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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.
Our specialists understand the unique physical demands and health risks associated with a range of different sports. We care for injuries related to:
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.
Learn how sports acupuncture treats pain and can speed up recovery - plus ways to prevent future injuries and stay active.
A lack of conditioning, uneven outdoor surfaces, and sport-specific movements can cause spring sports injuries. But minor injuries don't always mean you'll miss games.
Before you launch into a workout, you need to warm up your joints and muscles.
Pickleball helps people of all ages get active and have fun. Learn where this game gets its name, basic rules and how to avoid pickleball elbow.
Falls are largely preventable, come learn how in this free educational class presented by Henry Ford Macomb Outpatient Rehabilitation.
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.
