Hospital Burn Units

• Vanderbilt University Medical Center Regional Burn Center
  Vanderbilt's 20-bed Level I Burn Center is staffed by physicians, nurses, therapists and support personnel including psychiatrists and a chaplain who work as a team to apply the most advanced technology and treatment methods to care for severely burned patients.
• The Miller-Dwan Burn Center
  The Miller-Dwan Burn Center is a 15-bed regional burn care facility serving Northeastern Minnesota, Northwestern Wisconsin and the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. Comprehensive burn care for patients of all ages, infants to elderly, is provided.
• The Western Pennsylvania Hospital Burn Trauma Center
  The Burn Trauma Center at West Penn pioneered the development of a multidisciplinary approach to care of the burned patient that includes, specialized medical care, including resuscitation, reconstructive procedures, emotional and psychological counseling, nutrition planning, and physical therapy and occupational therapy.
• University of Michigan Trauma Burn Center
  University of Michigan Trauma Burn Center was originally founded in 1959 as the University of Michigan Burn Center -- one of the first such centers in the United States. It developed an international reputation for leadership in patient care and rehabilitation.
• The Medical University of South Carolina Adult Burn Center and the Section of Burn Surgery
  The Medical University of South Carolina, Department of Surgery at the Medical University of South Carolina, Section of Burn Surgery and the MUSC Burn Center is a ten bed adult Burn Unit which was established in 1970.
• Westchester County Medical Center Burn Center
  Westchester County Medical Center Burn Center, the only Burn Center between New York City and the Canadian border, Westchester County Medical Center offers hope for survival and a productive life to hundreds of burn victims each year.
• Lehigh Valley Hospital's Burn Center
  Lehigh Valley Hospital's Burn Center offers six isolation units, a hydrotherapy area, a nourishment center, and specialized operating room facilities that give superior care to adults and children who have suffered severe burns.
• Department of Surgery The University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics
  The University of Iowa Burn Center admits an average of 140 patients with major burns each year. Most of the extensive burns that occur in the state of Iowa are sent to this center for care. Outpatient burn care is available 24 hours a day, with an average of 1,000 visits per year.
• Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center Baltimore Regional Burn Center
  Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center Baltimore Regional Burn Center, A full-service facility offering comprehensive care for thermal, chemical and electrical injuries from accidents, home or industry.

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