Built for Athletes. Designed for Your Goals.
Every athlete has a goal and our sports medicine specialists are dedicated to helping you reach it safely. Whether you're recovering from an injury, managing pain, or working to elevate your performance, our team delivers specialized care designed to get you back stronger, faster, and ready to compete.
How It Works
Our team offers a comprehensive list of services:
Concussion Care
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Imaging
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Massage & Accupuncture
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Pain Management
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Performance Training
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Physical Therapy
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Podiatry
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PRP Injections
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Sports Medicine Physicians
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Rehab - Return to Sports
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Athlete Education and Resources
Performance starts with knowledge. Our athlete education resources are designed to help you understand your injury, improve movement, and make informed decisions about your recovery and training.
Explore expert-led videos, recovery guidance, and sport-specific insights created by our clinical team to support you at every stage of care.
Understanding Common Injuries in Athletes
- Diagnosis and Recovery of SLAP Tears
- Protecting Your Rotator Cuff: Prevention, Treatment, and Recovery
- Pediatric Sports Injuries: When Rest Isn’t Enough
- Hydration and Joint Health: Why Athletes Need More than Water
Frequently Asked Questions
How to tell if you have a concussion?
How to Tell if You Have a Concussion
The symptoms and signs of a concussion typically show up soon after an injury. However, some symptoms may not appear until hours or even days later. If you or your child has suffered a blow to the head and are showing any of the following signs or symptoms, you should see a doctor for further evaluation.
Concussion Symptoms
- Headache or “Pressure” in the Head
- Nausea or Repeated Vomiting
- Balance Problems or Dizziness
- Sensitivity to Light
- Sensitivity to Noise
- Feeling Sluggish, Hazy, Foggy, or Groggy
- Concentration or Memory Problems
- Confusion
- Doesn’t “Feel Right” or “Feels Down”
Signs of a Concussion
- Appears Dazed or Stunned
- Confusion About a Task
- Forgets an Instruction
- Unsure of Game, Score, or Opponent
- Moves Clumsily
- Answers Questions Slower Than Normal
- Loses Consciousness
- Mood, Behavior, or Personality Changes
- Can’t Recall Events Before or After Being Hit
How quickly can an athlete get back to action?
At IBJI, our goal is to help you get back into action as quickly and safely as possible. Athletes who seek care sooner can often begin with more conservative treatment options and return to their goals faster. Our sports medicine specialists create personalized treatment plans designed to support recovery, performance, and long-term health.
Should I go to OrthoAccess or schedule directly with a specialist?
Whether you experience a sudden twist, acute injury, or slowly developing pain, IBJI’s Access App can help guide your next steps. You can connect with a licensed clinician, receive real-time advice about your injury, and determine whether you should visit one of IBJI’s OrthoAccess Immediate Care Clinics or schedule directly with a specialist.
How do I know the difference between soreness and injury?
Normal soreness typically improves with rest and recovery, while an injury may cause persistent pain, swelling, instability, or limited movement. Whether it’s a sprained ankle at soccer practice or shoulder pain after a workout, the clinicians on IBJI’s Access App can help assess your symptoms and guide you toward the right care — helping you skip the ER, save time, and get personalized treatment.
Why choose IBJI for your sports care?
From youth athletes to weekend warriors to professional competitors, athletes at every level trust IBJI for expert sports medicine care. Our team includes experienced physicians, physical therapists, athletic trainers, and performance specialists who work together to help you recover, prevent injury, and perform at your best.
Explore IBJI’s Sports Video Library
- Tips & Advice on Marathon Races with Dr. Jason Hurbanek
- Knee-related Endurance Sports Injuries with Dr. Eric Chehab
- Elbow & Shoulder Golf Injuries: Treatments & Tips with Dr. John Ross
- 4 Golf Warm-up Exercises for Healthy Hips
- Keeping Kids Safe with School Sports & Activities with Dr. Albert Knuth
- Shoulder Dislocation Season with Dr. Steven C. Chudik


















