St. Joseph Health sports medicine doctors have the specialized knowledge and experience it takes to help you recover fast and come out stronger than ever and puts you in control.
When a joint injury or disease stops you from competing, it takes an expert in orthopedic sports medicine to make an accurate diagnosis and develop a treatment plan that works fast to get you back in the game. The sports medicine physicians of St. Joseph Health are experts.
Our sports medicine physicians understand that athletes are different. They are driven by an unquenchable enthusiasm for their sport. Athletes are in tune with their bodies and willing to work hard to recover and get back to competing.
The first step in recovery process is to discover the extent and severity of an injury by being assessed by an Athletic Trainer.
When a joint injury or disease stops you from competing, it takes an expert in orthopedic sports medicine to guide the healing process in a way that respects your athleticism and your competitive drive.
If your child is a middle or high school student who recently experienced a sports injury, we can help.
St. Joseph Health orthopedic sports medicine resources include a sports medicine clinic located adjacent to St. Joseph Health Orthopaedic Associates in College Station, and a state-of-the-art sports medicine and athletic training center right on the campus of Texas A&M University that is staffed by a sports medicine physician and athletic trainers. We have the sports medicine physicians, support staff and equipment you’ll need to get back to your sport quickly, safely, and stronger than ever.
“Dr. Iero and his team valued my health and they valued my athleticism. They got me back in the game and I’m stronger than ever!”
-Meshach Joshua, Patient
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