Pediatric Center - Dignity Health - Northridge Hospital Medical Center

If you’d like more information about pediatric care or the PICU at Northridge Hospital Medical Center, please call (818) 700-5606.

Our Pediatric Center provides comprehensive, multidisciplinary care for a wide range of medical, surgical and traumatic conditions, including: 

• Appendicitis

• Gastrointestinal conditions

• Infections 

• Orthopedic injuries

• Respiratory illnesses

• Seizure conditions

• Surgical conditions

• Traumas

To learn more about pediatric care at Northridge Hospital Medical Center, call our dedicated pediatric phone line at  (818) 700-5606.

Certified by California Children’s Services, our pediatric intensive care unit (PICU) treats children with a range of critical health conditions, including: 

• Diabetic ketoacidosis

• Drowning and submersion injuries

• Gastrointestinal problems

• Infectious diseases

• Major trauma 

• Neurologic conditions

• Poisonings

• Severe respiratory illnesses 

To learn more about pediatric care at Northridge Hospital Medical Center, call (818) 700-5606.

Depending on their needs, your child’s care team may include: 

• Case managers

• Chaplains

• Child life specialists

• Occupational therapists

• Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS)-certified nurses

• Pediatric intensivists

• Pharmacists

• Physical therapists

• Registered dietitians

• Respiratory therapists

• Social workers

• Speech therapists

Our modern, child-friendly Pediatric Center at Northridge Hospital Medical Center features amenities designed to help children and families feel more comfortable during a hospital stay, including:

• A lounge just for teens

• Advanced medical equipment sized for children of all ages

• In-room thermostats for added comfort

• On-demand movie and music options

• Pet therapy services

• Playroom with floor-to-ceiling windows for natural sunlight and a healing environment

• Spacious rooms for guests and overnight caregivers

We know that family and loved ones play an important role in a child’s healing process, and we encourage families to participate in their child’s care when appropriate.

Pediatric unit visiting policy:

• Siblings of all ages may visit

• Other than siblings, no visitors may be under the age of 18 years old

• Children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian at all times

• Caregivers are welcome 24/7, and one may stay overnight

Pediatric intensive care unit (PICU) visiting policy:

• No visitors under the age of 18

Visitors are required to obtain a photo access pass from security at the information desk. The pass must be worn above the waist while on campus. If you’re sick or have symptoms like fever, cough or runny nose, please visit another time or wear a mask to protect others.