Sports Injuries

At Quincy Medical Group, our fellowship-trained sports medicine team knows how athletes think. Thanks to specialized training and experience, our experts can design personalized treatment programs based on your injury, your sport, whether or not you are in season, and many other factors to optimize your recovery.

We work closely together with athletes, parents, coaches, and trainers. Our goal is your safe and fast recovery with as little impact on your season as possible.

Our team approach gives you access to all the care you need, whether it is minimally invasive surgery, physical therapy or follow-up with other specialists, such as neurologists for concussions.

Conditions We Treat

We treat all sports injuries, including:

• Achilles injuries
• Concussions
• Dislocations
• Elbow injuries
• Fractures
• Knee injuries (ACL/MCL tears, patellar tendon tears)
• Strains and sprains
• Shoulder injuries
• Tendonitis

Whenever possible, we use conservative treatments like rest, physical therapy, and bracing. If injuries are severe or complex, we also offer advanced surgical care to help return athletes to full function.

Surgery for Sports Injuries

Every sports injury is unique and sometimes you may need more than rest and rehab. In cases where surgery is the best course of action, our QMG Orthopedic Surgeons are ready. Our seasoned team has a wealth of experience to help you get back on the field, track, or court.

We offer advanced, minimally invasive procedures that provide faster recovery times. Whether it’ a fracture or a complex ligament tear, we will take care of you from injury through recovery.

Our minimally invasive and open surgeries, include:

• Achilles tendon repair
• Cartilage surgeries such as drilling/microfracture, removal of damaged cartilage and transplants
• Knee surgeries, including arthroscopy, ACL repair, MCL repair, meniscus repair, and patella repair
• Shoulder surgeries, including arthroscopy, Bankart repair, labrum repair, SLAP lesion repair, subacromial decompression, and rotator cuff repair

After surgery, you’ll work closely with our physical therapists and sports medicine primary care physicians to recover and return to play.