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✨The Most Amazing Care Anywhere✨
Providing access to the best doctors in pediatric orthopedic care for 100 years—never letting a family's ability to pay compromise the care a child needs.
03/29/2026
Though they never had children of their own, Harold and Georgia cared deeply about children and families. Their support of Shriners Children’s went beyond financial contributions.
Jerry said Harold had been a Roadrunner for some time, personally transporting children and families to and from medical appointments to ensure they could access care.
“They didn’t just believe in the mission,” Jerry said. “They lived it.”
That belief ultimately shaped their decision to leave a gift that would continue caring for children long after they were gone.
👇Read 'A Legacy of Service and Generosity Lives on at Shriners Children’s Lexington' 👇
Don Brockman, chairman of the Shriners Children’s Lexington Board of Governors; Jim Robinette, board member of Shriners Children's Lexington; Jerry Felts; and Sheyla Felts present a check for $373,487.39 to Shriners Children’s Lexington in memory of Harold and Georgia Travis.
03/28/2026
Want to help bring smiles to our patients?
Donate new toys!
We collect new toys for our patients throughout the year for our patients at Shriners Children’s Lexington.
From stuffed animals and sensory toys to LEGO sets and craft kits, every donation helps make a child’s day a little brighter.
Here’s our wishlist 👇
🧸 All ages: small stuffed animals, medium stuffed bears, squishmallows all sizes (our kids loves these!), sensory toys such as fidget spinners, fidget cubes, squishy toys, light up toys, monkey noodles, stress balls, Play-Doh packs all colors, popular character toys (Disney, Nickelodeon, Marvel, Paw Patrol, Super Haroes, Princesses, Dinosaurs, Pokémon, Barbie), coloring books, crayons, markers, wooden craft kits (race cars, planes, helicopters), LEGOs, magnetic building toys, large soft fleece blankets
🎶 For babies: rattles, teething rings, musical toys
🧩 For toddlers: educational and developmental learning toys such as Fisher Price, Leapfrog, V-tech toys, large piece toys and puzzles, musical and light up toys, stacking/sorting toys, Little People sets
🦄 For kids (5-12): Barbies, unicorns, LEGOs, Disney dolls, board games, arts and craft kits, popular character toys, action figures, cars, trucks, tractors, trains, dinosaurs
🖍️ For teens: craft kits, LEGOs and building sets, adult coloring and activity books, beauty kits, jewelry making kits, fidget cubes/toys, $10 Amazon/Walmart gift cards, electronic hand games
Every donation brings so much joy to our patients! Thank you for helping us provide the ✨ most AMAZING care anywhere ✨
You can also make a purchase directly from our Amazon wishlist!
Congratulations to Jenna, Maddie, Cristin & Cassandra for receiving DAISY nominations 🌼✨
DAISY nominees are nurses who go above and beyond every day to not only provide patients and families with excellence in clinical care but also compassion.
Thank you, ladies, for the care and kindness you provide at Shriners Children’s Lexington ♥️
03/26/2026
Did you catch us on the news this week? Learn more about how we're celebrating 100 years of providing pediatric care to families 💖
🔗Check it out:
Lexington’s Shriners Children's Hospital will celebrate its 100th anniversary on Nov. 1, marking a century of providing pediatric care to patients.
03/25/2026
For 100 years, we’ve helped children thrive through pediatric specialty care and the best is yet to come💚
03/25/2026
This week, Logan received his first prosthetic leg, or as he calls it, his “super foot!”
Moments like these are why we do what we do ❤️✨
03/24/2026
Did you know March is Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month?
Yep!
But what is cerebral palsy?🤔
Cerebral palsy is a general term applied to many conditions that can result from a disturbance to the developing brain. CP affects muscle tone, movement, and coordination.
This can make it difficult for a child to control the movement of their body. Common activities like speaking, standing, or sitting can be challenging.
Some children may have associated health conditions related to cognition, speech, vision, breathing issues, or difficulty eating and swallowing.
Here at Shriners Children’s Lexington, our team of specialists provide individualized care for children with cerebral palsy.
