If your child’s school nurse or doctor mentioned scoliosis, it can feel scary. Many parents worry they missed something or did something wrong. The truth is, most worries about scoliosis in kids are based on myths. John Stelzer, MD, pediatric orthopedic & spine...
By Debby Havemann, Founder of Little Penguins Swim School If you’re a parent in Greenwich, you already know how many activities compete for your child’s time — music, soccer, gymnastics, dance, enrichment classes. But there is one activity that rises above the rest,...
By Dr. Michael Marchetti When a child experiences a suspected concussion during sports, it can be an overwhelming moment for parents. Questions arise quickly: Is this serious? Should we go to the emergency room? What happens next? Understanding the right steps can...
by Oula provided by Stamford Health Choosing maternity care is a deeply personal decision. You want providers who listen, who take time to answer questions, and who support you through every step of pregnancy and early parenthood. Families across Connecticut and...
As kids grow, their bones, joints, and muscles go through many changes. Sometimes, parents wonder if their child’s growth patterns, pain, or injuries need special attention from a pediatric orthopedic specialist. Donna Pacicca, MD, pediatric orthopedic surgeon,...
Every year on International Women’s Day, we celebrate the achievements, resilience, and leadership of women around the world. At OrthoConnecticut, this day holds special meaning. Orthopedic surgery has historically been one of the most male-dominated specialties...
