Sports Medicine Injury Clinic
If you need evaluation for a sports or exercise-related injury that occurred within the past seven days, we offer an early morning walk-in sports medicine injury clinic Monday to Friday to get you back in action.
MU Health Care is proud to partner with Mizzou Athletics as team physicians to provide the best care possible for the Mizzou Tigers. Just like the Tigers, our sports medicine doctors and specialists work as a team to achieve great results.
Mizzou Athletics players and coaches trust us for their medical care during games, practices, training camps and beyond, and you can, too. Inside Missouri Orthopaedic Institute, you can expect the same expert care we provide to the Mizzou Tigers on the field, on the court, on the mat and outside of competition.
We keep Tigers — and Tiger fans — at the top of their game with expertise, quality care and compassion. From broken bones and muscle injuries to diet and fitness, our team works with you to create a care plan personalized to your sport goals and needs so we can get you back in action as quickly as possible.
If you need evaluation for a sports or exercise-related injury that occurred within the past seven days, we offer an early morning walk-in sports medicine injury clinic Monday to Friday to get you back in action.
Every athlete’s story is as unique as the personalized care we offer them. The following are real stories of our patients and sports medicine specialists working together to get our athletes back to doing what they love.
An offensive lineman since he started playing in 7th grade, Pickens has played center as well as right guard and tackle, working hard to keep his quarterback upright and open gaps for his running backs. But during the first quarter of his teams' final regular-season game, he got hit from the front and back at the end of a play. The unexpected contact forced Jake to fall in an unnatural way.
Read his storyDrevyn Seamon’s freshman season as a sprinter on the Rock Bridge High School track team had barely begun when he felt a jolt of pain in his upper leg at practice. At first, he thought the problem might go away on its own, but he soon realized that wasn’t the case.
Read his storyIn January 2020, Jackson was playing in a beach rugby tournament in Florida. In the final minutes of the last match of the tournament, Jackson swooped in to make a tackle, but as he took the opposing player to the ground, he heard a pop in his left knee.
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