Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh of UPMC, Pittsburgh PA | Nearby Businesses

• Hospital/Clinic
• Non-Profit Organization
• Pediatrics

4401 Penn Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15224
(412) 692-5325

West Penn Hospital, located at 4800 Friendship Avenue in the Bloomfield neighborhood of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, is a flagship 317-bed hospital of the Allegheny Health Network. It serves as a Clinical Campus of Temple University School of Medicine, offering a full range of medical education opportunities, including a large number of residency and fellowship programs.HistoryIt was founded on March 18, 1848 as Pittsburgh's first charted public hospital, West Penn Hospital is internationally known and has received many notable awards.It was named one of the nation’s 100 Top Hospitals for 2008, the only major teaching hospital in Pennsylvania selected for this elite list by Thomson Reuters.It became the first hospital in western Pennsylvania to receive Magnet(r) recognition status from the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC) in 2006 and re-designation in 2012. It recognizes excellence in nursing and quality patient care and has been achieved by only 4 percent of all healthcare facilities in the nation.It is a nationally recognized provider of advanced treatment programs for patients with blood related disorders and was one of just 35 centers nationwide to be recognized as a Center of Excellence by the Myelodysplastic Syndromes Foundation in 2001.

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Located in the heart of the Lawrenceville neighborhood of Pittsburgh, the health professionals at Cutitta Chiropractic are dedicated to helping all of our patients achieve their health and wellness goals. Combining skill and expertise which spans the entire chiropractic wellness spectrum, Dr. Michael Cutitta is committed to bringing you better health and a better way of life. Located in the heart of the Lawrenceville neighborhood of Pittsburgh, the health professionals at Cutitta Chiropractic are dedicated to helping all of our patients achieve their health and wellness goals. Combining skill and expertise which spans the entire chiropractic wellness spectrum, Dr. Michael Cutitta is committed to bringing you better health and a better way of life. Patients seeking treatment at Cutitta Chiropractic will not only receive the highest quality chiropractic care, but will also be shown ways to incorporate our care into their everyday lives. By helping patients both in the office and providing tips for everyday life, our care helps our patients achieve overall health and wellness. Dr. Cutitta and staff have a genuine concern for their patients’ wellbeing. At Cutitta Chiropractic we know that a chiropractor’s job is more than just to provide a quick spinal adjustment – we address all areas of the body and incorporate physical therapy and massage therapy into our treatments as well. Whether you are hurting from back, neck, shoulder, sciatica, knee or foot pain we can help you! We treat all conditions from head to toe. It doesn’t matter if it is a recurring chronic pain, or something sustained in an auto, bicycle or other accident – we will help address the causes of your symptoms and help the pain go away. Dr. Cutitta specializes in treating pregnancy symptoms – and is well versed in the changes the body makes through all three trimesters. No matter what stage you are in your pregnancy Dr. Cutitta can help – whether you want treatment from the moment you realize you are pregnant, or if you are starting to experience new pain and symptoms as a result of reaching the later trimesters, we can provide you with excellent care. Many of our patients have worked with us through multiple pregnancies, and we would like to be able to make your pregnancy just a little easier. We accept most major forms of health insurance, including UPMC, Highmark, United, Cigna (and more!). We also offer very reasonable payment plans for our care – ensuring you can focus on getting better instead of what care might cost you. Chiropractic care in general will be cheaper than most other forms of medical treatment, saving you money over the long run. If you have any questions about financing, don’t hesitate to contact our office and we will do our best to answer your questions. For more information, visit our website at www.cutittachiro.com

An organization dedicated to educating people on the unique history of Lawrenceville, Pittsburgh, PA. This is a 501(c)3 organization. The society was incorporated as a non-profit in Pennsylvania in 1986.

Assemble envisions a diverse community that creates, connects, and learns through the experience of art and technology. Assemble is a community based Makerspace.

The focus of hospice care is comfort rather than cure. Our primary goal is to work together and support families and caregivers to ensure the patient is receiving the best care possible. We want you to inform us of any important issues that may be of concern, so that we cab preserve the comfort and dignity for you or your loved one.

To enhance the quality of life for youth, with particular emphasis on members who live in urban communities of highly diverse cultures. The primary mission is to promote health, social, educational, vocational and character development for boys & girls ages 5-18 by building self-esteem, values and skills. The Boys & Girls Clubs of Western Pennsylvania have been serving the youth of Allegheny County for more than 100 years and have Clubs in nine neighborhoods. Services range from after school sports to its own charter high school. We currently serve more than 7,000 children and youth. Boys & Girls Clubs Locations In PA: Chartiers Club 630 Washington Ave, Carnegie (412) 276-3151 Duquesne West Mifflin Club 29 North Street, Duquesne (412) 466-8262 Estelle S. Campbell Club 4600 Butler Street, Pittsburgh (412) 682-4013 LaRosa Club 901 Ravine Street, McKeesport (412) 678-7070 Northern Area Club 500 Farragut Strret, Millvale (412) 821-5779 Shadyside Club 6 Brownell Place, Pittsburgh (412) 681-8575 Sto-Ken-Rox Club Willow & Deweyvile Road, McKees Rocks (412) 771-0428 Walnut Ave Club 938 Chestnut Street, Duquesne (412) 466-3626 Wilkinsburg Club 813 South Ave, Wilkinsburg (412) 242-1211

The mission of The Western Pennsylvania Hospital Foundation is to raise, invest and distribute funds in support of The Western Pennsylvania Hospital and the West Penn Allegheny Health System, the Hospital’s medical programs, patient and family care, research, education, and community programs, and to provide research administration. In support of this mission, the Foundation solicits funds including outright gifts, sponsorships, event attendance, grants and planned gifts and bequests. Contributions to the Foundation are tax-deductible.

