Boys Town National Research Hospital Transformation
Life-Changing Care
Driven by Research
Fall 2027
Since its founding in 1977, Boys Town National Research Hospital has become an international leader in pediatric hearing, language, neuroscience, and behavioral health. Our unique approach integrates cutting-edge research directly into clinical care—delivering faster, more effective outcomes for children and families.
Now, we’re launching a transformational expansion to amplify our impact and bring life-changing care to even more children.
Expansion Overview:
A Hospital Built for Healing and Discovery
We’re expanding our facilities to create a state-of-the-art environment where researchers and clinicians work side by side. This project will add:
- 131,000 sq. ft. of new hospital space for acute care, imaging, and inpatient rooms
- 123,000 sq. ft. of clinics and dedicated research labs
- Family-friendly spaces with updated amenities and a new café
The Ryan Foundation Leaves a Legacy
Boys Town is proud to announce that The Ryan Foundation is contributing a transformational gift toward the creation of the Dr. Wayne L. Ryan Clinic and Research Center, a state-of-the-art facility dedicated to advancing scientific discovery and improving the lives of children for generations to come.
Your Gift Makes Miracles Possible
Every donation helps us deliver world-class care to children with complex medical needs. Your support fuels research, and brings hope to families when they need it most. Give Now
Pillars of Expertise
Research that improves hearing aid design and fit for children.
Institute for Human Neuroscience and Center for Pediatric Brain Health
Tools to support children with speech and language disorders.
Evidence-based interventions for families in crisis.
Global Impact. Local Care. Unmatched Innovation.
Explore studies, outcomes, and recent publications that move discoveries from bench to bedside.
- Pioneering newborn hearing screening used in 97% of U.S. hospitals
- Discovering the first 11 Usher syndrome genes
- Leading neuroscience research and state-of-the-art diagnostic imaging services
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