Shriners Children’s Receives 11 Press Ganey Awards

Shriners Children’s is proud to have been recognized 11 times by Press Ganey as one of the leading organizations in healthcare.

Comprehensive Approach to Scoliosis Care

The spine team at Shriners Children’s Hawaii is committed to proper treatment of scoliosis during adolescence, as keiki have not yet reached skeletal maturity.

Continuing the Mission Through Research at the Philadelphia Shriners Hospital

Shriners Children’s Boston Elects New Chairman of the Board of Governors

David Foye, PE, CHFM of Swampscott, Massachusetts, has been elected Chair of the Board of Governors for Shriners Children’s Boston.

Shriners Children’s Boston Research Team Makes Strides With Tissue Engineering Grant

With an initial investment from a Shriners Children’s research grant, a team of investigators at Shriners Children’s Boston is pursuing a project focused on tissue engineering.

Shriners Children's Outreach Clinic Goes To Cyprus

In an effort to care for more kids in more places, staff of Shriners Children’s travels to Cyprus to provide care and expertise across the world.

Nurse Honored for Remarkable Service as 2020 DAISY Award Winner

Sadie Bach, a registered nurse in the intensive care unit at Shriners Hospitals for Children — Northern California, is the recipient of the 2020 DAISY Award. The annual award recognizes nurses who go above and beyond their day-to-day responsibilities to make a positive difference for patients and th...

Paralympian Superstar and Former Patient, Desmond, Goes for the Gold

Desmond, affectionately known as “Dez,” is the fastest above-knee amputee in the U.S. and also a former Shriners Hospitals for Children — Philadelphia patient.

Honoring Ron Gingras

As the rest of the world looks ahead to August and the 2020 fall season, Ron Gingras is prepping for a different type of transition: his retirement.

COVID-19: Visiting the Salt Lake City Shriners Hospital

The health and safety of patients, families and staff is our highest priority at Shriners Hospitals for Children — Salt Lake City. COVID-19 (coronavirus) has changed how we do some things. But we are still here, providing the most amazing care anywhere.