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Sixteen-year-old Danielle is an innovator at heart. During her scoliosis treatment, she discovered solace in the hum of motors at her school’s robotics club. “Robotics helped me power through my treatment,” Danielle…

Sports medicine orthopedic surgeon John E. Arvesen, M.D., was invited to share his expertise on the right way to support a young athlete without pushing too hard on the Heaven or Heisman…

D CEO revealed its 2025 Excellence in Healthcare Award winners. The program recognizes outstanding healthcare executives, practitioners, organizations and other innovative industry leaders in the Dallas region. Attracting more than 100 nominations, D…

What is your job title/your role at Scottish Rite?I am the administrative assistant for the Medical Director and Director of Radiology. My role is to provide administrative support to the leadership team…

As runners prepare for the BMW Dallas Marathon, organizers highlight that not all victories happen on the course. Proceeds benefit Scottish Rite for Children, which is spotlighting young patients whose resilience inspires…

Chief of Staff Daniel J. Sucato, M.D., M.S., speaks with Scott Becker on the Becker\'s Hospital Review Podcast about Scottish Rite for Children, ranked No. 1 in the nation for pediatric orthopedics…

Kamryn spends most of her time on the volleyball court, a sport she has loved since high school. She makes an impact at the net as a server for her college’s volleyball…

Seventeen-year-old Riley is preparing for the BMW Dallas Marathon, an achievement she once thought impossible. Diagnosed with scoliosis in seventh grade, Riley endured worsening pain until spinal surgery at Scottish Rite for…

What is your job title/your role at Scottish Rite?I am a communications specialist with a focus in online reputation. I assist in expanding our digital footprint by highlighting the incredible care we…

Movement science researchers at Scottish Rite for Children received a $1 million grant from Lyda Hill Philanthropies to fund, in part, a project that will tackle why teen girls tear their anterior…