Orthopaedic surgeons care for people who have injuries or conditions affecting the musculoskeletal system of bones, joints, muscles, tendons and ligaments. Their work includes:

• Treatment with medications, casting, surgery and recommendations for physical therapy and rehabilitation.
• Counseling to help prevent injuries and slow any damage caused by chronic conditions.

Our orthopaedic surgeons hold board certifications in orthopaedic surgery. They also have advanced training in orthopaedic surgery, orthopaedic trauma surgery and sports medicine.

Primary care sports medicine physicians have training and experience in sports medicine and primary care. They care for sports- or activity-related musculoskeletal injuries and conditions, providing:

• Nonsurgical treatment including medications, injections and recommendations for physical therapy and rehabilitation.
• Primary and family care for overall health and wellness, including injury prevention and management of chronic conditions.

Our primary care sports medicine physician has board certifications in sports medicine and family medicine and fellowship training in sports medicine.

Sports cardiologists provide care for athletes and active people who have cardiovascular conditions (affecting the heart and blood vessels). With a background and training in sports medicine, they provide:

• Nonsurgical treatment to manage all types of heart conditions and symptoms.
• Coordination of your care with interventional cardiologists for vascular conditions and electrophysiologists for conditions that affect the heart’s structure or electrical system.

Our cardiologist has board certifications in cardiovascular disease and internal medicine and fellowship training in cardiovascular disease.

Sports physical therapists provide physical rehabilitation for active people who have musculoskeletal conditions and injuries. They offer:

• Exercise programs to heal sports injuries and improve sports movements, dance movements and other physical functions.

• Training and education to prevent or reduce the risk of injury.

All of our sports therapists are licensed in physical or occupational therapy, and many have doctorate-level training and board certifications in orthopedics, dance medicine and sports medicine.

Sports psychologists provide psychological counseling services to athletes of all levels and disciplines to help improve their athletic performance. Some of the areas in which our doctors support patients include:

• Developing mental strategies to overcome setbacks
• Learning coping skills to manage pressure and anxiety
• Building self-esteem and confidence after an injury
• Substance abuse

Sports nutritionists are trained to work with athletes to prepare balanced meals that will help them achieve optimum performance and meet their fitness goals. They help patients design personalized diets for training and competition to enable them to maintain the right levels of fat and muscle composition that fit their needs. They offer one-one-one nutrition counseling on:

• Eating for optimal muscle recovery
• Optimizing macronutrients and micronutrients intake for your body type
• Strategizing what to eat for endurance training and competition
• How to properly gain lean mass and lose excess body fat