Sports Medicine for Bone, Muscle, and Joint Issues
Renown Sports Medicine assesses injuries and other concerns that impact one’s daily activities. Our board-certified sports medicine specialists provide examinations and will refer to an additional sub-specialist or for a diagnostic test as needed. This practice can see children ages three and older, as well as adults. Many specialties, testing and physical therapy require a provider referral, which makes Renown Sports Medicine an ideal first step for the following issues:
- Sprains, strains and acute muscle injuries
- Joint pain or swelling, bone pain, arthritis and mobility issues
- Tendonitis and overuse issues
- Concussions
- Fractures
- Spine Pain (neck or lower back)
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Renown Outpatient Physical Therapists Brendan and Jessica Ryder see a lot of knee injuries in their practices. In this video, they demonstrate how to do a proper squat and other moves to strengthen your glute muscles and protect your knees.
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