GOLDEN VALLEY, Minn. — This content is sponsored by Shriners.
Adelaide Bielke joined us today to talk about her experience as a patient at Shriners Children’s Twin Cities. We also met Maureen Johnston, a Child Life Specialist and Camp Director from Shriners Children’s Twin Cities who talked about their life-changing camp programs for patients with limb differences.
Shriners Children’s Twin Cities, located in Woodbury, MN, provides orthopedic care for children whose conditions may include: complex conditions such as cerebral palsy, spina bifida, scoliosis, limb difference, arthritis and muscular dystrophy; rare disorders such as osteogenesis imperfecta, dwarfism and arthrogryposis. Care is available for injuries, whether they are the result of a sporting activity or general play. Rehabilitation (occupational and physical therapy), orthotics and prosthetics, x-ray, social work and child life are all available in-house.
To schedule an appointment: 612-596-6105 or intaketc@shrinenet.org. Second opinions are welcome. All care is provided regardless of the families’ ability to pay or insurance coverage.
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