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Specialized Care for Sports-Related Injuries
We provide targeted, evidence-based treatments to help you return to your activities stronger and more resilient.
Sport Medicine Treatments We Offer
Ankle sprains occur when the ligaments supporting the ankle are overstretched or torn, usually due to twisting or rolling the ankle.
Treatment includes rest, ice, compression and elevation (RICE), along with bracing, physical therapy, and possible injections such as PRP or corticosteroids.
If you’ve suffered an ankle sprain, our specialists can help you regain stability and prevent future injury.
An Achilles tendon tear is a rupture of the tendon that connects the calf muscles to the heel, often resulting from sudden stress or trauma.
Treatment options include immobilization, physical therapy, and surgery to reattach the tendon.
Recover your strength and mobility with our specialized Achilles tendon treatments.
A fracture refers to a break or crack in the bone, often caused by trauma such as a fall or impact.
Treatment depends on the severity and location of the break, ranging from casting and bracing to surgical intervention for complex fractures.
Trust our experienced team to manage your fracture and guide you through recovery.
Knee sprains and ligament tears happen when the ligaments in the knee are stretched or torn, causing pain and instability.
Treatment options include physical therapy, bracing, injections such as PRP or corticosteroids and ultimately, possible surgery.
Let us help you get back on your feet with comprehensive knee injury care.
A meniscus tear occurs when the C-shaped cartilage in the knee joint is damaged, often during sports or physical activity.
Treatment may involve physical therapy or minimally invasive arthroscopic surgery to repair or remove the damaged tissue.
Our team can provide the best treatment options for meniscus injuries, ensuring a swift recovery.
A rotator cuff tear involves damage to the shoulder’s tendons, usually from overuse or sudden injury.
Treatment ranges from physical therapy and injections of PRP and corticosteroids to surgical repair.
Regain full shoulder function with our expert rotator cuff treatments.
A shoulder dislocation occurs when the upper arm bone slips out of the shoulder socket, typically after a traumatic injury.
Treatment involves manual realignment, immobilization, and physical therapy to restore strength and stability.
If you’ve dislocated your shoulder, our specialists can help you recover quickly and prevent recurrence.
Tennis elbow maybe caused by acute trauma such as impact or overuse of the forearm muscles, leading to pain on the outer elbow and weakened grip strength
Treatment may include rest, bracing, physical therapy and injections of either PRP or corticosteroids for for pain relief.
Ease the pain of tennis elbow with our targeted treatment plans.
Golfer’s elbow maybe caused by acute trauma such as impact or overuse of the elbow, often due to repetitive arm movements
“Treatment may include rest, bracing, physical therapy and injections of either PRP or corticosteroids for get back to your activities pain-free with our specialized golfer’s elbow treatments.
Pitcher’s elbow refers to pain and inflammation in the inner elbow due to repetitive throwing motions, common in baseball players.
Treatment options include rest, physical therapy, and sometimes surgical intervention for severe cases.
Let our experts help you recover from pitcher’s elbow and prevent further injury.
Cartilage injuries occur when the smooth tissue in the joints is damaged, leading to pain, swelling, and limited movement
Treatment options range from physical therapy and injections to arthroscopic surgery for cartilage repair.
Restore joint function and mobility with our advanced cartilage repair treatments.
An ACL tear is a common knee injury, especially in sports, involving a torn anterior cruciate ligament.
ACL reconstruction surgery replaces the damaged ligament with a graft to restore knee stability.
Trust our skilled surgeons to guide you through a full ACL recovery with personalized care.
A PCL tear, typically resulting from trauma, involves damage to the posterior cruciate ligament in the knee.
PCL reconstruction surgery uses a graft to restore stability and function to the knee joint.
Get back to full strength with our minimally invasive PCL reconstruction procedures.
Yes, each of our locations takes pride in being registered with the Agency for Health Care Administration (AHCA) and achieving accreditation by The Joint Commission. With these two associations, we ensure our patients receive the highest-quality care coupled with detailed attention to patient safety throughout the process.
Surgery is usually arranged 3 to 4 weeks after your visit with the surgen. This time interval allows to complete any required medical clearances and lab work. That said, we understand the impact of severe pain and can often expedite the surgery date if required.
Although every patient in situation is unique, often times a minimally invasive surgical approach may be available. At University Orthopedic Care, our surgeons utilize the most advanced approaches for numerous benefits:
Choosing the right orthopedic specialist is essential for optimal recovery, and experience plays a critical role in achieving the best outcomes.
Look for a specialist with board certification and advanced fellowship training in relevant areas like joint replacement or complex fracture care.
At University Orthopedic Care, our board-certified experts bring years of experience and utilize cutting-edge technology to treat a variety of conditions. We specialize in managing traumatic injuries and offer a comprehensive range of treatments, including minimally invasive procedures and regenerative medicine.