“I like the Pinwheel for Prevention Campaign.” Rachel said. “Pinwheels are childlike and the campaign goes beyond awareness and focuses on prevention. Here we see children that have devastating illnesses or medical complexities they are either born with or are the result of an accident or injury but child abuse is preventable.”

A devastating car accident resulting in a traumatic brain injury, brought Frank Tyler to Ranken Jordan where he was given a second chance.

Jennifer Leary will provide enhanced continuity in medical management.

Barry Freedman joins as Grants Manager to seek support for expanding the hospital's programs and services.

Emily Melick, PNP (Pediatric Nurse Practitioner) joins the hospital's medical team as the liaison between the Ranken Jordan multidisciplinary team and providers in the community who are involved in the care of the patients.

As part of their monthly Charity of Choice program, Vinson Mortgage chose Ranken Jordan as the July recipient of the donation.

Bryan Cave attorney, Nick Williamson, is elected to the Ranken Jordan board of directors for a three-year term.

Jane Langa joins Ranken Jordan as campaign donor director leading our capital campaign fundraising effort.

St. Louis Cardinal baseball manager Mike Matheny is elected to the board of directors. Longtime board chairman Richard Vandegrift passes baton to Steve Cortopassi, vice-president of Overland Metals, Inc.

The Academy of St. Louis — an elementary and high school offering alternate environments for students with learning disabilities — visited Ranken Jordan with Christmas carolers to get patients in the Christmas spirit.

Accompanied by a police motorcylce escort, Santa visited Ranken Jordan bringing gifts for patients that may be spending their Christmas away from home.

Join St. Louis Magazine and Neiman Marcus for FEVER Fashion Show Thursday, October 6th. A portion of the proceeds will benefit Ranken Jordan.

The Coachmen Car Club of St. Louis is hosting a Halloween dinner dance and costume party to benefit Ranken Jordan.

Despite a rainy forecast, friends, families and neighbors enjoyed a brisk dog walk during the seventh annual Kids' Walk at Ranken Jordan on Saturday, September 10th. With more than 500 people in attendance the hospital raised nearly $9,000.

Motivations, Inc. is hosting their Pediatric Gait Course on multiple intervention strategies at Ranken Jordan Oct. 21-22.

KSDK News Channel 5 visits Ranken Jordan to see our newest Community Program, Learn to Golf.

Former St. Louis Blues player Terry Yake is sponsoring patients to attend a full day of Pony Camp at Mechlin Farms. The camp teaches children basic equitation and how to ride and care for a horse.

Saturday, the Coachmen Car Club of St. Louis hosted their Spring Car, Truck & Bike Show benefiting Ranken Jordan.

May 7 is the first of many Car Seat Check-Up events hosted at Ranken Jordan. Car Seat Check-Ups will be held the first Saturday of each month.

Lauri Tanner was nominated for her leadership for the 2011 St. Louis Magazine Excellence in Nursing Awards.

Ranken Jordan recognized two volunteers for outstanding service at the Maryland Heights hospital’s annual Volunteer Appreciation Dinner.

The Signature Healthcare Foundation's 4th Annual Golf Tournament is May 12 at Whitmoor Country Club. Proceeds benefit Ranken Jordan.

Ranken Jordan appoints two new board members: Noreen Jenney Laffey, founder of the Celebrity Endorsement Network and Michael Scully, senior vice president and regional president of U.S. Bank.

Ranken Jordan employees volunteer at Hardee's Rise and Shine to support Heat-Up St. Louis. Hardee's sells its sausage and egg biscuit for $1 and 100% goes to help elderly and low income families with their heating bills this winter.

Knights of Columbus are hosting a Mystery Dinner Theater at Ascension Catholic Church Sat., Feb. 5. Proceeds benefit Ranken Jordan.

Barb Champion rejoins Ranken Jordan medical staff as pediatric nurse practitioner.

Members of the Maryland Heights Police Officers Association spent Friday, Dec.17 helping Santa Claus with his "nice" list, bringing joy – and toys – to children with complex medical conditions at Ranken Jordan.

Dr. L'Ecuyer brings wealth of experience to enhance our Care Beyond the Bedside model for patients.

Edward Jones is hosting a holiday mart at their south campus across from the West County Mall on Manchester Road. Proceeds from the market benefit Ranken Jordan.

Lauri Tanner, president and CEO of Ranken Jordan is unanimously chosen to revice St. Louis University School of Nursing's alumni merit award.

Community Shred allows people around the area to shred sensitive documents and prevent identity theft. Unwanted personal documents can be shredded for a $5 donation to Ranken Jordan.

Maryland Heights pediatric specialty hospital receives statewide recognition.

The Coachmen Car Club of St. Louis, a group of classic car aficionados, is the first club to be honored at the Society Dinner.

Ranken Jordan supports this year's Brain Injury Association of Missouri 2010 Conference.

Businesses are recognized for exception growth in employment and revenue.

New provisions of Affordable Care Act go into effect today. Local children's hospitals explain benefits.

With over 500 walkers, $10,000 raised and a number of new activities this year's Kids' Walk is its biggest success yet.

This year's Kids' Walk falls on September 11 and in memory of the 9/11 attacks honors veterans and members of our military, police and fire departments before the walk begins.

