Multidisciplinary Care Helps Patient Address Multiple Conditions

Described as “the life of the hospital” by a Shriners Hospitals for Children — Greenville staff member, Catlynn is no stranger to the Shriners family. A patient since age 3, Catlynn was diagnosed with three conditions.

Play Ball, Jace!

Jace doesn't let his distal arthrogryposis and tethered spinal cord stop his baseball dreams.

Standing Strong and Giving Back

After going through their own journeys with scoliosis, these two girls know exactly what it takes to help other patients getting ready for spine surgery.

From Patient to Provider

The new manager of surgical services at Shriners Children's Lexington can relate to her patients because she was once a Shriners Children's patient, too.

From Spinal Cord Injury to WCMX Champion: Alyssa's Journey at Shriners Hospitals for Children

In Their Own Words: Shriners Children’s Patients Share Their Experiences

Three patients have penned heartfelt reflections on their medical journeys and what Shriners Children’s means to them.

Hope for Families Navigating Rare Diseases

Through specialized care and unwavering support, Shriners Children’s Portland provides a beacon of hope for Avery and Madison.

Desperate Call for Help Leads to Successful Outcome at Shriners Children’s New England

Thalia and her family are grateful for life-changing scoliosis care at Shriners Children's.

Changing the Game: Adaptive Sports

When participating in adaptive sports it is important to keep safety in mind. Former patient Steven shares some tips on how to keep safe while playing.

Kira is 100% back!

After spinal fusion, Kira wasn’t sure if she would be able to make it back to competitive dancing. Just months after surgery, she qualified for the same competitive team she was on before surgery and is dancing up a storm!