Sports Medicine Playbook

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*Option 1 – Concussion

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*Option 3 – Nutrition appointments

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PLAYBOOK SPORTS MEDICINE

Welcome

At UH Drusinsky Sports Medicine Institute, we pride ourselves on providing patients of all ages with quality care, delivered by specialists and subspecialists who are fellowship-trained in sports medicine With UH Drusinsky Sports Medicine Institute as the official health care provider for your school or organization, you or your student-athlete will benefit from the following:

• Multifaceted sports medicine approach. In this playbook, you will find a comprehensive list of the sports medicine services we offer Our multifaceted approach, along with the expertise of leading-edge sports medicine specialists, ensures that you and your student athlete will receive the most appropriate and responsive treatment

• Convenient locations. The UH Drusinsky Sports Medicine Institute program is located throughout our 13-hospital system with multiple outpatient primary care clinics and physical therapy centers

We sincerely value the opportunity to work with you.

JAMES E. VOOS, MD

Chair, Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center, UH Drusinsky Sports Medicine Institute

Charles H. Herndon Chair, Department of Orthopaedic Surgery

Jack and Mary Herrick Distinguished Chair in Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine

Head Team Physician, Cleveland Browns

Executive Director, Haslam Sports Innovation Center

Professor, Case Western Reserve University

School of Medicine

MICHAEL J. SALATA, MD

Gretchen and Gregg Levy Family Chair in Sports Medicine

Director, Joint Preservation & Cartilage Restoration Center

Young Adult Hip Program

Associate Team Physician, Cleveland Browns

Gretchen and Gregg Levy Family Chair in Sports Medicine

Spotlight: Michael J. Salata, MD

Michael Salata, MD, is entering his eleventh season as team physician for the Cleveland Browns Dr Salata is the Gretchen and Gregg Levy Family Chair in Sports Medicine and the Joint Preservation and Cartilage Restoration Center at University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center and Associate Professor, Department of Orthopedic Surgery at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine Dr Salata’s clinical focus is on cartilage restoration, meniscus surgery and the arthroscopic treatment of orthopedic pathology affecting the hip, knee, shoulder and elbow

After graduating from Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine, Dr . Salata completed his orthopedic surgery residency at the prestigious University of Michigan Hospitals System where he was chosen to act as Chief Resident and selected to be a part of the American Orthopaedic Association Emerging Leaders Conference Dr Salata served as an assistant team physician for the Division I University of Michigan football and hockey teams while in Ann Arbor He also assisted with the coverage of Division I Eastern Michigan University football and basketball

He completed his sports medicine fellowship training at the world-renowned Rush University Medical Center in Chicago, under the guidance of Drs Bach, Cole, Romeo, Bush-Joseph, Verma and Nicholson As a sports medicine fellow at Rush, Dr Salata served as the assistant team physician for the Chicago White Sox, Chicago Bulls, Chicago Steel and Chicago Public High Schools, gaining experience treating athletes at all levels of competition After the completion of his sports and shoulder fellowship at Rush, Dr Salata pursued additional specialized training in the field of hip arthroscopy under the direction of Dr Shane Nho in Chicago and he has been instrumental in the creation of the young adult hip program here at University Hospitals He was recently selected to participate in multicenter research on hip arthroscopy outcomes with the Academic Network of Conservational Hip Outcomes Research (ANCHOR) group

As a clinician-scientist, Dr Salata is an active contributor to orthopedic surgery literature, publishing numerous journal articles and book chapters to help advance the field of sports medicine His research interests include cartilage repair and restoration, meniscus repair and transplantation, ligament reconstruction techniques and hip arthroscopy Dr Salata is a recipient of the esteemed Arthroscopy Association of North America (AANA) Research Award, and is a member of ISHA (International Society for Hip Arthroscopy), International Cartilage Repair Society, American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons and the American Orthopaedic Society for Sports Medicine Dr Salata has trained five hip fellows and spearheaded the ACGME accreditation of the UHDSMI Orthopaedic Sports Medicine Fellowship and serves in the role of fellowship director

