The Children’s Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) Center at Mount Sinai

The Children’s IBD Center at Mount Sinai was founded to provide innovative and comprehensive care to pediatric patients with Crohn’s and Colitis. Over 500 children with IBD are seen regularly at Mount Sinai making over 1500 visits per year. This extensive pediatric experience, in collaboration with the hospital’s internationally renowned adult IBD program, makes Mount Sinai an ideal location for a unique approach to IBD care in children.

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Our Goal….

….is to open the lines of communication between IBD families and to provide ongoing information and resources through the use of this website, lectures, discussions and support groups.  IBD runs the spectrum from mild to severe disease. No matter how seriously your child is affected, our ultimate goal for all patients is the same as yours: to help children with IBD lead normal, productive lives and achieve all their personal aspirations.The Children’s IBD Center at Mount Sinai provides a team approach with coordinated care from:

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social workers,
nutritionists,
child life and
art therapists.

The creation of this website was made possible by a generous donation from Jeanne Langer.

Clare Ceballos Wins the 2011 Nursing Excellence Award for Community Service

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Nutritionist, Erica Ilton, Joins Us for Tuesday IBDdays at the Faculty Practice!

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Congratulations to Team IBDkids on their 2011 Marathon Run!

Every runner from Team IBDKids crossed the finish line on Sunday, Nov. 6.  Team IBDKids runs the ING New York City Marathon to raise awareness of and funds for children with Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis. All proceeds realized through sponsorship and support of Team IBDKids are used to fund research into IBD and for increased education, support and patient services for children suffering from these diseases.

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