The purpose of this protocol is to create an electronic registry to house phenotypic information from patients with all types of bone conditions. The initial focus of this registry will be to include U.S. patients with achondroplasia. Once populated by co-investigators with particular interest, expertise and large clinical populations with these bone conditions, the collective data can be queried to pursue clinical research questions pertaining to health outcomes and treatment options for patients with these complex conditions. The registry is longitudinal in nature with the functionality to retrospectively enter patients' clinical data from the prenatal period up through the most recent encounter, with all intervening data entered in a chronologic fashion. The database has been created in RedCap, a publicly available database format created by researchers at the University of Miami specifically for academic researchers collaborating across multiple research sites. The rationale for creating such a database is simple; achondroplasia is relatively rare so collaboration among researchers is essential to gather similarly affected patients to answer common clinical research questions. The goal is to better understand the natural history and treatment outcomes for these patients.