Breaking Barriers: Social Workers' Critical Role in Advancing Patient Care

Shriners Children's social workers understand the importance of persistence and problem-solving when it comes to helping patient families overcome barriers.

Climbing Mountains for Shriners Children's

A development officer at Shriners Children’s Portland fundraises for Shriners Children’s while hiking the equivalent of Mt. Everest.

Shriners Children's Boston Patients Thrive as Members of Team Brave

Partnership with the Boston Firefighters Burn Foundation helps patients gain strength and confidence.

Extensive Arthrogryposis Research

Maxim was 13 months old when he and his family took part in a large study on arthrogryposis multiplex congenita (AMC).

How Do You Virtually Walk for LOVE?

Spotlight on Mary Jo Pedulla, MScM, BSN, RN, NE-BC

Spotlight on Mary Jo Pedulla, MScM, BSN, RN, NE-BC, director of patient care services/nurse executive at Shriners Hospitals for Children — Boston is interviewed for the year of the nurse.

Gordon Makes 500 Patient Trips

Shriner driver Gordon recently hit the 500 trip milestone at Shriners Children's Philadelphia

Kids Aren't Just Little Adults

Kids aren't just little adults, so when kids require medical care, it’s important that they identify providers who specialize in pediatrics. For any medical condition related to your child’s bones, muscles, or joints, you will want to consult an orthopaedist, particularly a pediatric orthopaedist.

COVID-19 Makes Hand-Washing Cool Again

An important refresher course on everyone’s favorite topic – hand hygiene!

Little Milestones, Big Impact: Play is Key Part of Physical Therapy

A key part of the multi-disciplinary approach to burn treatment is physical therapy, and it starts as soon as the child is admitted to one of Shriners Children’s four burn hospitals.