Located in Neenah, the Fox Valley Hospital offers inpatient care for kids and a neonatal intensive care for critically ill newborns. To reach a patient at the hospital, please call (920) 969-7900.

Pediatric Unit

We have a 20-bed pediatric unit for kids needing to stay overnight in the hospital.

• Specially trained doctors and nurses – Children’s Wisconsin is the only hospital in the Fox Valley with a pediatrician specially trained in hospital care of children on site 24/7. And more than 75 percent of our primary nurses are certified pediatric nurses. In addition, pediatric specialists from Children's Wisconsin in Milwaukee are available for consultation.
• Short stay procedures room - A special area designed for IV infusion patients.
• Playroom - We have a special playroom with toys, movies, video games and books to help children during their hospital stay.
• Procedure room - Whenever possible, we do procedures in a special treatment room. This helps your child feels safe in his or her hospital room because nothing scary or uncomfortable happens where they sleep or rest.

Neonatal Intensive Care (NICU)

Our NICU is a Level III, 22-bed NICU unit, located at the Fox Valley Hospital. The staff provides critical care to premature and critically ill infants in Northeast Wisconsin.

The unit is equipped with the state-of-the-art equipment necessary for the diagnosis and treatment of critically ill newborns.

Our NICU offers many services to help you and your baby, such as:

• Neonatologists available 24 hours a day, seven days a week
• Occupational and physical therapy to assist with infants’ growth and development
• CPR training for parents
• Assistance with financial or other concerns from social workers
• Transport program, which brings babies from other medical centers to Children's Wisconsin
• Rooms that allow parents to practice caring for their baby before he or she goes home
• Special pods for twins and triplets to allow families to stay together during care
• Bed spaces specially designed to care for infants from admission to discharge

Caring for Children and Families

• Child life specialists – Being in the hospital can be scary. That’s why we have child life specialists on site who help children cope with their hospital stay and procedures through play, preparation, teaching and support.
• Social work staff – We have staff who are educated and licensed to help families deal with issues related to having a child who is sick or injured. They can help you with community referrals and financial resources that can provide your family with support and necessary services.