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What we do

Children’s of Mississippi care throughout the state

Children’s of Mississippi provides care to children in inpatient and outpatient clinical settings, dedicated to all services such as transitional and complex care, hematology/oncology, general pediatrics, new onset diabetes, dialysis, surgery, cardiology, neurophysiology, psychiatric care, neonatal intensive care, pediatric intensive care and much more.

Our outpatient clinics bring care to children around the state. Locations include:

• Iuka/Cardiology
• Tupelo General Pediatrics/Specialty Services
• Greenwood General Pediatrics
• UMMC Main Campus at Jackson
  • Sanderson Specialty
  • Eli Manning Clinics for Children
  • Batson Kids Clinic
  • Children’s Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders
  • Children’s Rehabilitation Services
  • Fetal Care
• Jackson/Grants Ferry
  • Grants Ferry Specialty Services
  • Grants Ferry Urgent Care
• Center Center for Advancement of Youth (CAY)
• Meridian Specialty Services
• Hattiesburg Specialty Services
• McComb Children’s Clinic
• Coastal Mississippi Clinics
  • Acadian Court General Pediatrics
  • Bay St. Louis General Pediatrics
  • Bridgewater General Pediatrics
  • Cedar Lake General Pediatrics
  • Coast Specialty Services

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Factoid:

Inside the children’s hospital, world-class care is provided in four towers:

• Batson Tower
  • Medical Surgical Units (107 beds)
  • Level I Trauma Emergency Department (26 rooms)
  • Children's Pharmacy
  • Center for Cancer & Blood Disorders
  • Neurophysiology Clinc
  • Sleep Center
• Sanderson Tower
  • Level IV neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) (92 beds)
  • Pediatric intensive care unit (32 beds)
  • Perioperative Services (12 ORs, 50-bed recovery and 1 cardiac catheterization lab)
  • Imaging (MRI, CT, U/S, Diagnostic Radiology)
  • Specialty Clinics
  • Laboratory Services
• Wiser Tower
  • Level IV NICU (30 beds)
• Circle Tower
  • Children’s Psychiatric Unit (12 beds)

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Factoid:

In Fiscal Year 2024, Children’s of Mississippi averaged per day:

• 18 admissions
• 40 surgeries
• 110 emergency department visits
• 225 imaging studies
• 400 clinic visits
• 725 lab tests