Children's Wisconsin is a pediatric health system providing specialized medical care for children and teens. Its active Burn Program provides evaluation and treatment for pediatric burns of varying severity, including inpatient wound care, pain management, nutritional support, mobility support, scar prevention and treatment, family counseling, and assistance with return to school. The program also provides outpatient/day-visit follow-up for dressing changes, healing and infection checks, scar care, functional recovery, and family support.
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Children's Wisconsin Burn Program
ActiveActive pediatric burn-care program for children with mild, moderate, or severe burns. Inpatient services include daily wound cleaning and care, medication for treatment-related pain, nutritional support, mobility support, family counseling, and return-to-school assistance. Day visits include dressing changes, infection and healing checks, scar prevention and treatment, restoration of normal use of the burned body part, family counseling, and return-to-school assistance.
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For non-emergency care, use the Burn Program's Request an Appointment option or call (414) 607-5280. Referring providers may use the Refer a Patient process. Serious or life-threatening injuries should be directed to emergency care rather than routine appointment scheduling.