We aspire to challenge artists to fully immerse in the creative process and break new ground; to connect collectors and artists through social interaction; and to inspire artists to interact with the community in new and unexpected ways.

What Book ’Em needs: - Paperback dictionaries - Thin, paperback cook books - Manga, comics (Super heros, etc) , graphic novels - Small business ideas / self-employment - Paperback mysteries, especially those with male protagonists - Criminal law / Blacks Law Dictionary - Ancient mythology, all cultures - Hood novels - History (all cultures) - Home improvement / how to build things - African authors - fiction/non-fiction - Science (Biology, Chemistry, Physics) - Sci-fi and fantasy - Beginning languages - all, including sign language - Horror, vampires - Native American / Indigenous authors - fiction / non-fiction - Computer science, networking, programming - Cars - Books with odd and interesting facts What Book ’Em does not need: • Heavy textbooks (except nursing) • General fiction. (eg: book group selections) • Encyclopedias/heavy volumes -- Bibles, as they are usually provided by prison pastors. However, we do get requests from women prisoners for Christian fiction. When donating fiction, please keep in mind that 90% of our recipients are men, and thus are interested in novels written by men about male protagonists; at this time we have plenty of novels written for women. No prison will accept a book with writing, underlining, or spiral binding. Out of respect for the inmates, we do not send books which are musty, stained, or outdated. We can use textbooks if they don’t have underlining and if they aren't over 3 pounds, as postage is very expensive. Books can be dropped off at the Merton Center, M – F from 10 to 4, Saturday 12 - 4, and during our Sunday work sessions.

Radiant Hall Studios traces its origins back to November 2012, when Ryan Lammie returned to Pittsburgh from New York. He was looking for a studio space for his art making and soon signed a lease for a makeshift studio in a 1930s former Polish social hall in Lawrenceville. Finding himself with more space than he could use, he invited an artist friend to move in. Radiant Hall has since become a framework for creative community building, especially around issues of sustainable development. In 2015 Radiant Hall became a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit, with Ryan Lammie as Executive Director.

While Pittsburgh's air quality has improved significantly since the days of "The Smoky City", there is still a lot of work to be done. Local athletes are regularly exposed to high levels of PM 10, PM 2.5, Smog, and ozone which can all lead to health and respiratory problems. AU is dedicated to educating local athletes about these problems and empowering them to make a difference in the fight against unhealthy air.

We come up with innovative solutions to global problems that work mostly on the individual level. A big theme is the untapped power that each person has. We say: "Raindrops make rivers, and rivers move mountains."

Pittsburgh's tender mercies, respect for its lands, and loyalty to high ideals are more than evident within the gates of Allegheny Cemetery. Conceived in the minds of Pittsburgh's leading families and businessmen in 1844, Allegheny Cemetery was created to be far more than the typical country burying grounds of that age. After its incorporation, 100 acres were purchased and the first interment took place in 1845. Today, Allegheny Cemetery encompasses 300 acres with over 15 miles of roadways. Of that 300 acres, 100 acres remain for future development, making Allegheny not only one of the most affordable but accessible cemeteries in the greater Pittsburgh area. Allegheny Cemetery has been the choice of more than 124,000 people as their final resting place. Some had worldwide fame, others were known throughout Pittsburgh. But most were known only by the friends and family who loved them and wanted the assurance that they would be memorialized in the most caring, dignified, and respectful manner possible. Together, they make up the Allegheny Cemetery family.

NFCA acts as an information resource for health care professionals, educators, patients and the general public. Through various fundraising projects, the NFCA provides funding for NF research and contributes financial aid to the NF Clinic in the Neurology Department at Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh. NFCA Executive Advisory Board Members Wanda M. Harper President Policy Performance Analyst Gateway Financial Group Jeffrey Kramer Vice President Vice President - Business Credit ServicesCitizens Bank Joyce Trew Treasurer Retired Project Manager US Steel Corporation Arlene Fatalino Director Operations U.S. Steel Logistics Services Lorna Irvin Past President OwnerDoone’s Inn at Oakmont Patrick Kane, CFA Past President Chief Investor Relations Officer EQT Corporation William S. Kramer District Sales Manager Wolverine Brass, Inc. Medical Advisors Ira Bergman, MD, PhD University of Pittsburgh Physicians Chief of the Division of Child NeurologyDepartment of Pediatrics at Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh Kathy L. Gardner, MD Co-Director, NF Clinic University of Pittsburgh Physicians Department of Neurology Amy Goldstein, MD Co-Director, NF Clinic University of Pittsburgh Physicians Department of Pediatric Neurology Beth Heuer CRNP Staff Sinikka Davis, MSW NF Social Worker NF Clinic – Children’s Hospital PGH