Spotlight: James E. Voos, MD

James E Voos, MD, is entering his eleventh season as head team physician for the Cleveland Browns Dr Voos is chair of the Department of Orthopedic Surgery, Jack and Mary Herrick Distinguished Chair in Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine at University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center and Professor, Department of Orthopedic Surgery at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine In 2024, Dr Voos was unanimously elected President of the NFL Physicians Society (NFLPS)

Originally from Kansas City, Dr Voos earned his medical degree from the University of Kansas He completed his orthopedic surgery residency and sports medicine fellowship at the U S News & World Report’s No 1 ranked Hospital for Special Surgery in New York, where he was an assistant team physician for the New York Giants and WNBA New York Liberty

Dr Voos previously served as a team physician for the Kansas City Chiefs and as head physician for the Kansas City Ballet He currently volunteers as a team physician for local collegiate, high school and youth sports Dr Voos also serves as medical director for the Cleveland Marathon and the Cleveland Ballet Dr Voos has published more than 90 scientific publications and book chapters His areas of expertise include wearable performance technology, surgical treatment of ACL and multi-ligament knee injuries, shoulder instability, hip FAI and elbow Tommy John injuries Dr Voos is currently vice president of the NFL Physicians Society and has served as a member of the NFL Musculoskeletal Committee Dr Voos’ wife, Kristin, is a neonatologist They have three children, Kalli, K C and Klara

“University Hospitals is thought to be a leader in Northeast Ohio, indeed in the whole country, on sports medicine,” says Dr Voos “The sports medicine program we’re developing changes the way we care for athletes ”

Complete care doesn’t mean only treating injured athletes, Dr Voos emphasizes, but also must include injury prevention and viewing the athlete as a whole . “We’ve always done a great job of caring for athletes after they’re injured, treating them efficiently, safely and getting them back to play in a timely manner,” he says

Sports medicine’s new mission is to coordinate efforts among different medical specialties, such as injury prevention, physical therapy, nutrition, sleep, cardio-fitness and concussion care –“Things that fall outside of the typical musculoskeletal injuries,” Dr Voos says “We want to be a resource for the entire athlete Come to University Hospitals for any sports-related health problem, and we’ll help you optimize your performance and your overall well-being ”

Dr. James E. Voos attending to an injured Cleveland Browns player.

Athletic Trainers

UH provides sports medicine services via direct athletic trainer and team physician coverage to over 70 high schools and colleges in Northeast Ohio Our athletic trainers are health care professionals who collaborate with the team physicians to optimize athletes’ ability to participate in their sports

An athletic trainer is educated in the prevention, examination and diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation of injuries and certain medical conditions in order to minimize re-injury and to facilitate the safe return to athletics Athletic trainers also participate in UH-sponsored return-to-play and performance enhancement programs, along with research opportunities, to establish evidence to justify such programs to maximize an athlete’s performance

The following services and benefits are included by having a UH certified athletic trainer at your school:

• Expedited appointments and direct access to the team physician when needed

• Access to the Healthy Roster injury tracking program, including the ability for secure communication among the athletic trainer, coaches and parents

• On-site medical care for home and away interscholastic practices, events and competitions

• Assistance with the development of emergency action plans to maintain the safety of athletes

• Sport-related educational offerings for athletes, coaches and parents

• Consultation with coaches on pre-season, in-season and off-season conditioning programs and performance training

• Concussion management in collaboration with concussion-trained physicians

Interested in a UH Athletic Trainer?

If you are interested in discussing the placement of an athletic trainer in your school or securing athletic trainers for your sporting events, contact UH Drusinsky Sports Medicine Institute administrator, Lisa Piazza at 216-844-3184

Orthopedic Sports Medicine

The orthopedics program at University Hospitals is recognized as one of the best in the country and takes a collaborative approach to the diagnosis and treatment of orthopedic conditions With new leadership and a new NFL partnership, UH is revolutionizing the way sports medicine care is delivered The multifaceted sports medicine program offers comprehensive specialty and subspecialty care Our highly trained orthopedic physicians received their education from prestigious national and international institutions, and they work across multiple disciplines to determine the best possible course of action throughout the entire diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation process

