Children's Miracle Hospital: Pediatric Care & Info

Q: Is Children’s Miracle Hospital a real hospital?

Children’s Miracle Hospital is usually a shortened or mistaken search phrase for Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals. CMN is a nonprofit network that supports local children’s hospitals, not one direct-care pediatric hospital.

Q: How do I find my local Children’s Miracle Network hospital?

Use the official Find Your Local Children’s Hospital tool on CMN.org. Search by ZIP code, postal code, state, province, or hospital name, then use the specific hospital’s website for appointments, emergency care, records, billing, and directions.

Children’s Health Charity Guide · Updated September 2026

Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals: find local pediatric hospitals, donation help, contact details, and care guidance

Children’s Miracle Hospital is a common search phrase, but the official organization is Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals. It is not one single pediatric hospital with one emergency room, appointment desk, or patient portal.

Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals supports a network of local children’s hospitals across the United States and Canada. This guide explains how to find your local member hospital, what CMN funds may support, how to donate, how to verify financial documents, and what to do if you need real pediatric care now.

Find Local CMN Hospital Donate Officially Call CMN: 801-214-7400 Need Care Now?

Not a direct-care hospital: Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals does not replace your local pediatrician, children’s hospital emergency department, urgent care, insurance office, or hospital billing department. If a child has emergency symptoms, call local emergency services or go to the nearest emergency department.

Official organization Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals

A nonprofit network that raises funds for local children’s hospitals and pediatric programs.

Common search name Children’s Miracle Hospital

This is usually a shortened or mistaken search phrase, not a single hospital name.

Network size 170 children’s hospitals

Member hospitals are located across the United States and Canada.

Headquarters phone 801-214-7400

Use for CMN national inquiries, donation support, programs, partnerships, and general questions.

Support email support@cmn.org

Use for organization-level questions, not urgent pediatric symptoms or hospital records.

EIN 87-0387205

Useful for donation receipts, tax documents, employer matching, and charity verification.

What “Children’s Miracle Hospital” usually means

The phrase sounds like a pediatric facility, but the user intent usually points to Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals.

Search intent	Correct interpretation	Best next step
Children’s Miracle Hospital	Usually a shortened search for Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals.	Use the official CMN hospital finder or donation page.
Pediatric care near me	The user needs a real hospital, clinic, urgent care, or pediatrician.	Search by city, ZIP code, insurance network, and official hospital websites.
Donate to children’s hospital	The user wants to support a local children’s hospital through CMN.	Choose the local member hospital before donating.
CMN hospital list	The user wants the member-hospital directory.	Use the official “Find Your Local Children’s Hospital” tool.
Hospital bill or records	The user needs help from a specific hospital, not CMN national office.	Contact the actual treating hospital’s billing, records, or patient portal team.

Schema decision: This page uses Organization and FAQPage structured data. It does not use Hospital, MedicalClinic, Physician, Pediatric, GovernmentOrganization, or GovernmentService schema because CMN is not one direct-care pediatric facility and is not a government agency.

If your child needs pediatric care now

Use the correct medical pathway. CMN can help you find member hospitals, but it does not triage symptoms or schedule hospital treatment.

Emergency symptoms

For severe breathing trouble, seizure, unconsciousness, severe allergic reaction, poisoning, serious injury, uncontrolled bleeding, blue lips, severe dehydration, or signs of stroke, call emergency services or go to the nearest emergency department.

Urgent but not life-threatening

Use a pediatric urgent care, your child’s pediatrician, a nurse advice line, or your nearest children’s hospital urgent-care location. Check hours and insurance before leaving if the situation is not an emergency.

Specialty care

For cardiology, oncology, neurology, surgery, neonatology, behavioral health, or complex care, ask your pediatrician for a referral to the right children’s hospital department.

Records, billing, and portal

Contact the hospital where the child was treated. CMN national office cannot provide patient records, test results, MyChart help, discharge instructions, or hospital bill adjustments.

Medical safety note: This guide is informational and cannot diagnose symptoms, recommend treatment, verify ER wait times, or replace advice from a licensed clinician.

How to find your local Children’s Miracle Network hospital

The official directory lets users search by ZIP code, postal code, state, or hospital name.

Open the official hospital finder. Go to Find Your Local Children’s Hospital on CMN.org.

Search by location or hospital name. Enter a ZIP code, postal code, state, province, city, or known hospital name.

Review the member hospital result. Check the hospital name, city, state or province, and any “View Details” page available.

Use the hospital’s own website for care. For appointments, emergency instructions, billing, patient portal, accepted insurance, and medical records, use the official website of the specific hospital.

Set the right local hospital before donating. If you want your donation connected to a local member hospital, verify that the correct hospital is selected before completing payment.

Practical search tip: If you are searching from outside the United States or Canada, CMN’s member directory may not be the right tool for local pediatric care. Search your country’s official children’s hospital directory or emergency medical services instead.

Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals contact information

Use these details for CMN national organization questions. For medical care, billing, patient portal, or records, contact the specific member hospital.

Contact item	Current detail	Use it for
Official name	Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals	Donation, program, partnership, financial-document, and member-hospital network research.
Headquarters address	205 W. 700 South, Salt Lake City, UT 84101	National office contact, mail, charity verification, and donation records.
Phone	801-214-7400	Donation support, general inquiries, program questions, and partnership routing.
Fax	801-746-6688	Organization-level document routing when requested.
Support email	support@cmn.org	Non-urgent national office support and donation/program questions.
Federal tax ID	87-0387205	Donation receipts, tax records, employer matching, and nonprofit verification.

Do not use CMN headquarters for patient care: The Salt Lake City office is not a pediatric emergency room, outpatient clinic, hospital admissions desk, MyChart office, or medical-record department.

Headquarters map and location note

This map is for Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals’ national office, not a pediatric hospital location.

Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals
205 W. 700 South
Salt Lake City, UT 84101
Phone: 801-214-7400

Use this map only for the CMN national office. For pediatric treatment, search the local children’s hospital directory and follow the specific hospital’s emergency, appointment, parking, and visitor instructions.

Official online actions and what to do after each page opens

These links solve the most common user needs: finding a hospital, donating, checking impact, reviewing financials, contacting CMN, and joining a fundraiser.

Find a local member hospital

Open the official hospital finder

Enter ZIP code, postal code, state, province, or hospital name.
Review the local hospital result.
Use that hospital’s own website for appointments, ER, records, and billing.

Donate

Open the official donation page

Confirm the local member hospital or campaign.
Select the donation amount and frequency.
Save your receipt for tax and employer-matching records.

Financial impact

Open financial impact details

Review annual report and financial documents.
Check impact numbers and funding categories.
Use official documents before making claims on your own site.

Contact CMN

Open the contact page

Select the reason for contacting.
Use support@cmn.org for non-urgent organization questions.
Do not submit private medical details through a general charity contact form.

Get involved

Open get-involved options

Choose a fundraising program or local opportunity.
Verify whether it supports your intended hospital.
Follow official campaign instructions and donation-processing rules.

News and stories

Open news and stories

Review current campaigns and hospital stories.
Use stories for context, not as medical guidance.
Check publish dates before citing fundraising totals.

How Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals supports pediatric care

CMN raises funds for local member hospitals. The hospitals decide how to apply funds based on urgent local needs.

Funding area	What it can support	Why users care
Equipment	Pediatric-sized equipment, NICU resources, monitoring tools, hospital technology, and specialized devices.	Children need equipment designed for different ages, sizes, and care levels.
Patient services	Child life programs, family support, emotional support, mental-health resources, and comfort programs.	Hospital care includes more than medical procedures; families often need practical and emotional support.
Charitable care	Free or reduced-cost care programs at local hospitals when available and approved.	Families with financial barriers may need help navigating care costs.
Research and innovation	Pediatric research, treatment innovation, clinical improvements, and new care models.	Many complex childhood conditions require specialized pediatric research and treatment development.
Education	Education for patients, families, healthcare teams, and community members.	Clear education helps families understand prevention, treatment, discharge instructions, and long-term care planning.
Hospital advancement	Operations, development, facilities, outreach, and local hospital priorities.	Unrestricted local funds can help member hospitals respond to their communities’ most urgent needs.

Important distinction: CMN fundraising can support pediatric care, but the actual medical care is delivered by the local member hospital, its doctors, nurses, specialists, emergency department, clinics, and support teams.

Impact numbers users should understand

These figures help explain why CMN appears in pediatric-care searches, donation searches, and local hospital fundraising campaigns.

Member network 170 hospitals

CMN supports local children’s hospitals across the United States and Canada.

2024 fundraising $464 million

The 2024 Annual Report described this as record-breaking fundraising for children’s health.

Annual patient visits 38 million

CMN describes tens of millions of visits happening at member hospitals each year.

Children treated 12 million kids

The organization reports millions of children treated through local member hospitals each year.

Urgent volume 72 children per minute

CMN uses this figure to describe how often children enter local children’s hospitals for care.

Raised to date $9B+

CMN says its network has raised over nine billion dollars since 1983.

2024 funding category	Reported share	Plain-language meaning
Equipment	26%	Specially designed pediatric equipment for children of different ages and sizes.
Patient services	23%	Support for physical, mental, and emotional health of children and families.
Advancement services	22%	Hospital operations, investments, development, and local care improvement.
Charitable care	14%	Free or reduced-cost health services when available through local hospital programs.
Education	8%	Education for patients, families, healthcare providers, and communities.
Research and treatment innovation	7%	Research and innovations that may improve pediatric outcomes.

