Services include:

• Fractures
• Scoliosis and back deformity
• Pediatric and adolescent sports medicine
• Young Adult Hip Program
• Congenital and acquired deformities
• Hereditary and genetic disorders
• Ponsetti clubfoot deformity correction
• Flatfoot and other foot deformity management
• Hip dysplasia and deformity
• Neuromuscular diseases: Cerebral palsy, spasticity, spina bifida
• Abnormal gait or walking abnormalities such as in-toeing, out-toeing, or toe walking
• Leg length discrepancy
• Bone tumors including benign bone cysts, dysplasias, and osteochondromas
• Rheumatologic conditions
• In-house x-rays and MRI
• Casting, bracing, and splinting
• Physical therapy
• Outpatient surgical services
• Injections for arthritic and painful joints, bursitis, tendonitis, and back conditions

Statewide program of health care for children with significant health problems or chronic illnesses/conditions requiring long-term medical treatment and rehabilitative measures. CSHP care is coordinated everywhere in the state through CSHP's central office.

Who qualifies for CSHP?
Idaho residents under age 18 who have a chronic condition which may be treated to prevent or minimize a disability and who have no private health insurance or Medicaid. Chronic conditions may include cardiac, craniofacial, neurologic, phenylketonuria (PKU), plastic/burn, cleft lip/palate, orthopedic, and/or any combination of these categories. Not all conditions are covered and individual determinations are made in each case. The are annual maximum benefits for each diagnosis.

The Children's Special Health Program is administered by the Bureau of Clinical and Preventive Services, Division of Health.

Limited services may be available to Idahoans over 18 who have PKU or Cystic Fibrosis.

Newborn screening website: nbs.dhw.idaho.gov

A referral expedites services. May self-refer and be seen in outpatient clinic.

Provides assistance with Durable Medical Equipment including wheelchairs. Inpatient and outpatient services for children with neuromuscular conditions, burn injuries and other specialized health care needs. Serves children in the United States (including Puerto Rico), Canada, and Mexico. 19 locations in the US.

SpineScreen app is free. Scoliosis is most commonly diagnosed between 10-15 years of age.

Provides free app developed by the experts at Shriners Hospitals for Children, that enables parents to perform a preliminary spine check on their child. The SpineScreen app detects abnormal curves when the phone is moved along a child’s back, giving parents a quick, informal way to regularly monitor their child’s spines. Parents can also schedule annual reminders, learn the signs of scoliosis and explore treatment options. The app is only a tool and results should be followed up by a doctor’s examination for an official diagnosis of scoliosis.
[https://bit.ly/Apple_SpineScreen App Store]
[https://bit.ly/GP_SpineScreen Google Play]

mobile app

In order to qualify for care, your child must be younger than age 18 when their care plan begins and have a condition that we treat. 

• Burn Care
• Craniofacial
• Pediatric Rehabilitation And Therapy
• Pediatric Surgery

Located in the heart of Boston, our experienced team brings hope and healing to our patients. We're driven to make lives richer, easier and less complex for children and families in New England and beyond.

Shriners Children’s is committed to providing innovative and compassionate care to children. In order to qualify for care, your child must be younger than age 18 when their care plan begins and have a condition that we treat. We have facilities throughout the United States, Canada and Mexico, as well as a number of outreach clinics internationally. As part of our commitment to families and children, we also welcome patients from anywhere in the world.

Serving children and adolescents under age 18

Pediatric Specialty Care

• Orthopedics
• Pediatric Rehabilitation And Therapy
• Pediatric Surgery
• Spine & Spinal Cord
• Cleft Lip
• Cleft Palate
• Urology

Shriners Children’s has been serving children with complex and specialized healthcare needs since 1922. We have become one of the largest specialty pediatric health care systems in the world.