From mild cases that require minimal intervention to more complex diagnoses that necessitate a wider range of support services, we’re here for you, providing ✨ the most AMAZING care anywhere ✨
In 2020, we opened the Susan Goldstein and Steven Goldstein, MD, Therapeutic and Medical Assessment Playground!
This amazing space not only serves as an assessment and therapy area for our patients but also provides a fun stop for families visiting the center.
Departments like Rehabilitation Services use the playground for physical and occupational therapy, while Pediatric Orthotic and Prosthetic Services utilize it to observe patients with their new braces or prosthetic limbs.
Incorporating play into therapy helps reduce injuries, promote a healthy, active lifestyle, and foster independence.
It's a perfect example of our commitment to wrap-around care ❤️✨
03/22/2026
Georgia E. Travis was born July 27, 1925, in Alva, Kentucky, and lived a life defined by generosity and quiet leadership. After a long career with BellSouth, where she retired as an assistant manager, Georgia remained deeply involved in her community. She was a member of Eastern Star and Telephone Pioneers and was known for helping family members, neighbors and local ministries whenever she saw a need.
Georgia died June 14, 2025. She was 99.
Those closest to her remember someone who gave freely, whether through financial support, encouragement or simply showing up when someone needed help.
“She believed in giving as a way of living,” Sheyla said.
Her husband, Harold B. Travis, shared that same servant mindset. A U.S. Army veteran who retired as a colonel, Harold continued his life of service through active involvement with the Capital City Shrine Club and Oleika Shriners. He served as president of the Capital City Shrine Club in 1985, a role that reflected both his leadership and his commitment to supporting children through the Shriners International mission.
Together, Georgia and Harold lived their values consistently, giving quietly and without expectation of recognition.
👇Read 'A Legacy of Service and Generosity Lives on at Shriners Children’s Lexington' 👇
Don Brockman, chairman of the Shriners Children’s Lexington Board of Governors; Jim Robinette, board member of Shriners Children's Lexington; Jerry Felts; and Sheyla Felts present a check for $373,487.39 to Shriners Children’s Lexington in memory of Harold and Georgia Travis.
03/21/2026
Professional Strongman Ruben Ryan brought smiles to patients, performing feats of strength 💪
During his visit, he rolled frying pans, hammered a nail into a piece of wood with his hand 🤯 and even ripped phone books in half! Thanks for visiting, Ruben, and for reminding us to “Never Quit!”
03/20/2026
Our rehabilitation team knows children are not just small adults. They require specialized care to heal, recover and reach their fullest potential.
ANY pediatric provider can refer patients to Shriners Children’s Lexington for physical and occupational therapy.
For an appointment, ask your child’s doctor for a referral!
03/19/2026
March is National Social Work Month, so we’re celebrating the incredible impact of our social workers, Logan and Faith 💖
Together, they help ensure every family feels supported and cared for. Join us in thanking them for all they do! 🫶✨
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In April 2017, Shriners Hospitals for Children Medical Center — Lexington opened a brand new ambulatory care center. The Shriners Medical Center was designed to provide the highest quality of care to more than 14,000 children in the most comfortable environment possible – regardless of the family’s ability to pay.
Comprehensive Care:
· Board-certified physician specialists in the fields of pediatric orthopedics, anesthesia and rehabilitation, perform initial evaluation and ongoing care at the medical center. Physician office visits and the ambulatory surgery center are all provided by a team dedicated to caring for children.
· Care managers are assigned to each patient and ensure that care received at the medical center is coordinated with services provided at home.
· Radiology department is equipped with 2 X-Ray rooms and an EOS Imaging Center (first in Kentucky), a unique, ultra-low dose radiation X-Ray system.
· Pediatric Orthotic and Prosthetic Services — Lexington is located within the medical center offering a full range of custom-designed pediatric orthotic and prosthetic services, including upper and lower extremity prosthetic care, scoliosis bracing and a wide spectrum of pediatric orthotic services.
· The motion analysis center at Shriners Medical Center provides detailed motion assessments of patients performing different tasks (walking, reaching, breathing, etc.) and uses the information collected to help doctors develop care plans for each patient. Our interdisciplinary team includes pediatric orthopaedic surgeons, bioengineer, physical & ocuupational therapists, kinesiologist and technician.
