State of the Science Research Conference Serves as Incubator for Collaboration

Researchers, surgeons and other leaders from across Shriners Children’s gathered in Atlanta for the sixth annual State of the Science conference with a special focus on muscle and bone health.

National Preparedness Month

In recognition of National Preparedness Month, to learn more about safety and security measures and to get some tips and tricks on how to adequately prepare for an emergency.

Award-Winning Care

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.

A Weekday Convenience

Astrid was playing on her bike when she fell off and injured her hand. Her father immediately took her to an emergency room where X-rays were taken, and they were told that it was just a hairline fracture. The staff then proceeded to set her hand and sent the family home, explaining that they should...

Back to the Field

Shriners Children’s sports medicine collaborates across the system.

Shriners Children’s Northwest Classic Golf Tournament

This centennial celebration added a special significance to the tournament, underscoring a century of dedicated service and innovative medical care for children.

Q&A With Inpatient Nurse Soto

Hear from an inpatient nurse about why working at Shriners Children's is so special.

Shriners Children’s Attends 77th Annual Meeting of the American Academy of Cerebral Palsy and Developmental Medicine

Orthopedic surgeons Jeremy Bauer, M.D., and Vedant Kulkarni, M.D., take leaderships roles in AACPDM.

Good Night Lights Brings Holiday Cheer to Patients

For the fourth year in a row, fire trucks and police cars filled the front parking circle, and their flashing lights lit up the night sky for patients and families to enjoy.