As a group, as well as on an individual level, these widely-published physicians are advancing the field of sports medicine Through our robust research program, the team explores innovative and leadingedge techniques with a focus on implementing their research outcomes to ultimately enhance player performance, prevent future injury and optimize overall health for athletes at all levels of play From elite professionals to school-aged youth athletes, and the middle-aged weekend warriors in between, our athletes receive total care that allows them to regain movement and see performance improvements

Surgeons at UH Drusinsky Sports Medicine Institute use a minimally invasive approach to treatment whenever possible Many surgical techniques today are less invasive, and the procedures result in less pain, less bleeding and shorter recovery time, allowing athletes to get back in the game faster UH prides itself on ensuring patients receive the most appropriate, responsive treatment, and all of our sports medicine services are available at multiple outpatient primary care clinics and physical therapy centers

Sports Medicine Expertise Close to Home

UH Cleveland Medical Center 11100 Euclid Avenue Cleveland, Ohio 44106 216-983-PLAY (7529)

UH Rainbow Babies & Children’s Hospital 2101 Adelbert Road Cleveland, Ohio 44106 216-285-6030

UH Ahuja Medical Center 3999 Richmond Road Beachwood, Ohio 44122 216-983-PLAY (7529)

UH Amherst Health Center 917 N Lake Street, Suite 100 Amherst, Ohio 44001 440-597-4013

UH Broadview Heights Health Center 5901 Royalton Road, Suite 1400 Broadview Heights, Ohio 44147 440-792-9055

UH Brunner Sanden Dietrick Wellness Center 8655 Market Street Mentor, OH 44060 440-833-2010

UH Conneaut Medical Center 158 West Main Road Conneaut, Ohio 44030 1-855-884-1858

UH Elyria Medical Center 630 East River Street Elyria, Ohio 44035 440-329-2800

UH Fairlawn Health Center

3800 Embassy Parkway, Suite 250 Fairlawn, Ohio 44333 330-664-9898

UH Geauga Medical Center 13207 Ravenna Road Chardon, Ohio 44024 440-285-5004

UH Geneva Medical Center 870 West Main Street Geneva, Ohio 44041 1-855-884-1858

UH Independence Medical Center 6150 Oak Tree Boulevard, Suite 150A Independence, Ohio 44131 440-743-8150

UH Parma Medical Center 7007 Powers Boulevard Parma, Ohio 44129 440-743-4900

UH Portage Medical Center 6847 North Chestnut Street Ravenna, Ohio 44266 1-844-208-9371

UH Richmond Medical Center, Richmond Heights Outpatient Campus UH Regional Hospitals 27100 Chardon Road Richmond Heights, Ohio 44143 216-983-PLAY (7529)

UH St. John Medical Center 29000 Center Ridge Road Westlake, Ohio 44145 440-835-8000

UH Samaritan Medical Center 1025 Center Street Ashland, Ohio 44805 419-207-BONE (2663)

UH Avon Health Center

1997 Healthway Drive, 2nd Floor, Suite 203 Avon, Ohio 44011 440-988-6800

UH Mayfield Village Health Center 730 SOM Center Road Mayfield Village, Ohio 44143 216-983-PLAY (7529)

UH Medina Health Center 4001 Carrick Drive Medina, Ohio 44256 216-983-PLAY (7529)

UH Mentor Health Center 9000 Mentor Avenue Mentor, Ohio 44060 216-983-PLAY (7529)

UH North Ridgeville Health Center 32800 Lorain Road North Ridgeville, Ohio 44309 440-406-5550

UH Sheffield Health Center Center for Orthopedics 5001 Transportation Drive Sheffield Village, Ohio 44054 440-329-2800

UH Streetsboro Health Center 9318 State Route 14, 2nd Floor Streetsboro, Ohio 44241

UH Solon Health Center 34055 Solon Road Solon, Ohio 44139 216-983-PLAY (7529)

UH Twinsburg Health Center 8819 Commons Boulevard Twinsburg, Ohio 44087 216-983-PLAY (7529)

