Boys Town National Research Hospital - 72nd Street Clinic

Boys Town (Father Flanagan's Boys' Home) is a Nebraska-based nonprofit focused on caring for children and families. Founded in 1917 by Father Edward J. Flanagan, it operates as a national research hospital and child-focused social services organization. Key details: - Mission: Save and heal children, support families, and advance research in child welfare, psychology, and related fields. - Services: Crisis intervention, counseling, foster care and case management, youth intervention, mental health and human services, education and family advocacy. Includes research opportunities and insights for practitioners. - Scope: Headquarters in Boys Town, Nebraska, with multiple U.S. locations and international presence in 8 countries. - Organization type: Nonprofit, private ownership, Industry: Individual and Family Services. - Contact/links: Website boystown.org; main phone numbers include 800-217-3700 and 833-294-8583; helpkids@hope.boystown.org.

Boys Town National Research Hospital is a nonprofit pediatric hospital and research center in Boys Town, Nebraska, founded in 1977. It specializes in pediatric care across 25+ specialties (including orthopedics, ENT/audiology, gastroenterology, ophthalmology, pulmonology, and behavioral health) and operates Boys Town Pediatrics with offices around Omaha. The hospital offers surgical, inpatient, and pediatric intensive care (PICU) on campus, supported by a large team of board-certified pediatric specialists and nurses. It is a recognized leader in research on childhood deafness, hearing, language, vision, and pediatric neuroscience, with a national impact through programs implemented in other hospitals. Main contact: healthinfo@boystownhospital.org; phone options provided. Locations include five offices across the United States, centered in Omaha/Boys Town, NE.