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thechildrenshospital.org

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Affiliated with the University of Colorado Health Sciences Center. Providing information on clinical departments and pediatric subspecialties. [Colorado] [Description from dmoz]

Rocky Mountain rugrats count on The Children's Hospital for pediatric health care. The private, not-for-profit organization runs a network of health facilities, including a 48-acre main campus that opened its doors in 2007. The campus includes a 270-bed inpatient facility along with outpatient clinics and administrative buildings. The Children's Hospital also operates about a dozen satellite locations where pint-sized patients can get emergency, after-hours, and specialty care. Affiliated with the University of Colorado Denver Health Sciences Center, The Children's Hospital performs a wide range of research into pediatric illnesses, including cancers, cystic fibrosis, and HIV/AIDS. [Description from Hoover's]

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US Web Demographics

See More Details     Gender   ||   Age   ||   Children   ||   Income   ||   Education   ||   Ethnicity
index
 
 
 Male
 
  87
Female
 
 
112
 
 
 
 < 18
 
  68
18-24
 
  56
25-34
 
 
152
35-44
 
 
153
45-54
 
  96
55-64
 
  61
65+
 
  43
 
 
 
 No Kids
 
  71
Has Kids
 
 
130
 
internet average
index
 
 
 $0-50k
 
  85
$50-100k
 
  88
$100-150k
 
 
128
$150k+
 
  94
 
 
 
 No College
 
  73
College
 
 
119
Grad School
 
 
130
 
 
 
 Caucasian
 
  96
African American
 
  95
Asian
 
  77
Hispanic
 
 
149
Other
 
 
103
 
internet average

Updated Feb 2013 • Delayed - Next: Jun 2013

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