Signature Healthcare Foundation's 4th Annual Gateway Dragon Boat Festival on August 21, 2010 benefits Ranken Jordan.

Four of Ranken Jordan's physicians made St. Louis Magazine's 2010 Best Doctors list.

Washington University's new Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Research Center partners with Ranken Jordan and other Missouri hospitals focusing on prevention and treatment of developmental pediatric disabilities.

The 6th Annual Golf Tournament raises over $40,000.

Ranken Jordan sponsored power soccer team the DASA Firecrackers place 4th in the National Power Soccer tournament.

Ranken Jordan was one of nine finalists and received a surprise $1,000 donation from PNC Bank.

New therapy cycle helps patients who may not have full use of their legs with tracking their progress with internet-based graphing system.

The Missouri Hospital Association presented Ranken Jordan Board Member Secretary, Tom Minogue, with the Excellence in Governance Award for his contribution to health care.

Staff members from Ranken Jordan honor the Maryland Heights Police Department with cake and song of appreciation.

Inpatient, Albert, goes on to inspire others with his amazing testimony.

New electronic stimulation program conditions weak face muscles or nerves to prevent dysphagia.

Chief Medical Officer, Nick Holekamp, MD, is recognized in the John Burroughs Reporter, his former prep-school's alumni paper.

The Pattonville School District honors Ranken Jordan as its 2010 School-Business Partners of the Year for offering job shadowing, volunteering and edicational seminars to students.

Ranken Jordan ranked one of top five employers in the U.S.

Joyce Peipert's study of metabolic control of Phenylketonuria (PKU) on children attending summer camp published in nutrition journal Infant, Child & Adolescent Nutrition (ICAN).

The Notice of Privacy Practices has been revised in response to the Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health Act (HITECH Act).

Sammy Hagar recently made a surprise gift of $40,000 through his Family Foundation pursuing his personal goal to reach out to children in critical need of healthcare.

Charthouse Learning partners with Ranken Jordan for new installation in the FISH! video series.

Dr. Nick Holekamp, Chief Medical Officer of Ranken Jordan discusses palliative care in his article, "Declaring a Truce With Disease".

Lauri Tanner President/CEO of Ranken Jordan, serves at Hardee's 10th annual Rise and Shine for Heat-Up St. Louis

The New York inspired 2010 Crystal Ball raises over $91,000 exceeding expectations.

Players, coaches gather for the third annual Casino Night to support St. Louis Blues 14 Fund and Ranken Jordan.

The 2009 Annual Report is now available.

Ranken Jordan received $33,000 on December 7th as part of a multi-year, $200,000 donation from the St. Louis Blues 14 Fund.

Ranken Jordan selected as RCGA's Top 50 winner for third consecutive year.

Dr Amy Zimmermann Joins Ranken Jordan as one of the few in Missouri specializing in pediatric physiatry.

The Maryland Heights Paramedics and Firefighters put on a cookout for Ranken Jordan staff, volunteers, patients and parents.

Ranken Jordan is hosting a community recreation resource fair to educate families with special needs children about the educational and recreational resources available within the community.

Yes! describes how we care for children and their family. We don't base decisions on reimbursement, but what is best for the child.

The Crystal Ball raises over $100,000.

The Missouri Hospital Association recently appointed Dr. Nick Holekamp, chief medical officer at Ranken Jordan, to its Board of Directors, the MHA reports.

Physiatrist, Eugene Evra, MD, addresses growing need for physiatry at Ranken Jordan.

The Maryland Heights Police Department arrive at Ranken Jordan with a "paddy wagon" full of toys and Santa Clause riding in a PT Cruiser. The police department bought toys for each patient for Christmas.

St. Louis physicians will provide specialty services to Ranken Jordan patients.

The new position focuses on customer service and staff development.

Sean Glanvill heads home from Ranken Jordan in a homecoming parade to his schools and is greeted by present and past classmates before heading home.

St. Louis Blues hockey players were on hand Tuesday, Nov. 18, at Ranken Jordan – A Pediatric Specialty Hospital to dedicate the Fan Zone, a hockey-themed area inside the hospital's Pediatric Health Related Services Gym.

Ranken Jordan is hosting the Pediatric Stroke Awareness Quilt featuring stories and photos of 21 children from across the nation that have been affected by pediatric strokes.

As a result of his longstanding commitment and dedication to Ranken Jordan, Joseph P. Logan is this year’s recipient of the Mary Ranken-Jordan Service to Children Award.

Airmen volunteer group engages in biweekly hospital visits

Billy O'Donnell's exhibits new works at Kodner Gallery, with portion of the proceeds going to Ranken Jordan.

Every dimension of job satisfaction in survey rated higher than national average

Ranken Jordan – A Pediatric Specialty Hospital is proud to announce that it has received a $10,967.00 Quality of Life grant from the Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation.

To continue treating the whole child and not just the illness or injury we have added Rev. Hal Morse as our Spiritual Care Director to address our patients' and their family's spiritual needs.

Hospital now offers physiatry services, expanded pediatrics care.

Susan Waler, great-niece of hospital founder Mary Ranken Jordan comes to visit .

Jean Barwell VP/CFO of Ranken Jordan receives St. Louis Business Journals CFO of the Year Award 2008.

High school-age patients that missed prom because of their hospitalization celebrated their own prom this weekend. Patients dressed-up, danced and voted on a prom king and queen.