Partners In Care
Archive: January, 2022

Pediatric rehab specialist is among select group to govern United Cerebral Palsy, a nonprofit dedicated to opening doors for people with disabilities.

Not every child with motor delay has cerebral palsy. So how does Angela Sinner, DO, come to a diagnosis? Read about three tools and explore more on a free webinar.

The Gillette hip preservation team has the breadth of surgical experience to provide arthroscopic surgery for impingement and labral tears, as well as new and complex open surgical techniques such as periacetabular osteotomies, surgical hip dislocations, femoral subcapital realignment, and various femoral osteotomies including femoral head reduction, reshaping and cartilage grafts. Gillette also offers a unique pre-operative psychology screening to young hip patients.

This webinar will provide screening tools to detect cerebral palsy early, and provide evidence on early intervention programs.

Emmalynn Sigrist, DO  recently joined the Orthopedics team at Gillette Children’s as a Pediatric Orthopedic Surgeon. Dr. Sigrist specializes in treating orthopedic conditions like limb reconstruction, trauma, fractures and hip dysplasia, along with a variety of other conditions 

Katie Peltz, PA recently joined the Orthopedics team at Gillette Children’s. Peltz specializes in treating idiopathic, neuromuscular and congenital scoliosis, along with a variety of other conditions.

When the pandemic began, the virtual world exploded for providers and therapists. We quickly realized our patients still needed therapy and doing it online proved to be successful. So much so that we’ve expanded even further. With this option, we meet children closer to home.