How to donate safely and keep your gift local

Donation intent is one of the biggest reasons users search this topic. Use official channels and verify the selected local hospital.

Use an official CMN or local hospital donation page. Start with donate.childrensmiraclenetworkhospitals.org or a verified member hospital foundation page.

Choose the correct hospital or campaign. If you want to support your local children’s hospital, verify the hospital name before paying.

Select amount and frequency. Review one-time versus monthly options, employer matching, tribute gifts, and campaign-specific fields.

Save the receipt. Keep the confirmation email for taxes, employer matching, personal records, and recurring-gift changes.

Contact support for donation changes. For donation updates, cancellations, or receipt questions, contact CMN through the official contact page or phone number.

Fraud-prevention checklist: Before donating through a third-party campaign, verify the URL, the hospital name, the campaign name, the nonprofit tax ID, payment processor, and whether funds are going directly through CMN or through a local hospital foundation.

Financial documents, annual report, tax ID, and charity verification

Users often want to know whether CMN is legitimate, where the money goes, and how to check public filings.

Document or check	Where to look	Why it matters
Annual report	Official financial impact page and annual report PDF.	Shows fundraising totals, impact examples, network priorities, and program highlights.
Form 990	Official financial documents page, IRS records, and nonprofit databases.	Shows public nonprofit tax filing details, revenue, expenses, grants, and governance information.
501(c)(3) document	Official financial impact page.	Useful for donor records, employer matching, and nonprofit status verification.
W-9	Official financial impact page.	Used by businesses, partners, and certain donors for payment and reporting records.
EIN	CMN support article and nonprofit listings.	The federal tax ID helps confirm that you are donating to the correct organization.
Charity rating	Charity Navigator and similar independent charity-data websites.	A second-source check can help donors compare financial accountability and transparency signals.

Donor record tip: If your employer offers matching gifts, keep the official receipt, the EIN 87-0387205, the organization name, donation amount, donation date, and selected local hospital or campaign name.

Major CMN fundraising programs and partner routes

CMN fundraising happens through corporate partners, media partners, community programs, and individual donors.

Corporate partners

Retail, restaurant, service, and national brands may run register campaigns, customer giving, employee giving, and local-hospital support campaigns.

Media partners

Radiothons and media campaigns share patient stories and help raise funds for local children’s hospitals.

Dance Marathon

Student-led programs raise funds for local member hospitals through campus events and year-round engagement.

Extra Life

Gaming communities raise funds for local children’s hospitals through charity gaming streams and events.

Play Yellow

Golf-related fundraising supports children’s healthcare through participating events and partners.

Direct response and individual giving

Individual donors can give directly through official donation pages and select the local member hospital they want to support.

Examples of member hospitals users may see in the directory

The directory includes standalone children’s hospitals, pediatric facilities within larger systems, and community-based pediatric providers.

Example member hospital	Location shown in CMN directory or report	How to use this information
Boston Children’s Hospital	Boston, MA	Use the hospital’s own website for appointments, emergency care, departments, parking, billing, and records.
Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital	St. Petersburg, FL	Use official hospital pages for patient services, specialty clinics, and medical records.
Nationwide Children’s Hospital	Columbus, OH	Confirm care locations and specialty departments directly with Nationwide Children’s.
Seattle Children’s Hospital	Seattle, WA	Use the hospital’s official portal and patient pages for actual care questions.
Texas Children’s Hospital	Houston, TX	Confirm emergency, specialty, insurance, records, and appointment details on the hospital site.
Nicklaus Children’s Hospital	Miami, FL	Use official hospital pages for pediatric urgent care, specialists, and local patient information.

Why not list all 170 here? CMN maintains the live directory. A static article can become outdated, so this page explains how to use the official finder and gives examples only for context.

Patient records, billing, insurance, and financial assistance

These tasks belong to the specific hospital where the child receives care, not to the CMN national office.

User need	Who to contact	What to prepare
Medical records	The member hospital’s health information management or medical records department.	Patient name, date of birth, visit dates, parent or guardian ID, release form, and delivery method.
Patient portal	The treating hospital’s portal support team, such as MyChart or the hospital’s own portal service.	Patient identity details, guardian information, email, phone, and portal username if available.
Hospital bill	The specific hospital billing office or financial services department.	Account number, guarantor name, insurance card, date of service, and explanation of benefits.
Financial assistance	The hospital’s financial assistance or charity-care office.	Household income, insurance status, bill number, proof of residency, and application documents.
Referral or appointment	The specific hospital department, specialty clinic, or pediatrician referral office.	Diagnosis, referral order, insurance authorization, recent tests, medication list, and preferred location.
Donation receipt	CMN donation support or the local hospital foundation depending on where the gift was made.	Donation date, donor name, amount, receipt email, campaign, and selected hospital.

