Pediatric Orthopedic Center

The Pediatric Orthopedic Center is dedicated to the care of children's bones, joints, and musculoskeletal system — from the earliest signs of a congenital condition to the bumps, breaks, and growing pains that come with an active childhood. Because young bones are still developing, the conditions that affect them — and the way they respond to treatment — are fundamentally different from those seen in adults. This is a center built around that difference.

The team specializes in a wide range of congenital, developmental, and traumatic conditions, including clubfoot, hip dysplasia, scoliosis, limb deformities, growth plate injuries, and sports-related trauma. Diagnosis is thorough and age-appropriate, combining careful physical examination with targeted imaging to build a clear picture of each child's condition and how it may evolve as they grow.

Treatment plans are designed with the child's development in mind — not just where they are today, but where they are headed. Conservative approaches such as casting, bracing, and rehabilitation are used wherever possible. When surgery is necessary, the team employs minimally invasive techniques suited to young patients, with recovery programs that keep disruption to childhood routines to a minimum.

The broader goal is simple: to give every child the strongest possible start — healthy bones, full movement, and the freedom to grow, play, and thrive without limitation.