Gillette Stories

A Patient Journey Comes Full Circle

Former patient Elizabeth Lilley returned to Gillette 20 years later as a volunteer with Dairy Queen.

Meet Jessie’s Club Ambassador Carter Mulvey

Through expert care from his Gillette Children's care team, support from his family, and a lot of determination, Carter has made huge strides with his mobility.

Meet Gillette Children’s Jessie’s Club Ambassador Adelynn McCoy

Adelynn McCoy with KS95 Morning Show hosts at the 2024 KS95 for Kids Radiothon benefitting Gillette Children's and the M Health Fairview Masonic Children's Hospital Cancer Program.

Down Syndrome and Healthcare: Your Questions, Answered

Get answers to common questions about the kind of medical care that children with Down syndrome often need.

Gait and Motion Analysis Makes Gillette a Top Center for Cerebral Palsy Care

Transforming Outcomes for Hemiplegic Cerebral Palsy

Gillette Children's study examines the use of Infant Constraint Induced Movement Therapy to improve outcomes for children with hemiplegic cerebral palsy.

Expanding Cerebral Palsy Knowledge with Three New Books

With more than a century of unwavering commitment and expertise in cerebral palsy care, Gillette Children’s—through our Cerebral Palsy Institute—is a global leader in clinical excellence, pioneering research, and advocacy. In December 2024, we reached a new milestone with the release of three books as part of the Gillette Children's Healthcare Series, each focusing on a different type of cerebral palsy: Spastic Hemiplegia, Spastic Quadriplegia, Spastic Diplegia, second edition

Developmental Evaluation Clinic Provides a Powerful Team of Experts

Gillette Children’s has a new Developmental Evaluation Clinic to help answer parents’ questions about their child’s growth and development.

Gillette’s Global Partnership Advances Care for Rare Disease

Over 400 million people worldwide are estimated to live with a rare disease, and over half of those living with a rare disease are children. Gillette Children's has partnered with the International Hospital Federation (IHF) to form the Global Rare Paediatric Disease Network (GRPDN), a groundbreaking initiative aimed at improving care for children with rare diseases worldwide.