• Maternal and child health

• Trauma care

• General and specialized surgery

• Critical care (adult, pediatric, neonatal)

• Outpatient and emergency services (adults, children, gynecology/obstetrics, trauma)

• Orthopedic geriatrics

• Reconstructive surgery and hip arthroscopy

• Psychiatry, plastic surgery, neurosciences

• Fibrosis cystic program, pulmonary function lab, vaccination, nutrition, preventive medicine, executive checkups

We are the San José University Children's Hospital, a private, fourth-level hospital, accredited and certified as a university institution with 15 years of service, dedicated to caring for and preserving life. We are located in a strategic location in the Modelo Norte neighborhood of Bogotá, Colombia.

As a University Hospital, we comprehensively develop human talent for the service of healthcare. We are an entire family dedicated to providing highly complex services, with an emphasis on maternal and child care and trauma, supported by academic and research expertise, providing comprehensive, humane, and efficient care.

In total, we contribute more than 1,380 collaborators to the healthcare system, including medical and paramedical, administrative, and operational staff. We have 260 beds of installed capacity, including intensive and intermediate care units, operating rooms, hospitalization, procedures, and chemotherapy chairs. We have state-of-the-art technological equipment to handle everything from the simplest to the most complex cases 24 hours a day.

Our team is competent, working with conviction, passion, and respect for life. Here, not only the patient is our priority, but so too are their families. We always care for life and, above all, uphold our promise of value: to be a hospital with warm and trustworthy hands.

Thanks to our hard work and our strong social commitment, the San José University Children's Hospital is the only hospital rescued from the health system crisis in Bogotá in recent years. Since our reopening in 2006, we have become a benchmark for service, alleviating the high patient demand in the nation's capital.