Specialty Care

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Find a Dartmouth Health Children's provider for your family.

Our experts specialize in children’s health. We offer expert diagnostics, groundbreaking techniques and treatments, and robust support services to promote the well-being of infants, children, and teens. When you’re facing serious symptoms or a complex condition, you can trust us to provide consistent, world-class care tailored to the unique needs of your child.

Popular specialty services

For a full list of the specialty services we offer, visit our Departments and Programs page.

Pediatric cardiology

We provide a range of heart-care services for children, from evaluation of infants and children with suspected heart disease, to more complex testing and invasive procedures.

Pediatric endocrinology

We strive to restore normal health, growth, and development in children with hormonal disorders.

Pediatric gastroenterology

We provide a full range of services for patients with gastrointestinal diseases and nutritional problems. Gastroenterology is the study of the esophagus, stomach, intestines, colon, kidneys, liver, gallbladder, and pancreas.

Pediatric hematology and oncology

We provide comprehensive, multidisciplinary care and support for children diagnosed with cancer and blood disorders and their families.

Pediatric nephrology

We diagnose and treat kidney diseases in children, from evaluating prenatal abnormalities to treating youth with complex conditions.

Pediatric neurology

We offer careful, in-depth evaluations of children with brain conditions. We first emphasize diagnosis, then work with the family and child on management.

Pediatric orthopaedics

We diagnose and treat conditions that affect a child's skeletal system and related muscles, joints, and ligaments.

Pediatric pulmonology

We evaluate and treat conditions of the lungs and respiratory tract in infants, children, and adolescents.

Pediatric psychiatry

We offer a range of evidence-based treatments for a variety of conditions to help children and their families learn new skills that will improve relationships, functioning, and problem solving.