Sports Medicine

The form comes home in a backpack in August, and suddenly the season hinges on one appointment. Your daughter needs a signed sports physical before the first practice, tryout lists are filling up, and the coach wants the paperwork by Friday. Families across SE Portland call us with some version of this every summer, usually

Tom felt his knee buckle during a weekend soccer match, hearing the pop that every athlete fears. The sharp pain and immediate swelling told him something serious had happened. Like many active Portlanders, he faced the uncertainty of how serious this was and if sports medicine could handle it or if the emergency room was

Portland is a city of active people. Runners on the Springwater Corridor, cyclists on the Eastbank Esplanade, youth soccer leagues in Clackamas County, pickup basketball, weekend hikers, and adult recreational leagues across every sport. When you are active, injuries are part of the equation. The question is not always how to avoid them entirely but

The hit looked routine. Your son went up for a header in the second half, landed awkwardly, and jogged off the field on his own. He said he was fine. But something looked a little off, and by the time you got to the car, he had a headache. Two days later, he is still