
My Child Has Scoliosis. Now What?
Finding out that your child has any kind of medical issue can be scary. When it involves the spine, it may feel especially frightening. Here’s what you need to know if your child has been diagnosed with scoliosis.
At Dr. Louis Keppler & Associates, a team of orthopedic specialists led by Dr. Keppler helps patients of all ages and activity levels make their way through life without limits or pain through advanced and innovative orthopedic treatments. Located in Independence, Ohio, the practice prides itself on treating each patient individually, which means the staff takes the time to understand the problem in order to come up with a treatment plan that meets the patient’s unique goals.
The team at Dr. Louis Keppler & Associates offers comprehensive orthopedic care from head to toe. From regenerative medicine to specialized surgeries, including joint replacements and spinal surgery, the team helps restore function and pain-free movement to their patients. Leading the team is Dr. Keppler, who is board-certified in orthopedic surgery, and he specializes in spinal surgery, including scoliosis repair.
The orthopedic specialists at Dr. Louis Keppler & Associates partner with neurosurgeons and nonsurgical personnel to take care of complex problems of all kinds. From sports medicine for the highly active group to degenerative changes in older patients, the goal at the practice is to give every patient the chance to lead a happy and active life, at every level and at every stage of life.
If you’d like quality comprehensive orthopedic care, call Dr. Louis Keppler & Associates or use the online scheduling tool on this website to get started.
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Finding out that your child has any kind of medical issue can be scary. When it involves the spine, it may feel especially frightening. Here’s what you need to know if your child has been diagnosed with scoliosis.
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