Children's Nebraska (84th and Dodge)

[Louie]

I'm glad that the paint job on the helicopter is so bright. Really makes it standout.

[Brad]

For the past week or so, the brightly colored N855CH Helicopter has been missing and a dark blue helicopter N306LF has been used in its place. Not sure if N855CH is down for annual or overhaul or what's going on.

After being gone nearly a month, the brightly painted Children's helicopter N855CH finally showed back up last week.

[mrsticka]

So that skybridge above 84th is now complete? The Gold building is now officially part of Methodist?

[Brad]

So that skybridge above 84th is now complete?

The Sky Bridge was under construction in 2019 and I believe opened sometime in 2020.

The Gold building is now officially part of Methodist?

The Gold Building and the Blue Building to the west of the Gold Building were purchased by Children's on June 1st, 2016

[mrsticka]

So that skybridge above 84th is now complete?

The Sky Bridge was under construction in 2019 and I believe opened sometime in 2020.

The Gold building is now officially part of Methodist?

The Gold Building and the Blue Building to the west of the Gold Building were purchased by Children's on June 1st, 2016

Boy, Methodist just keeps getting bigger and bigger.

[Brad]

Boy, Methodist just keeps getting bigger and bigger.

I believe Methodist and Children's are completely independent of each other.

[Garrett]

Boy, Methodist just keeps getting bigger and bigger.

I believe Methodist and Children's are completely independent of each other.

They are indeed

[mrsticka]

Boy, Methodist just keeps getting bigger and bigger.

I believe Methodist and Children's are completely independent of each other.

Well, either way, it's growing.

[garyomaha]

We seem to be missing the forest for the trees (or however that goes). **ALL** healthcare facilities are growing and growing. Look at the Nebraska Medical Center (engulfing a huge portion of Midtown). Look at CHI (and, their marketing with the arena naming rights). We boomers are making healthcare bigger and bigger. (Not complaining here -- it's great to have so many excellent facilities in Omaha.)

[mrsticka]

Wasn't the Gold Building HDR Headquarters until 2018?

[Brad]

Wasn't the Gold Building HDR Headquarters until 2018?

I cant remember now, but I was thinking it moved next door to the blue building when it opened in the late 1990's, but you would need to ask someone that worked there for sure.

[Coyote]

Children's Nebraska:
A new name for the Omaha medical center
Omaha hospital celebrates 75th anniversary with new brand identity

Omaha's Children's Hospital and Medical Center announced Tuesday it will now be known as "Children's Nebraska". The rebranding coincides with the organization's 75th anniversary. “This 75-year anniversary is marked by incredible milestones, life-changing care and a legacy of excellence for the children and families we serve,” said Chanda Chacón Children's Nebraska President and CEO. “As we celebrate, we’re also looking forward on what’s to come with optimism and purpose.”

Children's Nebraska is the state's only full-service hospital dedicated to pediatric care.

[Coyote]

Omaha's children's hospital celebrating 75th anniversary: Rebranding to Children's Nebraska



OMAHA, Neb. (KMTV) — In celebration of 75 years, Children's Hospital and Medical Center is rebranding, now Children's Nebraska. The new name is something the feel, they have always been. In a packed room Tuesday morning, Children's team members came together to celebrate this new identity. Although the name is changing, the mission holds true. Making Children's what it is today has always been a goal for President and CEO Chanda Chacon.

[Brad]

New signs are up. I suspect this has been in the works for a while as the poles that hold up the sign near 84th and Dodge have been bare for quite a while.

[Brad]

Quick Aerial Photo as I was heading east on Wednesday.

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[GenX]

Quick Aerial Photo as I was heading east on Wednesday.

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That picture is so perfectly lined up that it looks like the Exchange Bank across the street is part of the hospital.

[Brad]

Shooting the skyline and snapped this one too. Nothing special, just a different angle for me to shoot.

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