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Supracondylar Humerus Fracture

When your child’s humerus bone is fractured near the elbow area, just above the joint it is called a supracondylar humerus fracture.

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Spleen Injuries in Sports - What Parents Need to Know

Although rare, splenic rupture is the most frequent cause of death due to abdominal injury in sports. It occurs most commonly from direct trauma to, or a fall onto, the left side of the lower chest wall or abdomen.

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Tips and Tricks for Swallowing Pills and Liquid Medications

We know that taking medication can sometimes be a challenge. Here are a few suggestions that our Child Life Specialists have found to be helpful for both pills and liquid medication.

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Sleep in Toddlers

Many toddlers continue to awaken during the night, usually as a result of poor sleep habits.

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Why Crawling is Important for Your Baby

Crawling isn’t just a milestone, it’s a powerful step in your baby’s development. From building upper body strength to boosting sensory and visual skills, discover why crawling is key and how to support it through simple, engaging play.

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Cupping Therapy: Does it Improve Athletic Abilities?

Although cupping is seen more often in the athletic world, physical therapists are using it more and more in the general population to assist with improving a patient’s daily function and pain.

Pediatric Sports Medicine Athletic Training Internship

This Athletic Training Internship and Immersion has been created to prepare college students who are currently enrolled in a CAATE accredited athletic training program for the various roles an athletic trainer may have in the outreach and clinical settings. 

Lateral Malleolus Avulsion Fractures

Avulsion fractures are breaks or splits in the bone.

Mid-Back Strain

A mid-back strain is an injury to the muscles and ligaments of the middle back that attach to the ribs, chest wall and the thoracic spine.