How do I book an appointment with the Paley Institute?
This section is designed for current and prospective patients. If you have any questions about the Paley Institute, please see Contact Us. If you are interested in booking an appointment, please see Schedule an Appointment. Sign up for a Patient Portal account on Athena. This will allow you to check appointments and make secure payments online.
What is the patient Resources section of the Paley Institute website?
Welcome to the Patient Resources section of the website for the Paley Institute! This section is designed for current and prospective patients. If you have any questions about the Paley Institute, please see Contact Us.
How do I contact Paley Orthopedic&Spine Institute?
Fill out the form to get in touch with Paley Orthopedic & Spine Institute. 901 45th Street Kimmel Building, West Palm Beach, Florida 33407, United States of America
What is on the patient care section of the website?
In addition, this section of the website includes important information for current patients with regards to treatment, including Patient Care Guides on Pin Care, External Fixator Management, and Spica Cast. For inspiring stories and photos from our patients, please see Patient Stories.
What is Paley Institute?
At the Paley Institute, we treat a variety of complicated congenital and acquired orthopedic conditions in children. Some of the complex diagnoses we treat include Achondroplasia, Arthrogryposis, Fibular Hemimelia, Perthes Disease, Radial Club Hand, Scoliosis, Tibial Hemimelia and more.
What is Paley Orthopedic and Spine Institute?
The Paley Orthopedic & Spine Institute offers coordinated, concierge care throughout all stages of treatment. Our entire staff of over 40 employees, including physicians, physician assistants, medical assistants, physical and occupational therapists, orthopedic technologists, and office staff, all work in one building: the Kimmel Building, on the campus of St. Mary’s Medical Center. This allows our staff to communicate quickly and effectively, ensuring the highest level of coordinated care for each of our patients.
What is Haley Nebraska's condition?
Haley Nebraska, United States Congenital Femoral Deficiency. I can only say good things about our experience with the Paley Institute. When Haley was six weeks old, the Shriners wanted to amputate her leg. She was born with proximal focal femoral deficiency (PFFD), also known as congenital femoral deficiency (CFD).
Who published articles on rotationplasty?
Dr. Paley Published Articles on Rotationplasty for CFD, Tibial Hemimelia, and Fibular Hemimelia.
What is Paley Orthopedic and Spine Institute?
Paley Orthopedic & Spine Institute corrects orthopedic deformities for patients throughout a lifetime. From child to adult, the Institute creates life-changing hope for patients around the world.#N#For more than 30 years, Paley Orthopedic & Spine Institute has been providing concierge care to patients with bone and joint conditions ranging from minor fractures to the most complicated of limb or spine deformities.#N#As the world leaders in reconstructive orthopedic surgery, the Institute provides patients with the most advanced, effective treatments customized to their individual needs. Paley Orthopedic & Spine Institute is committed to raising the standard and outcomes of orthopedic surgery worldwide.#N#Located at St. Mary’s Medical Center in West Palm Beach, Florida, the Institute welcomes patients from near and far, coming from all over the globe to attain life-changing care.
What was Sylvie's diagnosis?
Sylvie was diagnosed with Neurofibromatosis type 1 (NF1) and Congenital Pseudarthrosis of the Tibia (CPT). Despite her parents efforts to seek treatment, she fractured her tibia standing still in the bathtub just three weeks after her first birthday. The bones wouldn’t heal; and the outlook was grim after hearing that there was only a 50% chance of achieving bone union with surgery and a 100% chance of re-fracture even if union were achieved. This was coming from doctors at the top-ranked pediatric orthopedic hospital in the nation!
What is clinical expertise?
The level of clinical expertise equals the overflowing compassion and personalized experience delivered by the Patient Care Coordination Team. Families can trust they will receive the world class comprehensive medical care, and world-class compassion.
What is the Patient Care Coordination Team?
The world-class surgeons and the personalized approach of the Patient Care Coordination Team provide comprehensive second opinions and consultative support for referrers to assure patients achieve the right diagnosis and the right access to care the first time around. As a Center of Excellence in highly complex orthopedic clinical services, the Institute seeks global partnerships to expand its footprint and advocacy through referral treatment, professional consultancy, and physician training that supports the entire lifespan of families in need of orthopedic care.
Why did I receive two bills for my outpatient office visit?
Mary’s Medical Center: one for the physician or physical therapy services from Tenet Florida Physician Services and one for outpatient hospital services from St. Mary’s Medical Center (e.g. x-rays or EOS).
What types of bills could I receive after surgery?
The bill you receive may contain multiple itemized bills, including inpatient, physician services, medical equipment, anesthesiologist, radiologist, and hospitalist. If you have any questions about understanding your bill, please contact the Paley Institute at 561.844.5255 or toll-free at 844.714.5293.
Can I authorize someone else to talk to you about my bill and other healthcare issues?
Yes. After you complete and return the signed form, we will be able to talk about your bill with the person who you have authorized. We require your written authorization to protect your privacy and to keep your medical information confidential. We do not require written authorization to discuss a medical bill with a parent or legal guardian.
Does insurance cover Paley Institute?
No. While your insurance may consider the Paley Institute to be in-network, not all services may be considered in-network. Oftentimes insurance companies have negotiated contracts with particular providers to provide laboratory, x-ray, physical therapy, and other services. Your insurance company may not cover x-rays, laboratory services, ...
Do you accept my insurance?
To find out if our doctors are considered in-network with your insurance you should contact your insurance company. Please contact them before your visit to the Paley Institute. If you are visiting from out-of-state, be sure to ask if your insurance has out-of-state benefit coverage. Your insurance carrier should also be able to inform you of any copays, coinsurance, or deductibles you may be responsible for.
