The experts in our Fracture Clinic specialize in caring for broken bones. Depending on the child and the nature of the injury, a cast may be needed to treat the break. Learn more about our Fracture Clinic, located at our Frisco campus, and what it is like to have a cast removed. Watch the video. When you arrive:

• Check in at the Fracture Clinic desk and complete a health history questionnaire.
• A Child Life specialist can be available to talk with you, to make sure the experience is smooth and enjoyable, plus they can prepare you for what to expect.
• The cast technician will let you look at the tools beforehand and will explain what is going to happen.

During the removal:

• You can wear head phones, if you are sensitive to loud sounds.
• Some people even think it tickles.

After the cast comes off:

• Try not to scratch the skin.
• Blot warm water on the area if the skin itches.
• You can use lotion on the skin, but not right away. Speak with your provider before using lotion.
• A follow up X-ray may be needed.
• Your provider will then examine you, to confirm the bones are properly healing.

Learn more about our Fracture Clinic and walk-in hours or call 469-515-7200 to schedule an appointment.