Dedicated orthopedic specialists helping children and adolescents in Central Georgia move freely, play confidently, and grow strong.
From sprains and fractures to overuse injuries — we diagnose and treat the conditions that sideline young athletes, so they can return to play safely.
In-toeing, out-toeing, bowlegs, and knock-knees — conditions that affect alignment and gait are evaluated early and managed with evidence-based approaches.
Persistent knee, leg, or joint pain in active children deserves a thorough workup. We separate normal growing pains from conditions that need intervention.
Clubfoot, hip dysplasia, and other conditions present at birth are monitored and treated with a long-term view toward function and quality of life.
Active kids fall. When bones break, we provide prompt evaluation, proper reduction when needed, and clear guidance on healing and follow-up care.
When your child has been told surgery is the only option, we offer a thorough re-evaluation and help families understand all available treatment paths.
Children are not small adults. Their bones are still growing, their joints are still developing, and the conditions that affect them are unique to childhood. That's why general orthopedics doesn't cut it — your child deserves a practice that focuses exclusively on the musculoskeletal system of the young.
Located on Pine Street in Macon, Go Pediatric Orthopedic provides focused, expert care for children and teens from across Central Georgia. We combine board-certified specialization with a calm, child-friendly approach that puts both kids and parents at ease.
Whether it's a soccer injury, a limp that won't resolve, or a question about your child's posture — we listen carefully, examine thoroughly, and recommend only what's necessary.
A hip condition affecting growing adolescents where the ball of the hip joint slips out of place.
Knee pain at the growth plate, common in active children during growth spurts.
The most common elbow fracture in children, typically from a fall on an outstretched hand.
Chronic joint inflammation in children requiring specialized management to protect growth and function.
A congenital foot deformity treatable with early intervention and the Ponseti method.
Abnormal development of the hip joint that, when caught early, responds well to non-surgical treatment.
Screening, monitoring, and management of spinal curvature in growing children and teenagers.
Fractures involving the growth plate at the ends of long bones, requiring careful assessment to protect future growth.
Call us to schedule an appointment or ask a question. We're here to help your child feel better and move with confidence.