Who is the Primary Care Sports Medicine Patient?
Sports medicine primary care physicians can treat anyone who is physically active and help them prevent injury and maintain their physical activities.
Sports medicine primary care physicians can treat anyone who is physically active and help them prevent injury and maintain their physical activities.
As fall begins, football season does too. Regardless of the level of football you play the risk of injury is still there. Read our blog post to learn more.
Staying active is the key to healthy aging. Read our blog for ways to keep your body moving without causing wear and tear to your joints.
Learn to recognize common soccer injuries you or your child may have, and when and how they should be treated.
Read about the different treatment options for an ACL tear. This blog includes the different graft options as well as tips to make the process better.
Dr. Alexander Croog explains how parents can best help their children avoid injuries when playing baseball.
Sports medicine physician Dr. Steve Reece gives tips on ways parents can support their student-athlete children.
Kris Paley, durable medical equipment equipment services manager, explains how to use knee braces, slings and boots properly and gives tips for first-time users.
Dr. Kwadwo Owusu-Akyaw explains how the Stryker Pivot Guardian table is the best option for hip arthroscopies.
Tips from the OrthoVirginia Sports Performance team so teen athletes can make the best nutritional choices for themselves.