Boys Town National Research Hospital - Downtown Clinic

Boys Town Nevada is a non-profit dedicated to strengthening families and providing behavioral health services in Southern Nevada. Key points: - Behavioral Health Clinic: since 2017, offers individual therapy, family therapy, and psychological evaluations. - Scope: serves over 20,000 children across Nevada; collaborates with schools, pediatricians, and other nonprofits to build community support networks. - Approach: emphasizes whole-family work, preventive and treatment services, and research-based parenting skills for caregivers. - History and reach: part of the national Boys Town organization (founded 1917), with a broad continuum of care impacting millions nationally; Boys Town Nevada has operated in Las Vegas since 1991. - Community impact: partners with educators and health professionals to change outcomes for children and families.

Boys Town National Research Hospital is a nonprofit pediatric hospital and research center founded in 1977, headquartered in Boys Town, Nebraska, with five U.S. offices. It offers comprehensive pediatric care, including Boys Town Pediatrics, and over 25 specialties (e.g., orthopedics, ENT/audiology, gastroenterology, ophthalmology, pulmonology, behavioral health). The hospital provides surgical, inpatient, and pediatric intensive care (PICU) services and employs about 374 staff. It is internationally recognized for research and clinical programs in deafness, vision, hearing, language, neuroscience, and related communication disorders, serving more than 60,000 children and families annually. The organization operates as a private nonprofit, with key contact options and regional locations listed on its site.