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Orthopedics Videos Apr 9, 2019

Because Today Is Tomorrow’s Time to Beat

It’s no secret that Texas Longhorns can be pretty competitive, especially in sports, but you don’t have to be a Texas athlete to get top-notch care here at UT Health Austin’s Sports and Injury Clinic. Our expert providers specialize in sports injuries of all types that affect athletes of all levels, and they work with you as a team to deliver comprehensive, whole-person care to help you stay healthy and in the game.

Common conditions and injuries we diagnose and treat:

  • Our team of providers specialize in diagnosing and treating athletic injuries including: sprains and strains, ligament and tendon tears, fractures, dislocations, multi-ligament injuries, tendonitis, joint injuries, injuries that require surgical intervention and more.

Our approach:

  • For some patients, nonsurgical interventions such as lifestyle modifications, physical therapy, medication and injections can help improve pain and function, while surgery may be the best course of action for others. Whatever your needs, our team is here to listen and work with you to develop a treatment plan that is right for you.

Our goal:

  • Here at the Sports and Injury Clinic, our goal is to provide you with comprehensive, whole-person orthopedic care to help you meet your goals and get back to the activities that are important to you.

To learn more about UT Health Austin’s Sports and Injury Clinic and conditions we treat, visit here. To make an appointment with the team, visit here or call 1-833-UT-CARES (1-833-882-2373).

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