Appointments within 24 business hours. Virtual visits available.
At Henry Ford we believe in treating the whole athlete — which means our team of sports medicine specialist are interconnected across multiple disciplines in orthopedics, cardiology, neurology, ophthalmology, ear nose and throat, nutrition, primary care, physical therapy and athletic training. They work with athletes at all levels, to develop a personalized treatment approach to get you back in the game.
Henry Ford Sports Medicine are the official team physicians for the Detroit Pistons, Detroit Lions, Detroit Marathon, as well as dozens of universities, colleges and high schools, and You!
Coach Herb Brogan’s football program enjoys a range of services provided by Henry Ford Allegiance Sports Medicine including professional athletic trainers.
A video visit with your doctor can be scheduled through MyChart. This offers the same high quality healthcare expertise from your doctor, with the added convenience of not having to travel to the doctor’s office.
Get the facts about baseline concussion testing before your sports season begins. This important screening tool can help guide your treatment if you get a concussion.
Many athletes are concerned about reaching peak performance after a long time off or after recovering from a COVID-19 infection. Two experts weigh in.
Pacing yourself isn't always easy. To prioritize getting back into exercise and avoid burnout, try these 7 strategies.
Athletes who feel pain, tingling, numbness or cramping in their lower calves could have a circulation issue--one that requires a doctor's intervention. An expert shares what to know about this syndrome, commonly known as "jogging disease."
The key is planning and prevention, say Henry Ford sports medicine experts.
Henry Ford Health System study finds that a non-opioid approach is just as effective.
Henry Ford Health System study finds that surgery extends career, return to play is faster without it.
Dr. Eric Makhni advocates for avoiding overlapping seasons, controlling pitch counts to reduce the risk for injury.
