International Hip Dysplasia Institute

10/20/2025

Our amazing team at the 2025 Symposium last week

Dr. Simon Kelly
Dr. Chad Price
Dr. Pablo Castañeda

06/09/2023

12/06/2022

https://hipdysplasia.org/sicot-2022/

10/19/2022

The Day of Movement is this Saturday, and a great way to get involved and support The International Hip Dysplasia Institute and its mission of reducing the physical, social, and economic burden for children and adults affected by neonatal hip instability and developmental dysplasia of the hip, is to make a donation to the IHDI.

Donate $10 or more to the International Hip Dysplasia Institute in October, and receive a wristband as a thank you!

https://orlandohealth.formstack.com/forms/miles4hips_dayofmovement_donation

Learn more about the IHDI and its mission https://hipdysplasia.org/

10/04/2022

Lets Get Moving!
On behalf of the International Hip Dysplasia Institute we would like to invite you and your loved ones to participate in this years Day of Movement hosted by our affiliate site Miles4Hips.org. We are reaching out to you because you have shown your support to our mission and we greatly appreciate you. This is an international event occurring on October 22nd, 2022. Anyone can participate from wherever they are in the world and move in any way that is meaningful to them. Patients, Families, Friends, and Advocates globally are all invited.

Thank you, again, for your support and we look forward to seeing you move.

Miles4Hips,
It Means The World.

Event Information/ Build A Team:
https://miles4hips.org/
Make a Donation:
https://orlandohealth.formstack.com/forms/miles4hips_dayofmovement_donation

10/02/2022

A phenomenal advocacy post from our friends at Miles4Hips and from our resilient DDH community. Stories like these remind us why our Mission is so important and inspires us to continue to push the envelope as a resource for Physicians & Patients and as innovators in modernizing Hip Dysplasia treatments.

Please join us in celebrating the annual Day of Movement on Oct, 22nd. An international initiative that is community strong & honors the mental and physical health of those suffering or recovering from a DDH diagnosis or surgery.

Thank you Eric & Parker for sharing your story with us.

Join The Event:
https://miles4hips.org/day-of-movement-2022

Share Your Story:
https://hipdysplasia.org/submit-a-story/

Parker’s father, Eric, is thrilled that his baby girl’s hip dysplasia was caught shortly after birth. She is currently brace-free and is enjoying some happy, healthy hips! Inspired by his daughter’s journey, Eric will be running THREE marathons in 2023 and is using his running to raise awareness about hip dysplasia and to support the IHDI!

Read Parker's story and purchase a team t-shirt benefiting the International Hip Dysplasia Institute
https://miles4hips.org/miles4hips-champions-running-the-distance-for-hip-dysplasia-parkers-story

09/19/2022

Normal childbirth is a frequent concern for women who have had surgery for hip dysplasia. Fortunately, the need for Caesarean section is rarely influenced by hip dysplasia or hip dysplasia surgery.

Read More:
https://hipdysplasia.org/pregnancy-after-hip-dysplasia-treatment/

08/09/2022

While commonly associated with canines it is the IHDI’s mission to reduce the social burden of DDH including the impact of misconception.

To learn more about these differences please visit HipDysplsia.org
For a published article on this topic at the end of this page.
What is Hip Dysplasia? - International Hip Dysplasia Institute:
https://hipdysplasia.org/developmental-dysplasia-of-the-hip/

07/20/2022

Research & Education is a critical part of the IHDI Mission. The IHDI provides funding towards published peer reviewed materials which allows them to be “open access". These materials could not otherwise be viewed without expense. This endowment allows us to inform the public and provide new information to physicians so that together we can reduce the physical, social, and economic burden for children and adults that have DDH.

Please see out latest funded research covering “Babywearing” from IHDI advocate Dr. Henrik Norholt.

General Education: https://hipdysplasia.org/baby-wearing/
Clinical Education: https://hipdysplasia.org/research-and-clinical-trials/

06/30/2022

Miles4Hips

06/10/2022

IHDI Legends Honored at The 2nd Annual International Hip Health Day Hosted by The Hip Hope Network. A phenomenal Event That Raises Awareness of The Global Impact of Pediatric Health Conditions.

Miles4Hips