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Ophthalmology
CHOC provides comprehensive treatment for specialty eye care, eye surgery and basic eye care for babies, kids and teens.
App screens kids for eye problems before they can talk
The app screens for vision disorders in young children, many of whom are too young to describe their own vision.
Concussion Home Exercise – Vestibular Ocular Eye-Head Movement
In this CHOC video, learn how to perform home exercises to deal with symptoms of concussion such as problems with vision, balance and dizziness.
Through the Eyes of a Volunteer
The CHOC Follies gives Lauren and her fellow volunteers the opportunity to see firsthand the results of their fundraising efforts.
Concussion Home Exercise – Vestibular Ocular Eye Movement
In this CHOC video, learn how to perform home exercises to deal with symptoms of concussion such as problems with vision, balance and dizziness.
Through the Eyes of a Researcher
Pediatric orthopaedic surgeon and researcher Afshin Aminian, MD, is driven by one goal: to “give children with movement challenges a life without limits.”
Through the Eyes of a Parent
Giselle M. Bailey’s 19-year relationship with CHOC Children’s began shortly after the birth of her third child, Gavyn.
Through the Eyes of a Pet Therapy Dog
My name is Savvy, I am 7 years old and I am a proud pet therapy dog. I love the young patients and I have to admit, they love me too.
Through the Eyes of a Donor
In December 2016 the Cherese Mari Laulhere Foundation donated $5 million to CHOC’s Child Life Department.
Through the Eyes of a Patient
Finding fun, friends and support during a rigorous cancer treatment regimen. The AYA program is made up of patients who are also going through cancer treatment.
Through the Eyes of a Community Pediatrician
For the past 12 years, Dr. Ball has treated thousands of patients in his practice at Southern Orange County Pediatric Associates (SOCPA).
Through the Eyes of a Nurse
You will also find Jessie T. McCoy, RN, BSN, and her fellow NICU nurses, devoting their skills and their hearts to caring for these premature infants and worried parents.
CHOC Health Center, Mission Medical Tower
Building: Mission Medical Tower | 26732 Crown Valley Pkwy., Suite 501 | Mission Viejo, CA 92691 | 714-633-4020
CHOC Specialists Ophthalmology
1120 W. La Veta Ave. | Suite 100 | Orange, CA 92868 | Appointments: 888-770-2462 | Office: 714-509-4490
The sick list: Spotting and treating 5 contagious illnesses and ailments your child may encounter
Many illnesses that are easily spread peak in the fall and winter months, and this is particularly true among kids as they settle into school routines among their equally germ-prone peers.
Head Shape and Craniosynostosis in Babies and Children
What is Craniosynostosis? Here you will find everything about Craniosynostosis in babies: treatment, causes, symptoms and more.
Face shields vs. face masks: What’s the best COVID-19 protection for kids?
Face shields alone can’t protect against COVID-19, but when worn together with a face mask, they provide an added layer of protection.
Scientists use CRISPR gene editing inside a person’s body: Why that’s significant
CRISPR is a sort of “molecular scissors” that allows scientists to cut out and insert custom genetic code into DNA strands.
Book Resource List
Recommended book resource list for ill or hospitalized children, their siblings and families, with topics such as diabetes, grief, SIDS, autism, cancer, and more.
After Cancer Treatment Survivorship Program
Life after cancer is filled with many uncertainties. CHOC's After Cancer Treatment Survivorship Program is here to answer questions.
Concussion Recovery and Rehabilitation
When concussion symptoms remain for more than a month, CHOC rehabilitation team is ready to get kids and teens back to their previous lifestyle.
Neurofibromatosis Program
Neurofibromatosis is a common genetic disorder. CHOC specialists have cared for children with NF for over 30 years.
Hyperbilirubinemia and Jaundice
Hyperbilirubinemia is a condition in which there is too much bilirubin in the blood. When red blood cells break down, a substance called bilirubin is formed.
What to Expect in the NICU
Nothing can fully prepare you for your baby's stay in neonatal intensive care unit, but understanding the layout, equipment, and tests done in the NICU can help.
7 common childhood respiratory diseases
The human respiratory tract is open to the outside world to let air in and carbon dioxide out, making it an easy point of entry for germs that can potentially cause illness.
