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The Sports Medicine Center

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The University Orthopedics Sports Medicine Center takes pride in supporting the many communities we serve. We serve as team physicians for many professional, collegiate and high school athletic teams in our area. High school teams served include the communities of Barrington, Rogers, Portsmouth, Middletown, Portsmouth Abbey and St. George's.

Providence Bruins, American Hockey League Affiliate of the Boston Bruins

Providence Bruins

American Hockey League Affiliate of the Boston Bruins

New England Collegiate BASEBALL LEAGUE

Newport Gulls

New England Collegiate Baseball League

Newport Rugby Football club

Newport Rugby

Newport Rugby Football Club

Brown bears

Brown University

Brown Bears

Salve Regina University

Salve Regina University

Salve Regina Athletics sponsors 19 NCAA Division III varsity sports for men and women. The Seahawks compete in CCC, NEFC, NEISA, ECAC Northeast, and ECAC East.

Roger Williams University

Roger Williams University

RWUHawks.com
RWU includes 22 outstanding varsity athletic teams whose achievements speak for themselves.

Rogers
Portsmouth
Middletown
Portsmouth Abbey
St. George's
 Events:
ATP World Tour Tournament

Barrington High School Athletics

Supporting the Barrington Eagles High School Athletics

ATP world tour tournament

ATP World Tour

ATP Wold Tour Tournament

Newport Tennis Hall of Fame tournament

Newport Tennis

Newport Tennis Hall of Fame Tournament

Volvo Ocean Race, Round the World

Volvo Ocean Race, Round the World

A Volvo Ocean Race crew includes eight sailors plus one non-sailing multimedia reporter onboard the standard teams. All-women teams can race with 11 sailors plus one non-sailing multimedia reporter.

US Lacrosse

USA Lacrosse Men's National Team

(International)

Festival ballet Providence

Festival Ballet Providence

(Dance)

The Sports Medicine Center at University Orthopedics includes a team of physicians, physician assistants and therapists working together to treat orthopedic injury specific to sports, athletics and other activities where the patient is trying to return to a high level of activity. This can include a variety of specialists at University Orthopedics, including but not limited to, the following physicians:

About the Sports Medicine Center at University Orthopedics

At University Orthopedics, we want you to get back in the game, whether that means sports, work, or just everyday life. We provide specialized care for our surgery and rehab patients, as well as those suffering from work-related or sports injuries.

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We specialize in providing comprehensive sports medicine services including the diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation of athletic injuries. Regardless of the level of the athlete — recreational, high school, college, or even professional — University Orthopedics strives to get every injured athlete back to their favorite sport or recreational activity. Rehab efforts are designed to relieve pain, strengthen the joints, muscles and tendons, and then simulate the activity required in the specific sport.

Our physicians, for example, are proficient in the latest minimally invasive surgery techniques that enable most patients to have surgery and to be home the next day.

Helping people return to their favorite sport with a team of physicians and therapists

We want you to get back in the game at University Orthopedics, whether that means sports, work or just everyday life. We provide specialized care for those people suffering from sports injuries.

The specialty of sports medicine involves evaluation, treatment and rehabilitation of the injury, as well as focusing on prevention of future re-injury. This emphasis on prevention ensures a positive recovery, an improved quality of life, a safe return to sports.

Our sports medicine physicians have worked with athletes who are expected to perform at peak performance in demanding sports like football, basketball, hockey, baseball, etc. This experience also helps us address the special needs of the weekend athlete who wants to recover from injury to perform at the same pre-injury level with sports like running, golf or tennis. We try to provide this attention to every patient who visits our practice and wants to get back to their favorite sport.

Regardless of the level of the athlete — recreational, high school, college, or even professional — our goal is to help the injured athlete back to their favorite sport or recreational activity. Rehab efforts are designed to relieve pain, strengthen the joints, muscles and tendons, and then simulate the activity required in the specific sport.

The University Orthopedics Sports Medicine Center includes board-certified orthopedic surgeons who are fellowship-trained in their specialty, the highest level of medical training in the U.S. The center includes diagnostics like X-ray and MRI, along with an exercise gym with physical therapists experienced in knee, foot/ankle, shoulder, elbow and hand injury. This rehab team takes a comprehensive approach to treating sports injuries all emphasizing an active approach to recovery. If surgery is necessary, the University Orthopedics physicians are trained in the latest minimally invasive surgery techniques that enable most patients to have surgery and to be home the next day.

Dealing with the young athlete

Sports medicine experts across the U.S. have noticed that there is an alarming trend in “professional-level” injuries among young athletes. The number of youth injuries is reaching epidemic proportions and young athletes are experiencing overuse injuries at a younger and younger age. The high rate of youth sports injuries is fueled by an increase in overuse and trauma injuries and a lack of attention by coaches to proper injury prevention.

Overuse injuries impact young athletes in the short term but often lead to long-term consequences. Having proper preventive measures such as pre-participation physicals, stretching, cross-training, hydration and open communication about pain among all participants (coaches, athletes, parents and healthcare providers) can help aid recovery and avoid long-term consequences.

Our objective is to help the teen athlete to mature into an adult without long-term sports ailments into adulthood.

Videos

University Orthopedics is the official orthopedic provider of Brown University Athletics. Head Men's Basketball Coach Mike Martin talks about the care our team provides for his as well as the treatment he also received as a player.

 

Sports Medicine Physicans talk about covering Brown University Athletics

 

University Orthopedics is the official orthopedic provider of the Providence Bruins. UOI sports medicine Drs. Fadale, Hulstyn and Owens discuss providing care for the Bruins AHL affiliate.