Sports Medicine in Allen, Texas

Plano Orthopedic Sports Medicine provides various sports medicine services for athletes of all levels in Allen, TX. Our team of experienced and knowledgeable doctors is dedicated to helping patients achieve physical fitness and peak performance while recovering from injury and preventing future injuries.

Whether you are a high school athlete, a college student-athlete, a professional athlete, or a recreational athlete, we have the expertise to help assess your athletic needs. We provide comprehensive evaluations and personalized treatment plans tailored to each patient’s individual situation. We specialize in sports-related conditions that require diagnosis, management, and rehabilitation, including but not limited to ligament sprains/tears, fractures, tendonitis/tendinosis, stress fractures, and joint swelling/pain.

Allen, TX, is home to many active individuals who enjoy participating in sports and other physical activities. Unfortunately, injuries can occur while playing these activities and can lead to a decrease in performance or even long-term medical issues. The best way to prevent future injuries is by receiving the proper care from qualified Sports Medicine doctors.

At Plano Orthopedic Sports Medicine and Spine Center, our experienced team of Sports Medicine doctors specializes in treating and diagnosing sports-related injuries. We offer preventative care, such as strength and conditioning programs, to help athletes prepare for physical activity and reduce the risk of injury. Our experienced doctors also provide rehabilitative and recovery care to help athletes return to their normal activities as quickly and safely as possible.

If you are looking for Sports Medicine doctors in Allen, TX, we have a team specializing in helping athletes of all levels recover from injuries, enhance performance and prevent future injury, contact Plano Orthopedic Sports Medicine today! We look forward to helping you reach your goals with comprehensive treatment plans customized to fit your individual needs. Call us today or visit us online to learn more!

What is Sports Medicine?

Sports medicine deals with physical fitness by improving the bodys performance, recovering from injury, and preventing future injuries related to sports and exercise. You may be a young athlete, a high school or college athlete, a professional athlete or just a recreational athlete all of whom participate in sports for competition or fun. Almost all individuals who exercise and are active at some point in their life will have an injury due to their sport, whether minor or major.

Plano Orthopedic & Sports Medicine Center is here to help you recover and get back to the sport you love.

Our goal is to effectively evaluate your injury and not only provide the best treatment options available, but also get you the fastest and safest results so you can enjoy your active lifestyle as soon as possible.

Plano Orthopedics has several doctors who are team physicians not only for local high schools but also for minor league teams. During the football season we provide a Saturday morning clinic available to all athletes in need of immediate orthopedic evaluations. We ask that you bring your insurance card and proper identification to the Saturday morning clinic for treatment.

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Sports can be hard on your joints and if you have a joint problem, your surgeon may want to try an Arthroscopy (knee and shoulder scope).

This lets your surgeon see inside your joint with a small, thin camera called an “arthroscope.” It can be used on any joint, but let’s see it in the knee.

ACL injuries

This injury is a tearing of the ACL ligament in the knee joint. The ACL ligament is one of the bands of tissue that connects the femur to the tibia. An ACL tear can be painful. It can cause the knee to become unstable.

Rotator cuff tears

The rotator cuff is a group of muscles and tendons in each shoulder. It holds your upper arm bone in your shoulder socket. It keeps your arm stable while allowing it to lift and rotate. Too much stress on the rotator cuff can cause a tear. This can be a painful injury.