The Children's Home

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5324 Penn Ave
Pittsburgh, PA 15224
+1 (412) 441-4884
http://www.childrenshomepgh.org
The Children's Home of Pittsburgh was founded in 1893 and is an independent and nonprofit organization. It promotes the health and well-being of infants and children to strengthen the families. The organization offers two medical programs including The Transitional Infant Care Hospital and Child s way. Transitional Infant Care is an 11-bed hospital that offers a nurturing, home-like environment for children. It is licensed by the Pennsylvania Department of Health. Child's Way is a pediatric extended care center that provides skilled nursing and child development services to medically fragile children from birth to 8 years. It provides services for up to 47 children each day. The program is licensed by the Department of Health as a medical facility and the Department of Public Welfare as a child care center. The organization also offers adoption programs. It is headquartered in Pittsburgh..

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4.03 reviews
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Bebe B.
8/5/2018

This place is AMAZING! My nephew and his girlfriend are the new parents of a beautiful preemie daughter, Molly! She had many special needs and was in the NICU at MAGEE! Thanks to a recommendation...

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Lynn K.
9/10/2025

Nurses are great but admin and the running is a disgrace they tell mothers and family they have to do all care when getting close to going home and wake you from a sleep to feed even though they...

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Angela C.
10/29/2018

I recently started volunteering here and I love this place already! They do amazing work and support families so much!

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