Partners In Care
Archive: October, 2022

Research shows patients who had an SDR had improved gait pattern and were better able to maintain their walking speed.

Two new studies surrounding dynamic motor control could mean big changes in the treatment of cerebral palsy (CP).

Through Gillette Children’s virtual rehabilitation program, your patients have access to the same trusted team of physical, occupational, and speech/language therapists from the safety and comfort of their homes.

At Gillette Children’s, we ensure patients who have a cleft diagnosis are informed and supported every step of the way. Gillette has one of the largest craniofacial programs in the U.S.

When it comes to treating children with cerebral palsy (CP), early identification is crucial for best possible outcomes.

Formalizing its commitment to cerebral palsy (CP) care, Gillette Children’s announced its Cerebral Palsy Institute in Fall 2022. Guided by Gillette’s nationally and internationally known leaders in the field of CP, including Patrick Graupman, MD, neurosurgeon, Marcie Ward, MD, pediatric rehabilitation medicine physician, and Tom Novacheck, MD, orthopedic surgeon, the new institute will develop novel research and harness the multidisciplinary power of Gillette providers to ensure children who have CP live a life determined by dreams, not diagnosis.