Pediatric Fracture and Injury Care
Same day or next day appointments for family-centered care with one of Chicago's largest pediatric orthopedic surgery clinics.
OUR TEAM IS READY TO SERVE YOUR FAMILY
Shriners Children's Chicago offers same-day or next-day appointments for fractures suspected and/or documented by an X-ray. We accept most insurance, Medicaid, and patients without insurance. Our fracture clinic does not accept fractures of the sternum, ribs, skull, fingers or hand.
Fractures
Shriners Children's Chicago provides same day or next day care for the broken bones of kids up to age 18 who do not need emergency care.
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Casting
Shriners Children’s care team specializes in putting children at ease during casting, a common treatment for fractures.
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Orthopedic Surgery
With expertise in treating children from toddlers to teens, the pediatric orthopedic surgeons at Shriners Children’s understand the challenges of planning ahead for growing bones and bodies.
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Convenient Orthopedic Follow-up for a Child’s Broken Bone
We also specialize in custom bracing and splinting, common treatments at Shriners Children’s for a variety of orthopedic conditions and injuries. From arms to feet, our specialists will create the best plan of care to meet your child’s needs. Our wrap-around care includes:
- Onsite Rehabilitation
- Onsite Radiology
- Complete Follow-up
- Financial Assistance Available
Conveniently located near Harlem and Grand Avenues with complimentary parking.
Shriners Children's Chicago Fracture Clinic
Monday-Friday (closed holidays)
Request an appointment: 773-385-5437
General hospital information: 773-622-5400
Terri Cappello, M.D.
Terri Cappello, M.D.
Kelsey Davidson, M.D.
Kelsey Davidson, M.D.
John Ghazi, M.D.
John Ghazi, M.D.
Jeffrey Ackman, M.D.
Jeffrey Ackman, M.D.
Haluk Altiok, M.D.
Haluk Altiok, M.D.
Peter Smith, M.D.
Peter Smith, M.D.
We Understand the Unique Medical Needs of Children
We provide vital, pioneering treatment from birth to age 18. Here, children have the opportunity to be evaluated and treated by doctors recognized as the best by their peers.
