I am able to treat patients hands-on and it is gratifying to see results very quickly. Also, I was heavily involved in sports as I grew up and now enjoy taking care of the next generation of young athletes.
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pediatric sports medicine, fractures, shoulder injury/impingement, knee injury, hip injury/impingement, limb inequality, Blounts disease, bowleg, toe walking, ankle injury, arthroscopic surgery
Sarah Steward, MD, is an attending pediatric orthopedic surgeon at Dayton Children's. In addition to practicing general ped
iatric orthopedic surgery and fracture care, her expertise is pediatric sports medicine. Dr. Steward is working to grow the pediatric sports medicine program at Dayton Children's and provides the surgical care of sports injuries within a comprehensive team of practitioners that is uniquely focused on the child athlete. She is a Beavercreek native and played college basketball at Marquette University and also for one year professionally in Finland.
Learn more about why Dr. Steward chose orthopaedic surgery as her specialty and what her approach will be when you come to see her.
Scheduling in-person appointments for new patients only. For follow-up, second opinion or video visit appointments, please call 937-641-3010
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11/09/21
Always treated excellent at this facility my choice to come to
11/08/21
I appreciate Dr. Sarah taking the time to listen to us and answer our questions. She didn't rush us during our appointment, helps us to feel confident in what she's telling us and that she takes our concerns into consideration. Thank you so much.
09/27/21
We like that Dr. Steward is very thorough. She thinks outside the box. She tries to make sure she does the least that she has to do to keep my daughter safe. Like, she doesn't do anything that...that is not required. So, she made sure that we didn't do a surgery where we had to cut her bone. She wanted to make sure that she was not done growing and her just ordering x-rays. It was, you know, just that extra step, showed that the bone wasn't done growing. So, stuff like that, we really appreciate. When Elizabeth came in for a follow up with her, her knee, she...Dr. Steward noticed that she had something going on with her finger, and we didn't even say anything. She...she brought it up and had been having pain for about a month. She ordered some tests and follows up with everything. So, she's very thorough, we like her, she does a great job. Thank you.
09/13/21
My daughter has gone to Ortho Clinic multiple times, often. The clinic is running 1-2 hours behind. I take my child out of school and this last appointment and I removed her from school over an hour early, and we were not seen to almost an hour and a half after our visit. So, this is super frustrating and extremely difficult to have confidence, in the provider because no one is taking the time to make sure she has enough time for her appointment. We were also frustrated, because there was a lack of communication from her office, and physical therapy department, and a sports metrics Department, often we had to reach out multiple times to ask, for x-rays asked, for a follow up appointments and even asked for the exercises that our daughter had to do at home. While her recovery is going, well, and I don't see her skills. The scheduling and the communications are definitely lackey. Thank you.
"Growing" pains, achilles tendon injury, ACL injury, Ankle Injuries, Blounts Disease, bowlegs, broken bone, Bunions, burners, bursitis, Curly Toes, DDH (hip dysplasia), disk herniation, dislocations, Femoroacetabular impingement, Flat Feet, foot pain, Ganglion Cyst, General Fracture Care, golfers elbow (medial epicondylitis), Growth plate injuries, Hammer toes, hand deformity, Hip Impingement, Hip Injuries/Pain, hip pain, Ingrown Toenails, joint pain, jumpers knee, labral tear, LCL injury, Limb Length Inequality (LLI), little league elbow, MCL injury, Meniscus injury, Musculoskeletal tumors, osgood-schlatter disease, Osteogenesis imperfecta, overuse injury, patellar dislocation, patellar femoral syndrome, PCL injury, Perthes disease, plantar fasciitis, rotator cuff injury, severs disease, Shin splints, Shoulder impingement syndrome, shoulder instability, Shoulder Pain, Slipped capital femoral epiphysis, Snapping hip, sprain, stingers, strain, Stress fractures, subluxation, tennis elbow (lateral epicondylitis), thigh pain, Toewalking, Torticollis, UCL injury
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