Lucas Can Do It All

A Chicago area teen does not let cerebral palsy slow down his participation in sports and life, thanks to the care of Lucas’s team of specialists at Shriners Children’s.

Right on Track: Shriners Children’s Boston Helps Davis Get Back Up and Running After Burn Injury

With the help of personalized, patient-centered care, Davis made a surprising return to cross country competition while keeping his future goals on track.

Shriners Children's Philadelphia Patient Cole Meets Temple University Men's Basketball Team

As Cole was riding his bike, he was struck by a vehicle and was thrown over 30 feet. He was airlifted to be treated for his traumatic brain injury (TBI), then referred to Shriners Children's Philadelphia for rehabilitation and speech therapy.

Inpatient Pediatric Rehabilitation

Shriners Children’s pediatric inpatient rehabilitation program provides the highest quality pediatric rehabilitative care to promote functional independence and a successful transition back to home, school and community life.

Working Hard in Physical Therapy to Get Back to Soccer

Patient Max and physical therapist Sally work hard to get Max back to soccer.

Malachi on the Move

Inpatient rehabilitation at Shriners Hospitals for Children — Chicago helps patients who have simple to complex illnesses and disabilities recover from injury or loss of function. Sometimes the cause is a rare disorder, like for Malachi, who came to the hospital in late June.

Thalia: Free to Be Me!

Living in Haiti, Thalia wore a brace to address her scoliosis curve but it wasn’t enough. By the time she was 13 years old, she had to stop taking dance class and would become exhausted just playing with her friends.

From Vietnam to Boston – the Road to Life-Changing Burn Care

Elizabeth Stands on Her Own Two Feet

Born with cerebral palsy and leg deformities, Elizabeth's family sought orthopedic help at Shriners Children's St. Louis. Today, she walks on her own two feet.

Whisking Up Independence

Jack, 18, who was born with bilateral upper extremity differences and a mild cognitive delay related to a prenatal brain injury, loves to cook.