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Madonna's Institute for Rehabilitation Science and Engineering has the tools and expertise to design and build custom devices for children with special needs, like 3-year-old Aubrey Morgan. Read more about Aubrey's journey here.
Jayslynn “Jays” Ramirez has always loved Christmas, and this year the holiday will mean even more to her and her family. That’s because Jays will be home for the first time since an August car accident left her with a brain injury. While she recovered at Madonna, her care team incorporated her love of Christmas into her therapy, like decorating the Christmas tree. “That’s the cool part about doing things that patients love because you’re able to marry the therapy and what they want to do together, and that way everyone wins,” Bridget Mulhall, an occupational therapy student who worked with Jays at Madonna, said.
Looking for the perfect holiday gift for your little loved one? Madonna pedatric specialists provide tips for purchasing age-appropriate toys and activities meant to help stimulate young minds, build core strength and fine-tune skills while engaging in play.
Trent Roberts, 16, is regaining independenace after suffering a spinal cord injury back in August caused by an ATV accident. WIth the help of a positive attitude and specialized technology, the high school track star is relearning how to walk at Madonna’s Lincoln Campus.
September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month and pediatric nurse Sarah Jezewski knows firsthand what it's like to be diagnosed with the disease at a young age. Now in remission, Sarah shares how her cancer journey has impacted her career path.
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