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Why we created the National Scoliosis Clinic

The National Scoliosis Clinic was created to improve patient care and experience for those with scoliosis. This digitally-enabled telehealth clinic will allow for many improvements over the current scoliosis pathways. Specifically, this new system allows for early and accurate diagnosis, convenient and immediate care, improved access for all regardless of geographic location, decrease in the number of X-rays, decrease in the avoidable scoliosis surgeries, and placing the patient in the center of their scoliosis treatment.

Leadership Team

Dr. Michael Gardner, MD

Dr. Micheal Gardner, MD

Co-Founder & CEO
Professor, Orthopaedic Surgery
Stanford University School of Medicine

Dr. Malcolm DeBaun, MD

Dr. Malcolm DeBaun, MD

Co-Founder
Orthopaedic Surgeon
Duke University School of Medicine

Medical Advisors

John Vorhies, MD

John Vorhies, MD

Pediatric Spine Surgeon
Stanford University

Michael Glotzbecker, MD

Michael Glotzbecker, MD

Case Western Reserve University

Amer Samdani, MD

Amer Samdani, MD

Philadelphia Shriners

Todd Milbrandt, MD

Todd Milbrandt, MD

Mayo Clinic

Craig Louer, MD

Craig Louer, MD

Vanderbilt University

Amit Jain, MD

Amit Jain, MD

Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine

How it works

A National Scoliosis Clinic-trained primary care clinician will oversee the assessment and treatment of scoliosis in children and adolescents virtually.

Discover how we’re transforming scoliosis care for patients like you.

Video Library

Patient Journey: Watch Lisa H's Story

Provider Insights: Meet Alison Dyszel