UH Suburban Health Center 1611 South Green Road South Euclid, Ohio 44121 216-983-PLAY (7529)

UH Westlake Health Center 960 Clague Road, Suite 3110 Westlake, Ohio 44145 216-983-PLAY (7529)

UH Westshore Primary Care 26908 Detroit Rd Westlake, Ohio 44145

Center of Orthopedic Surgery 1 Infinity Corporate Centre Drive, Suite 160 Garfield Heights, Ohio 44125

UH at T3 Performance 1965 Recreation Lane Avon, OH 44011 216-983-PLAY

UH Drusinksy Sports Medicine Institute at UH Ahuja Medical Center

Our new 40,000 square foot, multi-story complex is the premier community destination for the highest quality orthopedic and sports medicine care, offered in a friendly, patient-centered setting Services at the facility includes the following specialty amenities and features:

Orthopedic Injury Clinic.

Our orthopedic injury clinic offers dedicated imaging and diagnostic services for orthopedic and sportsrelated emergencies Walk-ins are welcome and appointments will not be necessary

On-Site Surgical Services.

A dedicated surgical center, ensures seamless and timely access to a full spectrum of orthopedic surgeries and procedures

Rehabilitation and Training.

A sports performance center featuring a 40 yard turf, basketball court, a therapy pool, state-of-the-art training equipment and more to help you recover from injury and achieve your athletic goals

Conditioning and Performance Assessments.

Expert recommendations and assessments to keep your body strong, measure your progress and minimize your risk of future injury

Personalized Support.

The complex offers supportive services such as pre-operative classes to prepare patients and set expectations; patient navigators to reduce anxiety and guide patients throughout their care journey; and comprehensive rehabilitation plans to speed recovery

Additional Onsite Services.

Patients have seamless access to other specialty care including sports cardiology, concussion and neurological care, nutrition services and postoperative pain management alternatives

Orthopedic Sports Medicine Providers

JAMES E. VOOS, MD

UH Drusinsky Sports Medicine Institute at UH Ahuja Medical Center

3999 Richmond Road, 2nd floor

Beachwood, Ohio 44122

UH Westlake Health Center 960 Clague Road, Suite 3110 Westlake, Ohio 44145

MICHAEL SALATA, MD

UH Drusinsky Sports Medicine Institute at UH Ahuja Medical Center 3999 Richmond Road, 2nd floor

Beachwood, Ohio 44122

UH Medina Health Center 4001 Carrick Drive, Suite 160 Medina, Ohio 44256

ROBERT GILLESPIE, MD

UH Drusinsky Sports Medicine Institute at UH Ahuja Medical Center 3999 Richmond Road, 2nd floor

Beachwood, Ohio 44122

UH Mayfield Health Center 730 SOM Center Road Mayfield Village, Ohio 44143

ALLISON GILMORE, MD

UH Cleveland Medical Center 11100 Euclid Avenue

Bolwell Floor 5, Suite 5100 Cleveland, Ohio 44106

UH Ahuja Medical Center 1000 Auburn Drive

Kathy Risman Pavilion, Suite 210 Beachwood, Ohio 44122

YIANNI APOSTOLAKOS, MD

UH Drusinsky Sports Medicine Institute at UH Ahuja Medical Center 3999 Richmond Road, 2nd floor Beachwood, Ohio 44122

University Hospitals at T3 Performance 1945 Recreation Lane, Suite 138 Avon, Ohio 44011

UH St John Medical Center 29000 Center Ridge Road Westlake, Ohio 44145

MICHAEL KARNS, MD

UH Geauga Medical Center Specialty Clinic 13207 Ravenna Road Chardon, Ohio 44024

UH Mentor Health Center 9000 Mentor Avenue Mentor, Ohio 44060

UH Mayfield Health Center

730 SOM Center Road

Mayfield Village, Ohio 44143

MARTIN LELAND, MD

UH Geauga Medical Center

Specialty Clinic 13207 Ravenna Road

Chardon, Ohio 44024

UH Solon Health Center

34055 Solon Road, Suite 204 Solon, Ohio 44139

UH Twinsburg Health Center 8819 Commons Boulevard, Suite 100 Twinsburg, Ohio 44087

