Decades of Dedication: Mary Pat Zwack and Mary Fulton Bid Farewell to Shriners Children's

We celebrate the retirement of nurses Mary Pat Zwack, BSN, RN-BC, CCM, and Mary Fulton, RN, after a combined career of over seven decades.

Masonic Youth Fundraises for Shriners Children's Chicago

Gabby turned her care experience at Shriners Children’s Chicago into a mission to give back through Rainbow Girls.

Shriners Children’s Northern California Hosts Inaugural Pathways to Possibilities Resource Fair

Focused on promoting confidence, collaboration and long-term success, the Pathways to Possibilities Resource Fair brought together resources across three key areas of Health Care Transition.

Resilience in Action

In a heartwarming episode of 7 Questions with Emmy, 16-year-old Shriners Children’s Patient Ambassador Kaleb shares his inspiring journey of resilience with 11-year-old Emmy, highlighting life lessons, support from his care team and dreams of a future in media.

Shriners Children’s Wins 15 Patient Satisfaction/Clinical Quality Awards

Press Ganey honored Shriners Children’s with a record number of awards for 2023 – 15 in total, recognizing and honoring data-driven advancements in health care.

Chicago Police, Chicago Bears Celebrate Alex's Progress in Spinal Cord Injury Rehabilitation

Former Patient Credits Shriners Hospitals for Children — Greenville for a Pain-Free Life

Nearly a decade ago, Allie’s parents discovered something was wrong when their then teen daughter wasn’t enjoying the active lifestyle she was known for.

Sibling Helps Make Brother's Spine Cast

Certified prosthetist Lauren Kells invited Cooper to help her make his brother's cast for a back brace. Both boys have Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease.

Deep Breaths, Deeper Bond

The first time Respiratory Therapy Manager Marcela Spraul tried to get Courtney to walk, the then-12-year-old simply refused. Now 17, Courtney is planning to follow in Marcela’s footsteps.

Former Patient Appointed by Governor to State Council on Developmental Disabilities

Kara lives independently with support from her sister and other family members. She is serving her three-year appointment as a member of the California State Council on Developmental Disabilities.