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We're All In the Athletic Department.
You might not think you’re an athlete if you don’t play a professional sport. But sports medicine is about more than treating injuries on the field. Sports medicine is about learning to live an active, healthy lifestyle by improving performance, preventing and treating injuries, and developing a lifelong relationship caring for your body—pushing the limits of what your body can achieve.
Because whether you play basketball, run triathlons, or do yoga, we're all in the athletic department.
Interdisciplinary Sports Medicine Care
We offer comprehensive health services that take an integrative approach to being active. Our team includes trainers, sports medicine doctors, physical therapists, wellness coaches, orthopedic surgeons, dietitians, and researchers. We work together to bring you the best care. Services we offer include the following:
- Wellness
- Injury & prevention
- Treatment & recovery
- Performance
Care We Provide
- ACL Injury Protection & Reconstructive Sugery
- Biceps Tendonitis
- Dislocated Shoulder
- Femoroacetabular Impingement
- Frozen Shoulder
- Hip Arthroscopy
- Hip Dysplasia
- Hip Labral Tear
- Kneecap Injuries
- Knee Cartilage Restoration
- Meniscus Tears
- Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome
- Rotator Cuff Tear
- Shoulder Arthroplasty
- Shoulder Arthroscopy
Sports Medicine Clinics
Just because you’re injured doesn’t mean you’re out of the game. Our treatment and recovery services increase your strength, range of motion, and endurance so you can get back to the activities you love as quickly as possible. We also treat people with injuries that limit their day-to-day activities, like amputations and concussions.
Orthopaedic Injury Clinic
Women's Sports Medicine Clinic
Concussion Clinic
Our specialists help athletes of all ages manage concussions.
Physical Therapy Clinics
When it comes to performance, you set ambitious goals. But you can’t get in top shape without practice. Whether you dance, golf, or ski, our trainers and sports medicine doctors work with you to improve your balance, agility, and endurance. We analyze your strokes, strides, and moves to help you become faster, stronger, and more skilled so you can be at the top of your game.
Aquatics Program
Climber's Clinic
Cyclist's Clinic
Learn how to ride pain free or return to biking after an injury.
Dancer’s Clinic
Improve your dancing technique with exercises for flexibility and balance.
Golf Clinic
Our specialists analyze your movements so you can play your best golf game.
Runner’s Clinic
Because proper running form doesn’t always come naturally.
Ski Conditioning
Learn about strength-training exercises that will help you stay on the slopes.
Sportsmetrics
Our Sportsmetrics program helps athletes decrease knee injuries.
Wellness
Whether you’re an expert athlete or an occasional gym-goer, staying in top shape is about more than being strong. You need to stay well. Staying well includes eating healthy foods, exercising your muscles, and building bone density. We offer nutrition classes, personal training sessions, and rest and relaxation activities so you can develop a healthy, balanced relationship with staying active.
Build a Bone
Learn how to strengthen and care for your bone health.
Massage
Massages can help you stay well after traumatic injuries and even chronic conditions like MS or cerebral palsy.
Nutrition
Eating healthy foods is a big part of staying well.
PEAK
PEAK offers health workshops, seminars, and fitness testing so you can achieve your personal best.
Personal Trainer
A personal trainer can help you meet both your fitness and wellness goals.
Pilates
Pilates strengthens and tones your muscles so you can stay relaxed and fit.
More Resources
When to See a Sports Medicine Doctor
What Exercises Are Best to Balance With Running?
Running is a great way to improve your physical and mental health. But runners should alternate their running with other sports like swimming, biking, or weightlifting.
Physical Therapy Can Help You In More Ways Than You Might Think
Did you know that physical therapy can help you get moving more quickly after a surgical procedure? It can also help you recover faster after an injury.
3 Things Parents Should Know About Concussions
Concussions should be taken seriously. But parents shouldn’t let their fear of concussions keep their children from playing sports or getting the exercise they need.