Boys Town National Research Hospital - Downtown Clinic

Boys Town (Father Flanagan's Boys’ Home) is a Nebraska-based nonprofit organization founded in 1917 by Edward J. Flanagan. Known as Boys Town National Research Hospital, it focuses on caring for children and families through research, clinical services, crisis intervention, counseling, foster care, and family advocacy. It operates as an independent nonprofit with headquarters in Boys Town, NE, and maintains 12 offices across the United States. The organization emphasizes child welfare, behavioral and mental health services, education, and research in pediatric psychology and related fields. Key contact: helpkids@hope.boystown.org; 800-217-3700.

Boys Town National Research Hospital is a nonprofit pediatric-focused medical center in Boys Town, Nebraska, with additional locations in Omaha and a presence in Italy. Founded in 1977, it employs about 374 people and generates around $25 million in revenue. The hospital offers extensive pediatric care and over 25 specialties, including pediatric neurology, orthopedics, ENT/audiology, gastroenterology, ophthalmology, pulmonology, and behavioral health. It houses a Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) and provides surgical, inpatient, and outpatient services. As a research hospital, it leads in genetics, neuroscience, hearing, language, and vision research, with a mission to translate findings into clinical practice. Boys Town Pediatrics provides the largest clinical service footprint with multiple offices in the Omaha area. The hospital serves more than 60,000 children and families annually.