook home for the Milwaukee Scout Shop. We hope to provide a forum for the Scouters of the Three Harbors Council to find out about new products and current sales! We are the official store for your Scouting merchandise in the Milwaukee area.