Pediatric Orthopedics
Children are not simply small adults — their bones, joints, and growth plates require specialized orthopedic expertise. At Ellis & Badenhausen Orthopaedics, our pediatric orthopedic team provides comprehensive care for children and adolescents.
We diagnose and treat a wide range of growth-related conditions, sports injuries, fractures, and congenital or developmental concerns, always prioritizing safe treatment, proper bone development, and long-term function.
Comprehensive Pediatric Orthopedic Services
Our team understands the unique considerations involved in treating growing bones and joints. We provide individualized treatment plans designed to support healing while protecting future growth and mobility.
Conditions we commonly treat include:
- Pediatric fractures and growth plate injuries
- Sports-related injuries
- Limb deformities and alignment concerns
- Scoliosis and spinal conditions
- Hip disorders (including developmental hip concerns)
- Congenital orthopedic conditions
- Overuse injuries in young athletes
From minor injuries to complex pediatric orthopedic surgery, our goal is to deliver precise, age-appropriate care at every stage of development.
Pediatric Fracture & Sports Injury Care
Children are active and injuries can happen quickly. Our physicians provide prompt evaluation and treatment for pediatric fractures and sports-related injuries, helping ensure proper alignment and healing.
When surgery is necessary, we use carefully selected techniques designed specifically for growing patients. In many cases, non-surgical treatment options such as casting, bracing, or activity modification are effective and appropriate.
Families trust our specialists for thoughtful, thorough care that supports both immediate recovery and long-term development.
A Family-Centered Approach
We understand that pediatric injuries affect the entire family. Our team emphasizes:
- Clear communication with parents and caregivers
- Age-appropriate explanations for young patients
- Coordinated follow-up and rehabilitation
- Long-term monitoring when growth may be impacted
Our commitment is not only to treat the condition, but to support healthy growth, safe return to sports, and lasting function.
Expert Pediatric Orthopedic Care for Growing Bones
If your child is experiencing pain, injury, or developmental concerns affecting their bones, joints, or mobility, specialized pediatric orthopedic care can make a lasting difference.
Schedule an evaluation at Ellis & Badenhausen Orthopaedics in Louisville, KY or New Albany, IN to determine the most appropriate treatment plan for your child’s condition.
Ellis & Badenhausen Orthopaedics treats a wide range of pediatric orthopedic conditions, including fractures, growth plate injuries, sports injuries, hip disorders, and overuse injuries. Each treatment plan is tailored to support healthy growth and long-term mobility.
Our orthopedic specialists treat a wide range of conditions, including:
- Pediatric fractures
- Growth plate injuries
- Sports injuries
- Hip disorders
- Overuse injuries in young athletes
Your child should see a pediatric orthopedic specialist if they experience persistent joint or bone pain, difficulty walking, a sports injury, a broken bone, or concerns about growth and development. Early evaluation can help prevent complications and promote proper healing.
Yes. The team provides comprehensive care for pediatric sports injuries, including sprains, fractures, ligament injuries, overuse conditions, and growth plate injuries. Their goal is to help young athletes recover safely and return to their activities with confidence.
During the initial visit, the provider will review your child’s medical history, discuss symptoms, perform a physical examination, and may recommend imaging studies if needed. After the evaluation, you’ll receive a personalized treatment plan and guidance on recovery and follow-up care.
Yes. Ellis & Badenhausen Orthopaedics emphasizes family-centered care by communicating clearly with parents and caregivers, explaining treatment in age-appropriate ways for children, coordinating rehabilitation, and monitoring growth when necessary.
Yes. Whenever appropriate, the physicians recommend conservative treatments such as casting, bracing, physical therapy, activity modification, and rehabilitation before considering surgery.
Ellis & Badenhausen Orthopaedics provides pediatric orthopedic care at convenient locations in Louisville, KY and New Albany, IN. Families can schedule an evaluation for children experiencing orthopedic injuries, pain, or developmental concerns affecting their bones, joints, or mobility.