Why HealthBridge
Kids?

Through our Childrens Hospitals and Outpatient Rehabilitation Programs, we offer the highest quality specialized healthcare services with individualized care plans, 24/7 care, high staff-to-patient ratios and intense nursing — all in a family-friendly, community-based environment.

Our mission is to help our patients reach their highest potential and optimal independence through physician-directed complex nursing and rehabilitation services in a family-centered environment.

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Our premier pediatric hospital and rehabilitation facilities feature:

High Staff-To-
Patient Ratio

Large rehab gyms with
the latest equipment &
assisted devices

Personalized
Bedrooms

Family Friendly
Environment

Our Programs

Where specialized care begins and hope never ends.

High-Acuity Complex Medical

A medically complex illness or injury is a serious debilitating condition that often affects a variety of organs, including the brain, heart and lungs.

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Acute Rehabilitation

The emphasis at a post-acute care facility is on rehabilitation and symptom management.

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Subacute Care

Once a child is released from an acute care facility (hospital) and is no longer in need of high-level medical care and supervision, a medically fragile patient will probably require further treatment, rehabilitation and evaluation.

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Outpatient Services

Outpatient day treatment is an option for children that no longer require intense inpatient rehabilitation.

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Robin the Robot is now onsite at HealthBridge Kids Children’s Hospital!

Robin is first of it’s kind peer-to-peer interaction. She is able to recognize children’s emotions and act like a friend, which helps to create a fun and comfortable environment.
Robin makes all Children Smile!

Meet the robot that revolutionizes pediatric patient care

ORANGE, Calif. — It greets everyone good morning and never forgets to make its rounds. One could say Robin the Robot is on track to be recognized as employee of the month at Health Bridge Children’s Hospital — a specialty pediatric care facility for children who are recovering from complex medical issues due to traumatic brain injuries.

Chief Clinical Officer Roberta Consolver said Robin brings much needed comfort by using human assisted artificial intelligence.

Robin interacts with patients who are isolated during medical care to help ease anxiety, stress, loneliness and pain.

Managing medically complex care and rehabilitation needs

HealthBridge is always here for patients… and their families

Complex Care Programs

Learn about our pioneering approach to complex care and rehabilitation designed to bring about the best chance for optimal independence.

KASLYN D SUCCESS STORY

“By the time she left our facility, she was able to play with toys, brush her own hair and blow kisses.”…

In January 2023, six-year-old Kaslyn D. suffered from a series of cardiac and neurological emergencies. She was rushed to Children’s Hospital of Orange County (CHOC) and required several surgeries and treatment. During her time at CHOC, Kaslyn went into cardiac arrest multiple times. Thanks to the life saving measures offered by her stellar care team, Kaslyn was stabilized and sent HealthBridge Children’s Hospital (HBOC) on March 3.

When she was admitted to HealthBridge, Kaslyn was non-ambulatory, non vocal, and unable to fulfill the simplest of tasks like sitting up and eating without extensive assistance. With aggressive physical, speech and occupational therapy while at HealthBridge, Kaslyn was eventually able to return home in May.

While at HBOC, an integrated team of specialized rehabilitation professionals began working with her on every part of her interdisciplinary care plan.

Thanks to ongoing intensive physical therapy, after one month, Kasyln was able to walk out of the facility with minimal assist. The team of speech therapists was concerned with Kaslyn’s vocabulary upon admittance to HealthBridge. Her speech was limited to 1-2 word repetitive phrases, but when she went home she was able to speak in simple sentences and communicate her needs. Our occupational therapy team spent countless hours working with her to improve her range of motion and develop compensatory strategies for her vision loss. By the time she left our facility, she was able to play with toys, brush her own hair and blow kisses.

In addition to intensive rehabilitation therapy, the HealthBridge team credits Kasyln’s miraculous improvement to a variety of factors: the significant and successful foundation created by the clinical team at CHOC; Kaslyn’s strong will, bravery and positive attitude; and Kasyn’s family who never gave up on her.

To read more about Kaslyn’s entire healthcare journey from Children’s Hospital of Orange County, click below.

Accreditations And Awards

We understand that when the unthinkable happens to your family, you want the best care possible while making sure your family member remains comfortable and happy.

HealthBridge Orange is committed to providing young patients with a kid-friendly space that feels like home, staffed by experienced professionals implementing impeccable care plans. We’re here for your family. HealthBridge Orange’s Pediatric Specialty Hospital is located in Orange County, making it a valuable resource for the greater Los Angeles area.
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HealthBridge Children’s Hospital is accredited by DNV-GL’s NIAHO® and is ISO 9001:2008 certified.

HealthBridge Children’s Hospital earned the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations (JCAHO). The seal is awarded to facilities that exceed the Commission’s high standards for healthcare quality and safety.

About

Our Children’s Hospital

Making the right health decisions, especially when it comes to managing medically complex care and rehabilitation needs, can be extremely difficult. Whether for yourself or your loved one, we all want the highest quality post-acute care services with the most positive outcomes possible and the best chance at independent living. Yet, finding that critical transitional support is downright tough, complicated and scary for everyone involved.

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