Pediatric spina bifida patients visit one-stop shop for treatment in South Carolina: 3 things to note

Shriners Hospitals for Children in Greenville, S.C. has a spina bifida clinic, according to Greenville Online.

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Here are three things to note:

 

1. The clinic allows pediatric patients to see all their specialists at one time in one location, easing the process.

 

2. The patients are also fitted for braces and wheelchairs, if needed.

 

3. The various specialists discuss individual patients’ cases and develop the best treatment plan.

 

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