UH Mentor Health Center 9000 Mentor Avenue Mentor, Ohio 44060

UH Streetsboro Health Center 9318 State Route 142 Streetsboro, Ohio 44241

JACOB CALCEI, MD

UH Drusinsky Sports Medicine Institute at UH Ahuja Medical Center

3999 Richmond Road, 2nd floor Beachwood, Ohio 44122

UH Beachwood Medical Center 25501 Chagrin Boulevard Beachwood Ohio, 44122

UH Portage Medical Center

6847 North Chestnut Street, Suite 105 Ravenna Ohio, 44266

UH Streetsboro Health Center 9318 State Route 14 Streetsboro, Ohio 44241

SHANA MISKOVSKY, MD

UH Cleveland Medical Center

11100 Euclid Avenue

Bolwell Floor 5, Suite 5100

Cleveland, Ohio 44106

UH Ahuja Medical Center 1000 Auburn Drive Beachwood, Ohio 44122

UH Mayfield Health Center

730 SOM Center Road Mayfield, Ohio 44143

UH Mentor Health Center 9000 Mentor Avenue, Suite 209 Mentor, Ohio 44060

UH Westlake Health Center 960 Clague Road, Suite 3110 Westlake, Ohio 44145

BRIAN VICTOROFF, MD

UH Cleveland Medical Center

11100 Euclid Avenue

Bolwell Floor 5, Suite 5100 Cleveland, Ohio 44106

UH Mayfield Health Center 730 SOM Center Road Mayfield, Ohio 44143

UH Ahuja Medical Center 1000 Auburn Drive Beachwood, Ohio 44122

UH Solon Health Center

34055 Solon Road, Suite 200 Solon, Ohio 44139

JEFFREY B. SHROYER, MD

UH Independence Health Center 6150 Oak Tree Boulevard, Suite 150A Independence, Ohio 44131

JARED LEVIN, MD

The Center of Orthopedic Surgery, Inc 6789 Ridge Road, Suite 100 Parma, Ohio 44129

The Center of Orthopedic Surgery, Inc

1 Infinity Corporate Center Drive, Suite 160

Garfield Heights, Ohio 44125

UH Broadview Heights Health Center 5901 E Royalton Road Broadview Heights, Ohio 44147

ALAN PANTEK, MD

The Center of Orthopedic Surgery, Inc

1 Infinity Corporate Center Drive, Suite 160 Garfield Heights, Ohio 44125

The Center of Orthopedic Surgery, Inc

6789 Ridge Road, Suite 100 Parma, Ohio 44129

DANIEL ZANOTTI, MD

UH Sheffield Health Center

Center for Orthopedics

5001 Transportation Drive

Sheffield Village, Ohio 44054

UH North Olmsted Health Center

26127 Lorain Road North Olmsted, Ohio 44070

Center for Orthopedics

319 West Lorain Street Oberlin, Ohio 44074

ROBERT ZANOTTI, MD

UH Sheffield Health Center

Center for Orthopedics

5001 Transportation Drive

Sheffield Village, Ohio 44054

Center for Orthopedics

254 Cleveland Avenue Amherst, Ohio 44001

Center for Orthopedics

319 West Lorain Street Oberlin, Ohio 44074

DAVE MARSH, MD

UH Sheffield Health Center

Center for Orthopedics

5001 Transportation Drive

Sheffield Village, Ohio 44054

Center for Orthopedics

254 Cleveland Avenue Amherst, Ohio 4400

UH North Olmsted Health Center

26127 Lorain Road North Olmsted, Ohio 44070

MICHAEL LOPRESTI, MD

UH Ahuja Medical Center

1000 Auburn Drive

Kathy Risman Pavilion, Suite 210 Beachwood, Ohio 44122

UH Suburban Health Center 1611 South Green Road, Suite 027 South Euclid, Ohio 44121

