The Hand and Upper Extremity Program team at Children’s specializes in caring for growing hands, arms, wrists and shoulders.

Multiple Children’s specialists collaborate to help kids who are diagnosed with arthrogryposis, a rare condition impacting the mobility of a child's joints.

Children’s experts are specially trained to work with kids who have physical challenges of the muscles, bones or limbs and may benefit from orthotics or prosthetics.

Taking your child to a pediatric-trained orthopedist is key to helping keep your child’s bones healthy if your child were to ever be diagnosed with a bone disease.

A broken bone in a child is different than one in an adult. It is important to see a pediatric orthopedic specialist for your child’s broken bone or fracture.

The pediatric experts provide specialized, comprehensive care for all conditions and injuries related to limb differences in children, teens and young adults.

Whether your child has a broken wrist or dislocated finger, our orthopedic team knows how to treat those all-too-common hand and wrist injuries in kids and teens.

Learn how to talk to your children about body safety to help protect your kids from physical and sexual abuse.

Learn what to expect when you visit the Stephanie V. Blank Center for Safe and Healthy Children for a forensic medical exam after an allegation of child abuse.

We offer a unique treatment option called diaphragm pacing to help care for children with congenital central hypoventilation syndrome (CCHS).