Pediatric Orthopedic Care in New Jersey

There is no minimum age. We treat patients from infancy through adolescence. If you notice any concerns with your child's movement, gait, posture, or if they've sustained an injury, an evaluation is appropriate at any age.

Yes. Children's bones heal faster than adults due to their active bone growth. However, fractures involving growth plates require careful monitoring to ensure the bone continues growing properly. Proper treatment is essential to prevent long-term complications.

No. We always start with conservative, non-surgical treatments when appropriate. Physical therapy, activity modification, bracing, and rest are often effective. Surgery is only recommended when necessary to restore function or protect future growth and development.

Please bring your child's insurance card, any relevant imaging studies (X-rays, MRIs), a list of medications, and any referral forms from your pediatrician. For sports injuries, having details about when and how the injury occurred is very helpful.