Orthopedic problems in children are unique. Their bodies respond differently to musculoskeletal injuries and children often have orthopedic problems that don’t happen in adults. We specialize in these unique issues, combining compassionate care with conservative treatment, standard surgical procedures, and cutting-edge technologies tailored to your child’s needs. 

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Navigating your care can feel overwhelming, but we’re here to help. Whether you’re managing a specific condition or focusing on your overall wellness, we’ll connect you to the right BMC provider to support your goals.

Locations and Contact

An orthopedic surgery program specializing in hip replacement surgery and knee replacement surgery. Our team provides advanced surgical techniques, personalized care plans, and co…
Children’s specialty care that includes programs like developmental and behavioral pediatrics, gastroenterology, emergency care, and more. Families receive expert pediatric care t…
A program within the Department of Pediatrics providing diagnosis and pediatric sports injury treatment, including imaging, therapy, and procedures, for sprains, fractures, over…
A program within the Department of Physical and Occupational Therapy providing physical therapy (physio) to help patients recover from injury, improve movement, and manage pain th…
Education and Training

Orthopedic Residency

Residents and fellows in the BMC orthopedic surgery residency program are provided with the opportunity to care for pediatric patients as part of their training.

Research

Pediatric Orthopedic Research Overview

Pediatric orthopedics research at BMC includes investigation of sports injuries, hip dysplasia, and growth modulation. The program also has an ongoing research interest in the effects of health equity in the pediatric orthopedic population.

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