Who are you, in one plain sentence?
The Birthmarks and Vascular Anomalies Center at Children’s Wisconsin in Milwaukee is a dedicated multidisciplinary program providing expert care for children and adults with birthmarks and vascular anomalies — ranked among the nation’s best in five pediatric specialties by U.S. News & World Report, and listed by both the CMTC Alliance and the ISSVA as a recognized vascular anomalies center.
Who do you see?
Their publicly described scope is children and adults. Children’s Wisconsin serves patients from Wisconsin, Michigan, northern Illinois, and beyond. Worth confirming when you contact them: whether adult care is available for your specific condition and what the intake process looks like for out-of-state referrals.
What conditions do you treat?
Their program describes care for all types of birthmarks and vascular anomalies through a unique collaboration between physicians representing medical, surgical, and research disciplines. Worth asking: which specific syndromes or anomaly types the team has greatest volume and experience with, and whether clinical trials are available for your condition.
What does your team look like?
Their published program describes a dedicated multidisciplinary team operating within Children’s Wisconsin’s flagship Milwaukee hospital — a facility with 306 beds, a Level I Trauma Center, and one of the nation’s largest pediatric critical care units at 72 beds. The breadth of subspecialty depth available within the institution supports complex vascular anomaly care across a wide range of presentations.
How do I get in?
Phone: 414-805-5304. Address: 9000 W Wisconsin Ave, PO Box 1997, Milwaukee, WI 53201. Program: childrenswi.org/medical-care/birthmarks-and-vascular-anomalies-center. Worth confirming: current intake procedures and scheduling process before assembling records.
What makes you different?
For families in the upper Midwest — Wisconsin, Michigan, northern Illinois, and neighboring states — Children’s Wisconsin represents a significant regional alternative to traveling to Cincinnati or Boston. The CMTC Alliance listing confirms their program as one of the recognized national centers. Their institutional depth at the 306-bed Milwaukee flagship, with trauma and critical care capabilities alongside the vascular anomaly specialty program, supports management of complex presentations requiring inpatient care. We found in our community that regional programs with genuine multidisciplinary depth often provide more accessible ongoing management than traveling to a national center for every follow-up.
In Their Own Voice
Children’s Wisconsin describes their Birthmarks and Vascular Anomalies Center as providing patients with a unique collaboration between physicians representing medical, surgical, and research disciplines. The center operates at the Milwaukee campus, which is ranked among the nation’s best in five specialties by U.S. News & World Report 2025-26. Founded in 1894, Children’s Wisconsin is one of the busiest pediatric hospitals in the country and provides care for children from Wisconsin, Michigan, northern Illinois, and beyond.
The program is listed in both the CMTC Alliance’s international Vascular Anomalies Centers directory and the ISSVA Multidisciplinary Teams Registry, representing external recognition by two of the primary international organizations dedicated to vascular anomaly patient resources and specialist coordination.
Source: childrenswi.org/medical-care/birthmarks-and-vascular-anomalies-center · CMTC Alliance Vascular Anomalies Centers (414-805-5304 listed) · ISSVA Multidisciplinary Teams Registry. Verified: July 2026.
Pedigree
| Program | Birthmarks and Vascular Anomalies Center |
| Address | 9000 W Wisconsin Ave, PO Box 1997, Milwaukee, WI 53201 |
| Phone | 414-805-5304 |
| Program URL | childrenswi.org/medical-care/birthmarks-and-vascular-anomalies-center |
| Patients | Children and Adults |
| ISSVA Registry | Listed — Multidisciplinary Teams |
| CMTC Alliance | Listed — Vascular Anomalies Centers |
| Hospital | Children’s Wisconsin Milwaukee — 306 beds · Level I Trauma Center · 72-bed PICU |
| Rankings | U.S. News Best Children’s Hospitals 2025-26 — top 5 specialties |
| Region Served | Wisconsin · Michigan · Northern Illinois and beyond |
Verification & Catalog Status
Catalog Cross-Reference: Pending — see Care4-Rare Compendium