UH Broadview Heights Health Center

5901 East Royalton Road Broadview Heights, Ohio 44147

Primary Care Sports Medicine

The UH Primary Care Sports Medicine physician group comprises experienced physicians trained in the prevention and care of musculoskeletal issues, concussions and other health problems linked to sports injuries Their nonsurgical treatment approach addresses sports- or activity-related injuries and illnesses and focuses on holistic care for the athlete Understanding that many sports injuries can be effectively treated without surgery, our expert physicians strive to utilize minimally invasive treatment techniques to ensure a quicker recovery and return to activity

Starting with the proper medical diagnosis, our highly trained specialists establish individualized treatment plans and personalized goals for safely returning athletes to normal function Armed with a battery of effective medical treatments, our primary care physicians and physical therapists use advanced therapeutic and rehabilitative techniques to provide athlete-specific care

Team Coverage And Community Partnerships

In addition to being the Official Health Care Partner of the Cleveland Browns, Cleveland Monsters and the Cleveland Ballet, UH is committed to covering community sports Team coverage is a unique engagement with the community that allows our physicians to provide comprehensive care to athletes during pre-participation evaluations, in the training room, on the sidelines of the games and during recovery

Additional Partnerships Include:

• Ambassadors Football

• Greater Cleveland Football Coaches Association

• Greater Cleveland Sports Commission

• Five Star Gymnastics

• Mentor Baseball

• RockRollRun Triathlon

• Shaker Baseball

• Shaker Hockey

While functioning as a cohesive team, our physicians, surgeons, therapists, trainers and psychologists work with patients, families, coaches and athletic trainers to provide a complete range of sports medicine services for athletes of all ages In the following pages, you will find more information on some of these specific collaborative programs and how University Hospitals tailors care to each athlete

Primary Care Sports Medicine Providers

JOSHUA BEER, DO

UH Drusinsky Sports Medicine Institute at UH Ahuja Medical Center 3999 Richmond Road, 2nd floor Beachwood, Ohio 44122

UH Mayfield Village Health Center 730 Som Center Road Mayfield OH, 44143

UH Rainbow Chardon Pediatrics 13241 Ravenna Road Chardon OH, 44024

ROBERT FLANNERY, MD

UH Westshore Primary Care 26908 Detroit Road Westlake, Ohio 44145

University Hospitals at T3 Performance 1945 Recreation Lane, Suite 138 Avon, OH 44011

MARY SOLOMON, MD

UH Medina Health Center 4001 Carrick Drive, Suite 220 Medina, Ohio 44256

Pediatric Sports Medicine UH Solon Health Center 34055 Solon Road, Suite 202 Solon, Ohio 44139

UH Broadview Heights Health Center 5901 East Royalton Road Broadview Heights, Ohio 44147

BENJAMIN BOSWELL, DO

UH Cleveland Medical Center 11100 Euclid Avenue Bolwell Suite 5100 Cleveland, Ohio 44106

UH Drusinsky Sports Medicine Institute at UH Ahuja Medical Center 3999 Richmond Road, 2nd floor Beachwood, Ohio 44122

UH Mayfield Village Health Center 730 SOM Center Road, Suite 130 Mayfield Village, Ohio 44143

SEAN CUPP, MD

UH Drusinsky Sports Medicine Institute at UH Ahuja Medical Center 3999 Richmond Road, 2nd floor Beachwood, Ohio 44122

UH Westlake Health Center 960 Clague Road, Suite 3110 Westlake, Ohio 44145

AMANDA

WEISS-KELLY, MD

UH Drusinsky Sports Medicine Institute at UH Ahuja Medical Center 3999 Richmond Road, 2nd floor Beachwood, Ohio 44122

UH Mayfield Village Health Center 730 SOM Center Road, Suite 130 Mayfield Village, Ohio 44143

UH Suburban Health Center 1611 South Green Road, Suite 027 South Euclid, Ohio 44121

UH Westlake Health Center 960 Clague Road, Building A, Suite 1600 Westlake, Ohio 44145

