Boys Town National Research Hospital Downtown Clinic

Boys Town National Research Hospital Downtown Clinic is a medical clinic in Omaha, NE. It operates as part of Boys Town National Research Hospital, which was founded in 1977 and serves as an international leader in pediatric hearing, language, neuroscience, and behavioral health. The clinic provides care for patients ages 19 and under, offering same-day pediatric visits for unexpected illness and injury. Services include on-site imaging such as x-ray and MRI, outpatient procedures, and extended inpatient care. The facility features a Pediatric Intensive Care Unit, a Sleep Disorder Center, and diagnostic imaging services including CT scans, EEG, and ultrasound. Behavioral health services address emotional, academic, and substance use concerns for children. The clinic maintains 24-hour appointment scheduling and same-day sick appointments available every evening, weekend, and holiday. Patients have access to a large network of pediatric specialists, including allergy, orthopaedics, gastroenterology, and ENT. The hospital environment is designed to ease nerves and reduce stress, providing overnight accommodations for parents, playrooms, and portable gaming stations. Research at the institution has contributed to fields of hearing, communication, neuroscience, and behavioral health. A patient at the hospital was among the first in the United States to receive ITVISMA, an FDA-approved treatment for spinal muscular atrophy. Twelve nurses from the hospital were recognized by the Nebraska Nurses Association in 2026.

The clinic is located at 555 N 30th St. It sits on North 30th Street, about a quarter mile from Lincoln Boulevard and the North Freeway. The Creighton University Cardiac Center is also nearby, roughly a quarter mile away. Dodge Street is within a short distance of the clinic as well.

The clinic holds a rating of 4.10 based on 18 reviews. This positive feedback reflects the experience of customers who have utilized its services for pediatric care and specialized treatments. As a component of a facility founded in 1977 with a focus on research-driven care, the downtown location brings advanced medical capabilities to the Omaha community.

Services:

• Behavioral Health Services
• Cochlear Implant Services
• Ear, Nose and Throat Treatment
• Hearing Services
• Hospital Care
• Pediatric Care
• Pediatric Hearing Clinic
• Rehabilitative Treatment Plans