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Geoffrey Von Der Ahe, 18, who has been a patient at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles since birth, says living with a heart defect has made him want to give back to other kids—and study medicine one day

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Team model of care leads to shorter hospital stays, less time on bypass support and lower mortality rates.

Two Heart Institute physicians discuss a milestone ventricular assist device procedure at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles.

The dedicated team at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles plays a key role in achieving excellent outcomes for the most fragile patients.