Boys Town National Research Hospital - Lincoln Clinic

Boys Town is a private, nonprofit children and family services organization founded in 1917 and headquartered in Boys Town, Nebraska. Known as Father Flanagan's Boys' Home, it operates the national research hospital, emphasizes research and clinical care, and offers services in behavioral health, pediatrics, and family support. It runs programs across eight countries and employs about 902 staff. Services include pediatric neurology, clinical nursing, behavioral health, crisis intervention, foster care, case management, and related health and social services. Notable for its research contributions (e.g., newborn hearing screening technology) and a range of roles from healthcare (RNs, clinicians) to support and outreach, Boys Town aims to save and improve the lives of children and families through treatment, prevention, education, and research. Contact: helpkids@hope.boystown.org; Main phone: 800-217-3700. Website: boystown.org.

It offers comprehensive pediatric care and a wide range of specialties, including pediatric gastroenterology. The gastroenterology program is among more than 25 pediatric specialties and is part of a broader continuum that includes orthopedics, ENT/audiology, pulmonology, ophthalmology, and behavioral health. The hospital provides surgical, inpatient, and pediatric intensive care services on its campus, with Boys Town Pediatrics operating across the Omaha area. The organization emphasizes research and development in hearing, communication, and neuroscience, and maintains a presence in Italy.