Philip L. Wilson, M.D., was part of a panel of Collin County leaders, talking about how their organizations met the challenge of keeping people healthy in the midst of a population explosion.
U.S. News & World Report ranked Scottish Rite for Children No. 1 in the nation for pediatric orthopedic care in its 2026-2027 Best Children’s Hospitals specialty rankings. For nearly two decades, Scottish…
Scottish Rite for Children was recently featured by EpicShare for its innovative approach to identifying and responding to suicide risk among pediatric patients. Since 2021, Scottish Rite has screened patients 10 and…
Young athletes rarely have the luxury of thinking about only one thing at a time. During a game, they may be running, tracking the ball, watching an opponent and deciding where to…
Jeremey Howell, vice president of Scottish Rite for Children\'s North Campus, joins artist and former patient Brittney Wells on NBC 5 DFW\'s Texas Today to discuss the upcoming Brushes & Bites, an…
For a young athlete with an anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injury, choosing the right approach to reconstruction is an important part of the path back to sports and activities. Javier Masquijo, M.D.,…
A Coppell High School senior who learned to crochet this summer rallied his friends to put their new skills to good use, creating handmade caps and blankets for young patients at Scottish…
For physicians pursuing pediatric sports medicine, the Orthopedic Sports Medicine Fellowship at Scottish Rite for Children offers concentrated clinical experience, research opportunities and mentorship designed to prepare the next generation of specialists.…
For many parents of young athletes, the pressure to get ahead can start early. But when it comes to developing young athletes, earlier does not always mean better. Sophia Ulman, Ph.D., division…
Published in Rite Up, 2026 - Issue 2 Tucked away on the fourth floor of the Scottish Rite for Children Dallas campus, longtime volunteers chat and laugh together over the hum of…
Published in Rite Up, 2026 - Issue 2. Much of life is about blossoming into the person you are meant to be. For 17-year-old Ivette, her experience with juvenile idiopathic arthritis (JIA)…
