Can a Self-Help Platform Provide Treatment for Youths with Eating Disorders?
Learning that their teen has an eating disorder can be difficult and deeply troubling news for parents. Even more daunting for families is finding that…
Category: Patient Stories
Heart Patient Sets the Stage for Giving
Nathan Zingg has big dreams. A freshman at Chapman University, Nathan is studying screenwriting with plans to one day write movies, star on the big…
Bucky Is Here Because You Care
Bucky loves dancing, watching “Teletubbies,” and playing with anything with wheels,” his mom, Anna Greunke says. “He’s just so happy all of the time.” But…
Bass Center Stays Busy and Focused During the Pandemic
Hayden, age 7, gives a wry smile as he snuggles against his mom, Sarah, and makes his stuffed dinosaurs perform tumbling tricks on her body….
Round of applause for our Winter Art Showcase
It's the most wonderful time of the year … our Winter Art Showcase! Each year, we ask budding artists in the Packard Children's community to…
Four Virtual Champions for Children
Stratford School Milpitas Shelter in place couldn’t stop the students at Stratford Milpitas School from supporting Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford! The student council unanimously…
Día de los Muertos raises funds for Families at the Border
Día de los Muertos looked a little different this year—but that didn’t stop Carla Romero from celebrating with her community, all while supporting the Families at the Border program at Stanford…
The Spooky Fun Goes On
Halloween might look a little different this year, but there are plenty of fun ways to make this Halloween extra special for children and families…
A Grandmother’s Gift
It was 6 a.m. when Hai Chang and Phung Ly received the call that they will never forget. “They said, ‘You need to come to…
Managing Heart and Soul
Bronte is still a baby, but Packard Children’s is already planning for her family’s long-term needs. For young kids with life-threatening heart arrythmias, especially those…
