Gillette Children's has partnered with the International Hospital Federation (IHF) to form the Global Rare Paediatric Disease Network (GRPDN), a groundbreaking initiative aimed at improving care for children with rare diseases worldwide. The network fosters collaboration among healthcare leaders from around the world to share expertise and tackle the challenges of caring for pediatric patients with rare conditions. As a global leader in rare disease care, Gillette Children's is committed to advancing knowledge exchange and enhancing care for these children, ensuring they receive high-quality care regardless of location. This partnership is a significant step toward improving global healthcare outcomes for rare disease patients.
Gillette Children’s is transforming lives with its specialized care for scoliosis patients. Through Physical Therapy Scoliosis Specific Exercises (PSSE), our expert team provides personalized treatment plans to improve posture, flexibility, and spine stabilization. With a focus on compassionate, multidisciplinary care, we help patients like Maggie Anderson navigate their scoliosis journey, offering innovative therapies to reduce symptoms and support long-term well-being. Join us in making a difference in the lives of children and families!
Gillette Children’s Spine Institute is excited to announce it has achieved Advanced Pediatric Spine Certification from DNV Healthcare. DNV is a global independent certification, assurance and risk management provider, operating in more than 100 countries. This designation confirms an organization’s distinction in providing high-quality diagnostic, surgical and therapeutic services related to pediatric spine care.
Gillette Children’s has opened a $7 million Specialty Center to enhance pediatric care with inclusivity and innovation. The space features 12 exam rooms, adaptive play areas, and three cutting-edge clinical trial labs for neuromodulation and movement disorders. Highlights include sensory-friendly designs, adult-sized adjustable changing tables, and dedicated therapy spaces.
Gillette Children’s has recently implemented BoneMRI, a groundbreaking imaging technology that combines bone and soft tissue imaging in one MRI scan, eliminating the need for traditional CT scans. Gillette is the first hospital in the United States to use this technology routinely in the clinical care of pediatric patients.
Gillette Children’s Healthcare Press is proud to introduce a new book series focused on educating families and professionals about conditions we treat, such as craniosynostosis, spina bifida, and epilepsy. As one of the only children’s hospitals globally publishing books for individuals with disabilities, their families, and professionals, we blend medical insights with personal stories to create valuable resources.
Gillette Children's hosted its first Inclusive Day of Play on July 27, 2024, during Disability Pride Month. This event gathered children of all abilities at inclusive playgrounds throughout Minnesota to celebrate inclusivity and promote awareness about the importance of accessible play spaces. It emphasized the developmental benefits of play and the need for ongoing advocacy to ensure communities remain welcoming for all.
Discover how Gillette Children’s and others are revolutionizing pediatric healthcare design by listening to the voices of their patients and families.
Gillette Children’s has been recognized by the Human Rights Campaign (HRC) Foundation for its commitment to LGBTQ+ healthcare equality. Gillette achieved a first-time score of 70 on the HRC’s 2024 Healthcare Equality Index (HEI), earning the designation of LGBTQ+ Healthcare Equality Builder. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gwjFDR9R
