Services | Pediatrics
Specializing in a full spectrum of pediatric orthopedic disorders, ranging from birth to early adulthood, the physicians at OrthoCarolina are focused on providing the best care available for your child. Our pediatric experts provide cutting-edge care in a compassionate and caring environment so that your child can get back to being a kid.
At OrthoCarolina, our Charlotte pediatric center specializes in treating a wide variety of disorders both simple and complex in children and young adults, including scoliosis, hip disorders, sports injuries, neuromuscular conditions, cerebral palsy, spina bifida, muscular dystrophy, spinal muscular atrophy. When things look bad, choose better.
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