Sports Medicine specializes in treating all types of arthritis, using a range of treatments to reduce your pain, keep you moving, and slow down joint damage.

Sports medicine involves treating athletic injuries and fully rehabilitating your body so you can get back into the game. Though competitive athletes have a higher risk of suffering a sports injury, anyone who’s active can end up with an injury.

If you have disabling joint pain despite conservative treatment, joint replacement surgery may be the best way to restore normal movement and return to a pain-free life.

Fractures need prompt, whole-body care to ensure your bones heal properly and you regain the strength you need to return to your favorite activities.

Many people get in the habit of pushing through their pain, but that’s a bad idea when you have shoulder pain. If you keep using a damaged shoulder, you’re setting yourself up for chronic joint instability.

Between accidents, sports injuries, arthritis, and developmental problems, hip pain can occur at any age. But your risk is highest if you’re an adult who plays sports because 30-40% of the people in this group struggle with chronic hip pain.

Competitive athletes have a higher risk of knee pain, but anyone who enjoys an active life is susceptible to knee injuries and degenerative diseases like arthritis.