A Children's Hospital is a medical facility specifically designed to care for infants, children, and adolescents. These hospitals provide specialized services, including emergency care, surgeries, and treatments for various illnesses and conditions. They often have pediatricians and other healthcare professionals trained to understand the unique needs of younger patients. In addition to medical care, Children's Hospitals often offer support services for families, such as counseling and educational resources. Many of these hospitals also conduct research to improve treatments and outcomes for children, contributing to advancements in pediatric medicine and enhancing the overall health of young patients.