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Whether you're an athlete pushing your limits or someone who loves to stay active, injuries can happen. Finding the right sports medicine doctor is key to getting back on your feet and back to doing what you love. These specialized doctors focus on preventing, diagnosing, and treating injuries related to sports and exercise. They understand how your body moves and the demands placed on it during physical activity, helping you heal safely and effectively.
A sports medicine team can do more than just treat injuries; they can also help you improve your performance, prevent future problems, and guide you through rehabilitation. From aches and pains to more serious sprains or fractures, a sports medicine expert has the knowledge to help you recover. Use our directory to find a highly qualified sports medicine professional near you who can support your journey to health and fitness.
Conditions treated
- Ankle Sprains
- Knee Injuries
- Shoulder Pain
- Concussions
- Stress Fractures
- Tendonitis
- Muscle Strains
- Shin Splints
- Runner's Knee
- Golfer's/Tennis Elbow
Common procedures
- Physical Exam
- Diagnostic Imaging
- Injections (Cortisone)
- Bracing/Taping
- Rehabilitation Plans
- Surgical Referrals
- Concussion Management
- Performance Optimization
When to see a sports medicine
- If you have persistent joint pain after exercise.
- If you experienced an injury during a game or workout.
- If you're struggling with limited movement or stiffness.
- If you feel a 'pop' or sudden pain in a joint.
- If you want to prevent injuries in your sport.
First visit
During your first visit, the doctor will ask about your symptoms, medical history, and physical activity. They will perform a physical exam and may order tests like X-rays or MRI to understand your condition. Together, you'll discuss a personalized treatment plan.
Typical cost
An initial sports medicine visit typically costs $150-$400 out-of-pocket before insurance, but with insurance, you'll usually pay a copay or coinsurance.
Insurance
Most health insurance plans cover sports medicine visits, especially when for a diagnosed injury or condition.
How to choose the right sports medicine
- 1Look for board certification in Sports Medicine.
- 2Consider their experience with your specific sport or injury.
- 3Check if they are in-network with your insurance plan.
- 4Ask about their approach to patient communication.
- 5Read patient reviews and testimonials.
- 6Inquire about telehealth options for follow-ups.
- 7Ensure they emphasize non-surgical treatment first.
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