After Sofie is diagnosed with a life-changing rare disease, her family seeks multidisciplinary care at CHOP for the complex treatment required.

Born without ears, Hope found expert care and support at CHOP. Today, she is playing, singing, dancing and embracing a world opened through hearing.

When leukemia turned life upside down, Ben’s resilience and CHOP’s expert care helped him get back to being a kid.

Emily was just 14 when she tore her labrum playing field hockey. CHOP and Dr. Joseph Yellin made sure Emily not only played again but came back even stronger than before.

A rare neck condition sidelined a top young rodeo rider. Learn how CHOP's orthopedic and neurosurgery experts helped Mercina return to winning form.

After learning her unborn son had spina bifida, Cassandra turned to CHOP, where Owen became the 500th baby to undergo fetal MMC repair.

When scoliosis surgery became unavoidable, Ava’s family flew from Arizona to CHOP, trusting a team that understood Williams syndrome.

When Jax was diagnosed before birth with a severe congenital diaphragmatic hernia, his family turned to Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia for expert care and hope.

After years of care at CHOP, including groundbreaking gene therapy delivered as part of a clinical trial, 11-year-old Lily continues to not only grow and gain but thrive.

Born with a rare condition that affects the development of the ear, face and organs, My’Aire has undergone multiple procedures. His resilience is inspiring.

After losing a baby to congenital diaphragmatic hernia, Kimberly and Carlos faced the diagnosis again with Ollie. This time, a referral to CHOP changed everything.

Ari was born with a rare genetic disorder. His family travels from Ohio to Philadelphia for the expert, comprehensive care found only at CHOP’s specialized clinic.

When a highly competitive athlete suffers an arrythmia, the experts at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Sports Cardiology Program get him back in the game.

When Jacob’s genetic condition leads to unrelenting movement episodes, he finally finds relief through deep brain stimulation at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia.

A seemingly routine illness led doctors to discover Peyton’s primary hyperoxaluria diagnosis. Alongside CHOP, she’s pushing through treatment to keep playing softball.

Read more about how specialists in our Hand and Arm Disorders Program helped Fiona manage a rare condition in her hands.

Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) played a pivotal role in Arden’s kidney cancer treatment, using groundbreaking 3D modeling techniques to save her kidney.

A 4-year-old from N.Y. is the youngest to undergo a life-saving treatment for chylothorax at the Center for Lymphatic Disorders at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia.

Diagnosed with avascular necrosis, Lily underwent a total hip replacement at CHOP. The groundbreaking procedure preserved Lily’s ability to walk and built her confidence.

Born at just 24 weeks, Arya spent months in neonatal intensive care. With expert, coordinated support, she overcame serious lung disease and is now thriving at home.