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Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU)

The only PICU in the area, and one of only five in Wisconsin, is close to home – in Green Bay.

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When your child is hospitalized and their care becomes your family’s only mission, our expert pediatric trauma and critical care specialists are available to you at HSHS St. Vincent Children’s Hospital – with two pediatric units, a pediatric intensive care unit (PICU) and a pediatric inpatient unit. The PICU is a critical care unit for children who are critically ill and require intensive medical care. The pediatric inpatient unit is for children who need to stay at the hospital, but aren’t as critically ill. They are located next to each other on the same floor to make transfer between units, if necessary, as easy as possible for families. 

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Inside HSHS St. Vincent Children's Hospital

In a newly designed space where every detail is tailored to kids, medical care is carefully planned to provide the most advanced level of care for infants, children and young adults up to age 21 by a highly trained and experienced team of pediatric intensivists, pediatric nurses and other health care professionals. It’s all available to you close to home, at the only children’s hospital in Green Bay. We’ve gone the distance to offer the best health care for your child, so you don’t have to! 

In addition to providing the highest quality of care, we believe in creating an environment where kids can still be kids. From activities and interactive games to moments laughter, we take healing beyond prescriptions and procedures—beyond our medical roles—because we understand a child’s well-being includes both their health and happiness. 

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Hallway of the 10th floor of St. Vincent Children's Hospital with animals in circular frames on the wall
Family lounge at St. Vincent Children's Hospital in Green Bay, WI.



Patient room at HSHS St. Vincent's Children's Hospital
The most common conditions seen in orthopedic surgery are:
  • Knee, hip or ankle arthritis
  • Fractures
  • Meniscal tears in the knees
  • Tendon/ligament/muscle problems; or distal bicep tears.
The orthopedic surgery team offers surgical and non-surgical treatment options to get you moving again. 
Hand surgery most commonly deals with conditions and injuries including:
  • Carpal tunnel
  • Trigger finger
  • Tendonitis
  • Hand/wrist arthritis
  • Tendon/nerve lacerations
  • Tumors/ganglion cysts
In addition to injections and hand therapy, hand surgery uses minimally invasive surgery to perform small-joint arthroscopy and endoscopic nerve surgery. We also have advanced technology to perform microsurgery.
Our team can treat a number of hip conditions, including:
  • Osteoarthritis/arthritis
  • Fracture/injury
  • Tendonitis
  • Trochanteric bursitis
Whether you need a total hip replacement or are looking for non-surgical treatment options, our team can help

Some of the most common knee conditions we treat include:

  • Ligament injuries
  • ACL, MCL, LCL
  • Osteoarthritis (total knee replacement)
  • Meniscus tears
  • Cartilage injuries

Our team can perform total knee replacement surgery and also offer less invasive or non-surgical options to treat knee pain.

Common shoulder injuries and conditions we see are:
  • Rotator cuff injuries or disease
  • Labral tears
  • Bursitis 
  • Dislocation
  • Fracture
  • Arthritis
For shoulder pain, our team can perform surgery or help you find a non-surgical solution.
In sports medicine, the most common conditions treated are:
  • Acute muscle/tendon/ligament injuries
  • Overuse/repetitive use injuries of tendons/muscles
  • Joint arthritis
  • Uncomplicated bone fractures
Although it's called sports medicine, our specialists see all types of patients; you don't have to be an athlete. Sports medicine offers non-surgical rehabilitation and injection treatments.  Click here to visit our Sports Medicine page.