Arun Hariharan, MD, MS

03/02/2026

The 2026 Unlimbited Foundation Barrels & Bites was a strong night for an even stronger cause!

Thank you to everyone who showed up, supported, and helped raise funds for children with limb differences. the impact of this community is real, and i'm grateful to be part of it!

03/02/2026

Barrels & Bites 2026 was a strong night for an even stronger cause!

Thank you to everyone who showed up, supported, and helped raise funds for children with limb differences. the impact of this community is real, and i’m grateful to be part of it!

02/18/2026

Here’s our latest rockstar and advocate!

Today in the OR we had music from Miles Hoyt on the playlist during his scoliosis surgery. Miles is a 13-year-old musician from Florida who has Stargardt disease, a condition that causes progressive vision loss and has left him blind. He uses his talent to raise awareness and funds for retinal disease research through fundraising events and live performances, continuing to advocate for progress in vision-loss research while sharing his music.

Check out his music at youtube.com/channel/UCPVqf5Fws9aBbhCAp3NH1qQ/videos

02/02/2026

Ortho 🤝 Neuro

01/27/2026

Celebrated a special milestone as one of our complex spine patients marks her birthday during recovery. She is now recovering after two weeks of halo traction followed by spinal fusion and continuing her postoperative course with close multidisciplinary support.

We’re proud of her progress and wishing her a very happy birthday as she continues healing!

01/23/2026

Madison was diagnosed with scoliosis in 2020, and despite bracing, physical therapy, and continued care, her curve and pain continued to progress—impacting school, swimming, and daily life. At 13, she underwent tethering surgery, supported by a dedicated medical team that helped turn fear into confidence and recovery.

Today, Madison is back in the pool and back at school, reflecting the progress made through her treatment and support system.

01/05/2026

Emily underwent a selective thoracic fusion, a surgical approach that corrects the primary thoracic curve while allowing the lumbar curve to correct over time naturally. Preserving lumbar motion is key to maintaining flexibility, and outcomes like this help explain why she’s able to move comfortably and continue her dance without limitations.

12/31/2025

12/22/2025

A little holiday cheer in the clinic never hurts! 🎄 Moments like this bring smiles to patients, families, and staff, and remind us how meaningful the simple things can be.

12/15/2025

Congenital hip dislocation and developmental dysplasia of the hip (DDH) occur when the hip joint is not properly seated in the socket, limiting stability and normal development. Treatment often involves a combination of closed reduction, casting, bracing, and in select cases, pelvic or femoral osteotomy to improve joint coverage and long-term hip health.

With early identification and appropriate management, many children go on to achieve excellent alignment and age-appropriate mobility.

Listen in as Alyssa, one of our PAs, describes some of the findings and treatment options.

12/01/2025

Danielle, a high school color guard student, was treated for scoliosis after her curve progressed and began affecting her daily life. Surgical correction helped restore proper alignment and stability, and she’s now doing well in her recovery—getting back to the activities that matter most to her.

Her progress reflects the resilience we see in so many young patients, and it’s rewarding to support that forward momentum.

11/18/2025

Isabella was born with hip dysplasia and femur anteversion, and despite early bracing, the issues weren’t fully corrected. As she grew, the pain escalated—disrupting sleep, limiting movement, and beginning to shape her daily life. After years of ongoing symptoms, she and her family made the difficult decision to pursue surgery.

She underwent a Periacetabular Osteotomy (PAO) and femoral derotation surgery to address the areas contributing most to her pain and instability, helping restore alignment and relieve the mechanical stress driving her symptoms. Today, she’s living with almost no pain and returning to the activities that matter most to her.

Her strength throughout this journey reflects the resilience we see in so many young patients—and it’s a privilege to support that progress.