Every year, over 2,200 babies are born at Kadlec, and we know that each is a unique and personal event for families.

Our Bloodless Medicine and Surgery (BMSP) program provides a special service for people who do not wish to receive blood transfusions under any circumstances, whether because of conscientious objection, religious conviction or because of fear of the potential risk of blood transfusions. This program gives patients the alternative to receive medical treatment without the use of blood or blood products.

We view cancer care as a continuum of care beginning with education and screening, continuing through diagnosis, staging and treatment, and ongoing through recovery and support. This coordinated approach helps our patients and families throughout a journey with cancer.

Our heart and vascular team includes cardiac surgeons, interventional cardiologists, electrophysiologists, clinical cardiologists, thoracic surgeons, vascular surgeons and advanced practice providers. We provide a full spectrum of cardiac care.

Cardiac catheterization, often referred to as "heart cath," is an X-ray study of the heart used to diagnose and treat cardiovascular conditions.

The region’s first Cardiac Unit dedicated to the special care required for patients who are recovering from open heart surgery, heart attacks or vascular surgery.

Kadlec offers the latest surgical techniques and innovations, performed by experienced board-certified cardiothoracic surgeons.

The Clinical Decision Unit (CDU) is designed for patients who require observation and post procedure recovery.

The pediatric center offers young patients and their families more room designed specifically for their needs, surroundings that are clearly “kid-friendly” and a doubling of the number of pediatric patient rooms.

Accurately diagnosing the cause of a medical problem is the first step in planning effective treatment.

Emergency departments see patients based on severity of their illness, medical symptoms or injuries, not on a first-come, first-served basis. It is necessary to be clear and specific when describing your illness. This helps to provide the best possible medical care as quickly as possible.

The Intensive Care Unit at Kadlec Regional Medical Center cares for patients who are recovering from major surgery, a major illness such as a heart attack or respiratory failure or who are generally unstable and needing advanced monitoring and intensive treatment.

The Guided Patient Services program offers care coordination services to seniors after a stay at Kadlec Regional Medical Center.

When a joint is so severely damaged by disease or injury, a joint replacement may be considered.

Kadlec Medical Associates is a hospital-based group of physician specialists who care for patients in the medical, pediatric and intensive care units.

As the region's only NICU, we are dedicated to the care of acutely ill term and pre-term babies born at Kadlec or transported here for medical or surgical care.

Neurology is a medical specialty that focuses on the diagnosis and medical treatment of diseases or conditions that affect the brain, spine, spinal cord and nerves.

Neurosurgery is a surgical specialty involved in the diagnosis and surgical treatment of conditions affecting the brain, spine, spinal cord and nerves.

Our Little Lambs is a program offering grief support for those who have lost a baby during any stage of pregnancy or infancy. Our bereavement team consists of nurses, OB technicians, chaplains, physicians, social workers and community support staff.

Urologists offer comprehensive treatment for a broad range of urological conditions affecting men, women and children. Our services and quality surgical care treat conditions mostly affecting the kidneys, bladder and prostate.

Our specialists study the latest methods and techniques to treat all forms of peripheral vascular disease affecting cerebral, thoracic, upper extremity, abdominal and lower extremity circulations.

Interventional radiology, or image-guided surgery, is a sub-specialty of radiology where minimally invasive procedures are performed using image guidance.

Choosing the right care for illness or injury can be confusing. The good news is there are a lot of care options available. When the situation is life-threatening, call 911. If not, you’ll get the best support and save time and money by choosing the right care at the right time.