Member Institutions

The following institutions provide care for Brachial Plexus Birth Injury patients. Plexus Nexus has not verified the claims made by each institution nor do we endorse any particular center.

Shriners Hospital for children philadelphia

As an international referral center for Pediatric Nerve Injuries, Shriners Hospital for Children of Philadelphia treats over 200 new brachial plexus birth injuries per year. Drs. Dan A. Zlotolow and Scott H. Kozin lead a team of physicians, therapists, prosthetists, psychologists, scientists, and physiatrists to provide world class plexus care. Both Dr. Zlotolow and Dr. Kozin have travelled extensively throughout the world lecturing on plexus injuries, attending conferences, and visiting leading innovators in the field. As a Shriners Hospital, care is provided at no cost to the family. Our only concern is improving the lives of our kids.

215-430-4140 (new appointments) or

215-430-4066 (care coordinator)

Email phlnewappts@shrinenet.org

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LittleArms.Org YouTube Channel (educational videos for parents and clinicians)

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children's hospital of Orange County

Brachial Plexus Clinic

https://www.choc.org/programs-services/plastic-surgery/brachial-plexus-program/

boston children's hospital

the hospital for special surgery

At the Hospital for Special Surgery, Drs. Dan A. Zlotolow and Steven K. Lee lead a multidisciplinary team of surgeons, therapists, and physicians that can care for all stages and degrees of brachial plexus injuries, from birth to adulthood. Voted the worlds #1 Orthopaedic hospital for the past 14 years straight, HSS has the talent and resources to secure the best outcome possible for your child.