Getting back in the game fast matters, but getting back the right way matters more.
Common Sports Injuries Treated
Sprains, strains, rotator cuff irritation, tennis and golfer’s elbow, and ankle sprains make up a large share of what’s seen in the office, spanning weekend recreational athletes and serious competitors alike.
The Approach to Getting Back to Activity
Adjustments to restore joint motion are paired with a graded return-to-activity plan, since rushing back into full training before mechanics are restored is one of the more common ways minor injuries become recurring ones.
Frequently Asked Questions
How soon can I get back to training?
It depends entirely on the injury and how it responds to initial care. Dr. Devine builds a graded return rather than clearing patients all at once, to reduce the risk of re-injury.
Do you work with athletes who don’t have a specific injury, just want to perform better?
Yes, some patients come in purely for mobility and mechanics work aimed at performance, not injury recovery.