Content gap audit: what weak pages often miss

Thin pages often copy a charity name and donation link. A useful page explains the network, local care boundaries, donation process, documents, and safety limits.

Common missing detail	Why it matters	What this guide adds
Whether it is a real hospital	The keyword sounds like one direct-care pediatric facility.	Clear explanation that CMN is a nonprofit network, not one hospital ER or clinic.
Local hospital finder steps	Users need the hospital near them, not national office information.	Step-by-step process for using ZIP, postal code, state, province, or hospital name.
Emergency safety boundary	A medical-sounding page can mislead users during urgent symptoms.	A dedicated pediatric emergency guidance block and disclaimer.
National contact details	Donors and partners need phone, fax, email, address, and EIN.	CMN headquarters contact table, EIN, support email, and headquarters map note.
Financial transparency links	Donors often want to verify annual reports, tax documents, and charity status.	Financial documents section with annual report, Form 990, W-9, 501(c)(3), audit, and charity-rating checks.
What funds actually support	Donation pages can feel vague without impact categories.	Funding categories including equipment, patient services, charitable care, research, education, and hospital advancement.

Official source checklist for this guide

Use these sources to verify live details before donating, writing about CMN, or linking users to pediatric-care resources.

Source	What it verifies	When to use it
Official CMN homepage	Organization name, mission, donation messaging, and current national campaigns.	Open first when checking current branding or main donation actions.
Find Your Local Children’s Hospital	Member hospital finder and directory search process.	Open when users need the correct local hospital.
How We Help	Network purpose, impact areas, programs, and local children’s healthcare support.	Open when explaining what donations may support.
Financial Impact	Annual report, tax documents, financial documents, fundraising totals, and stewardship language.	Open before citing fundraising or financial-document claims.
Contact page	Phone, fax, support email, national office address, and contact form.	Open for donation support, partnerships, programs, and general CMN questions.
EIN support article	Federal tax identification number.	Open for tax records, employer matching, and donation verification.
Charity Navigator profile	Third-party charity profile, EIN, and accountability context.	Open when donors want an independent verification source.
2024 Annual Report PDF	Record fundraising, member-hospital impact examples, funding categories, and program highlights.	Open before using annual fundraising totals or impact examples in content.

Independent guide notice: USHospitalGuides.com is not Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals, not a member hospital, not a medical provider, and not a government agency. Always use official CMN or hospital pages for final donation, care, billing, and record decisions.

Children’s Miracle Hospital FAQs

These questions focus on the real search intent: CMN, local pediatric hospitals, donations, financials, contact details, emergency boundaries, and patient-care routing.

1. Is Children’s Miracle Hospital a real hospital?

“Children’s Miracle Hospital” is usually a shortened or mistaken search phrase for Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals. CMN is a nonprofit network that supports local children’s hospitals, not one direct-care pediatric hospital.

2. What is Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals?

Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals is a nonprofit organization that raises funds for local children’s hospitals across the United States and Canada. Funds help hospitals support pediatric care, equipment, patient services, charitable care, research, education, and local hospital priorities.

3. How do I find my local Children’s Miracle Network hospital?

Use the official “Find Your Local Children’s Hospital” tool on CMN.org. Search by ZIP code, postal code, state, province, or hospital name, then use the specific hospital’s website for appointments, emergency care, records, billing, and directions.

4. Can CMN schedule a pediatric appointment for my child?

No. CMN is not a hospital appointment office. To schedule pediatric care, contact the specific children’s hospital, pediatric clinic, urgent care, or pediatrician that will provide treatment.

5. What should I do if my child has an emergency?

Call local emergency services or go to the nearest emergency department for serious symptoms such as breathing trouble, seizure, unconsciousness, poisoning, severe injury, uncontrolled bleeding, severe dehydration, or blue lips. Do not wait for a charity contact form response.

6. How do donations through CMN help children’s hospitals?

CMN raises funds for local member hospitals. Those hospitals can use funds for urgent local needs such as equipment, patient services, charitable care, education, research, treatment innovation, and hospital-support programs.

7. Does 100% of my CMN donation stay local?

CMN states that when you give to CMN, 100% of the donation stays local to support life-saving treatments, equipment, and family support at the community hospital. Before donating, confirm the selected local hospital or campaign on the official donation page.

8. What is the Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals phone number?

The national office phone number is 801-214-7400. Use it for CMN organization questions, donation support, program inquiries, and partnership routing, not for urgent medical care.

9. What is the EIN for Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals?

The federal tax identification number is 87-0387205. Donors may need it for tax records, employer matching, nonprofit verification, and donation paperwork.

10. Who handles medical records, hospital bills, and patient portal access?

The specific hospital where the child received care handles medical records, billing, insurance questions, financial assistance, and patient portal access. CMN national office does not manage individual patient records or hospital bills.