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When pain or an injury starts affecting how you move through your day, it can feel frustrating and limiting. We see patients for joint pain and sports medicine concerns with a focus on understanding what’s really going on and talking through non-surgical care and rehab options that make sense for your situation.
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Joint discomfort and sports injuries don’t always show up with a clear reason. That’s why we take time to really listen first. We go over your symptoms, review your history, examine the area, and check how your movement and strength are being affected. If you’re looking for a joint pain doctor or sports medicine doctor, our goal is to understand the full picture before anything else.
Then we discuss what we’re seeing and what might be appropriate for you. This may involve imaging, physical therapy, activity modifications, bracing, or specific injections, depending on your situation. In our sports medicine clinic, we see a wide range of injuries, whether it be a sudden injury or a chronic condition such as joint stiffness, tendon pain, arthritis pain, etc. Your plan is made based on your assessment and can be modified as you go along.
We like to keep things simple, so you know what to expect before you arrive.
First, we discuss your symptoms, when they began, how active you are, past injuries, and what you think may be causing your current symptoms.
Then, we look at the area of concern, checking for movement, strength, and stability, as well as how symptoms present with normal movement.
We discuss previous imaging or other tests such as X-rays, MRI, or ultrasound if necessary, to gain a better understanding of what is occurring.
After reviewing it, we will explain to you what we have discovered and the non-surgical treatment options available to you, which might be rehab, activity modification, bracing, or injections.
We stay involved as your care continues, adjusting recommendations based on progress, goals, and return-to-activity needs when appropriate.
Every visit is shaped around your symptoms, activity level, and what we find during your evaluation.
We take a close look at pain, stiffness, and movement to understand how the joint is functioning in real life.
Sudden injuries and overuse injuries that can often be caused by sports, exercise, or repetitive activities are evaluated.
Strength, balance, and movement patterns are checked to determine how your condition is affecting your day-to-day activity or performance.
Existing scans can be reviewed, or other imaging such as MRI or ultrasound may be arranged if necessary to obtain more clarity.
We discuss treatments, such as therapy, bracing, injections, or activity modification as necessary, in simple terms.
If rehab is part of your care, we help coordinate a plan that matches your diagnosis, activity level, and recovery goals.
This visit may be a good fit if you’re dealing with ongoing joint or activity-related concerns.
We see patients with ongoing discomfort or stiffness that affects movement, work, or daily routines.
We evaluate sprains, strains, and injuries that happen during sports, exercise, or physical activity.
We help with tendon and repetitive-use issues that build up over time from training, work, or activity.
We evaluate joint pain and stiffness associated with arthritis, which reduces comfort and mobility.
A frequent assessment of knee and shoulder problems is for a ligament, tendon, cartilage, or instability problem.
If you’re looking for a sports injury doctor, we help evaluate injuries affecting your ability to stay active or return to sport.
If pain or injury is slowing you down, we can take a closer look and talk through what your options may be.
We take time to go over coverage details so you know what to expect before your visit.
Prior to your appointment, there is a chance for us to go over your insurance information, and we can tell you what may be covered for evaluation, imaging, or treatment services.
Services depend on the type of service, and we accept Medicare and various major commercial insurance plans, such as Horizon, BCBS, Aetna, Cigna, and UnitedHealthcare.
Additionally, if your injury is covered by Workers' Compensation or auto insurance (as applicable to your case), we will work with them as well.
When a joint pain treatment is suggested, we discuss the cost and coverage information beforehand, and you can decide if this is the right treatment for you.
Here are some frequently asked questions patients have prior to their visits.
We talk through your symptoms, review your history, and examine movement, strength, and stability. From there, we discuss whether imaging or non-surgical care may be appropriate.
If pain, weakness, or limited movement is affecting your activity or daily life, it’s a good time to get evaluated. We also see gradual overuse and tendon-related issues.
Not usually. Many cases are managed with non-surgical care like therapy, bracing, activity changes, or injections depending on the injury.
No. We treat anyone with activity-related injuries or joint concerns, whether they’re active in sports or just trying to stay mobile.
We review your options together, which may include therapy, imaging, injections, or activity guidance based on your condition and goals.
These services often connect with joint and sports-related concerns.
We evaluate ongoing joint conditions and provide non-surgical care options.
We assess knee injuries, arthritis, and movement-related knee issues.
We evaluate shoulder pain, tendon issues, and mobility limitations.
We treat hip-related pain and stiffness with a conservative care approach.
