Sports Medicine Services

Sports Medicine Services in Chestnut Hill

Our Sports Medicine specialists treat a wide range of athletic-related injuries and conditions, including surgical and non-surgical treatment options. We also provide strategies and exercises to help prevent injury.

In some situations, we provide same-day appointments to evaluate your injury, and we work closely with the Rehabilitation Therapy team at Chestnut Hill to customize your treatment program for you. Chestnut Hill also features an on-site radiology suite to help diagnose your injury in one location, with CT scan, ultrasound and diagnostic X-ray.

Conditions We Treat

Our specialists treat the full spectrum of orthopedic disorders and conditions affecting all areas of the body:

Shoulder
- Acromioclavicular sprains (shoulder sprains)
- Adhesive capsulitis (frozen shoulder)
- Arthritis
- Bursitis
- Dislocations and subluxations
- Fractures
- Impingement syndrome
- Rotator cuff strains and tears
- Rotator cuff tendonitis
- Shoulder laxity
Knee
- ACL tears
- Anterior knee pain
- Arthritis
- Articular cartilage injuries
- Colateral ligament sprains & strains (MCL and LCL)
- Cruciate ligament tears
- (ACL and PCL)
- Knee dislocations and subluxations
- Fractures
- Malalignment
- Meniscal cartilage injuries
- Quadriceps and patellar tendonitis
Hand and wrist
Elbow (tennis, golfer's, throwing injuries)
Ankle and foot (turf toe)
Hip and thigh
Muscle injuries
Sports concussions

Treatment Options

Non-Surgical Expertise

Our staff believes in conservative, non-surgical treatment whenever possible, which can include:

Counseling on lifestyle changes, such as adjusting workouts or losing weight to ease joint pain
Medications and injections to reduce inflammation and discomfort
Physical and occupational therapy to improve strength and balance
Assistive devices such as braces and shoe modifications to provide external stability
Trigger point injections and dry needling for muscle pain

Surgical Options

We use advanced methods to evaluate and treat injuries when needed, including:

Minimally invasive procedures for shoulder, knee, elbow, wrist, hand, ankle and foot injuries
Arthroscopic techniques for shoulder, knee, elbow, wrist, hand, ankle and foot injuries
Non-invasive (non-surgical) and rehabilitation therapies for overuse injuries and chronic pain