We often talk about the incredible work done under the blue peaks at any of our Cook Children’s locations, but we also spend a lot of time making sure our children our safe in their community. 

Prevention plays a significant role in all we do at Cook Children’s.

For years now, we’ve been actively educating our families on water safety through our “Lifeguard Your Child” campaign. This summer, you may have seen one of our experts speaking about drowning prevention or possibly the dangers of leaving children unattended in hot cars.

We’re incredibly proud of the impact these efforts have made in preventing injuries and saving lives.

However, as hard as we try, we know that kids will get sick or injured. When that occurs, you can rest assured we’ll be there for them.

In this issue, we’re excited to introduce you to the recent opening of the John and Tracy Sellers Sports Complex at Cook Children’s Orthopedics and Sports Medicine Walsh Ranch, highlighted on page 26. When a young athlete gets hurt, the sports complex is equipped to help them return safely to the field or court.

With all that we do at Cook Children’s, whether it’s working to prevent injuries or treating them when they occur, we couldn’t do it without you. We deeply appreciate your ongoing support. Your generosity plays a vital role in creating magical moments for our young patients through the year.

Thank you for all you do, for the children we serve.

With gratitude,

Rick W. Merrill
President and CEO
Cook Children’s
Health Care System

 

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A forever home

Alexis Allmon, once a patient, is now one of our most loyal employees

A first alert for little hearts

Donor-funded equipment provides doctors with vital information when every second counts

You get what you give

Corporate partner JAG Metals just wants to make kids happy

Giving is sweet

Our patients remain at the heart of one of Fort Worth’s most beloved holiday events

Caring for Kyllian

A new mom found the support she needed in our NICU

 

In with the new

An opportunity to help our NICU families

A bear-y generous bat mitzvah

A local teen brings comfort to our patients by raising funds for PrayerBears

From grief to gratitude

Amber and Jon Trussell honor their son Mason’s journey by giving back

Keeping kids in the game

Exciting, new outdoor sports complex now open