Pediatric Specialties 5850 Landerbrook Dr Mayfield Heights, Ohio 44124

CHRISTOPHER TANGEN, DO

UH Bedford Primary Care

88 Center Road, Suite 250A Bedford, Ohio 44146

SUSANNAH BRISKIN, MD

UH Drusinsky Sports Medicine Institute at UH Ahuja Medical Center 3999 Richmond Road, 2nd floor Beachwood, Ohio 44122

UH Perrico Health Center 4176 State Route 306, Suite 300 Willoughby, OH 44094

Pediatric Sports Medicine

UH Solon Health Center 34055 Solon Road, Suite 202 Solon, Ohio 44139

Solon Rainbow Physicians and Surgeons

UH Solon Health Center 34055 Solon Road, Suite 200 Solon, Ohio 44139

JOCK TAYLOR, MD

UH Broadview Heights Health Center

5901 E Royalton Road Broadview Heights, Ohio 44147

Center of Orthopedic Surgery

1 Infinity Corporate Centre Drive Garfield Heights, Ohio 44125

UH Westlake Health Center 960 Clague Road, Building A, Suite 1600 Westlake, Ohio 44145

UH Suburban Health Center 1611 South Green Road, Suite 027 South Euclid, Ohio 44121

AUSTIN HAINES, MD

UH Brunner Sanden Deitrick Wellness Center 8655 Market Street Mentor, OH 44060

UH Drusinsky Sports Medicine Institute at UH Ahuja Medical Center 3999 Richmond Road, 2nd floor Beachwood, Ohio 44122

LAURA GOLDBERG, MD

UH North Ridgeville Health Center

32800 Lorain Road North Ridgeville, Ohio 44039

UH Westshore Primary Care

26908 Detroit Road Westlake, Ohio 44145

UH Westlake Health Center 960 Clague Road, Suite 3110 Westlake, Ohio 44145

University Hospitals at T3 Performance 1945 Recreation Lane, Suite 138 Avon, OH 44011

Concussion Management

The Concussion Management Program at University Hospitals is a collaborative effort that includes expert care from specialists at UH Neurological Institute, UH Primary Care Institute, UH Rainbow Babies & Children’s Hospital, UH Rehabilitation Services and UH Drusinsky Sports Medicine Institute, as well as other adult and pediatric specialty providers We are committed to evaluating and assisting athletes with concussions to help them return to the game safely

As a health care partner for professional athletes, University Hospitals has neuropsychologists and sports medicine physicians who provide concussion care to these elite professional athletes In addition to this care, our team provides a wide range of services for all levels of athletic skill including college, high school and youth teams, and individuals within the community UH Drusinsky Sports Medicine Institute physicians and neuropsychologists are specially trained and have years of experience managing concussions at all levels of sport

The Concussion Management Program consists of an integrated, multidisciplinary network of concussion specialists who manage all levels of care, including cognitive evaluation, physical rehabilitation, headache management and other common areas impacted by concussion After a head injury, our concussion care begins with a comprehensive evaluation by a primary care sports medicine specialist, followed by further care from a team of specialists, as needed

University Hospitals providers are involved during all phases of care for comprehensive post head-injury evaluation. Team members include:

• Sports medicine specialists

• Primary care physicians

• Dentists

• ENT specialists

• Neurologists

• Neuropsychologists

• Neurosurgeons

• Physical therapists

• Psychologists

• Speech therapists

• Athletic trainers

These expert providers optimize patients’ compliance with care, follow-up evaluation and treatment, which is critical for safe return to work and play

To schedule an appointment with one of our concussion experts, please call 216-983-PLAY

Understand a Concussion

Parents, coaches and referees should all understand what a concussion is, how to identify it, and what to do if you suspect a concussion

AT THE TIME OF INJURY

What are signs and symptoms of concussion?

• Falling unprotected

• Lying motionless

• Loss of consciousness

• Headache

• Disorientation and confusion

• Dazed, blank, vacant look

• Seizure and convulsion

• Unsteady and dizzy

• Nausea & vomiting

• Change in vision

• Light and noise sensitivity

Ohio Youth Concussion Law:

Any person removed from practice or play because of a suspected concussion may not return that day and needs written clearance by a medical provider before return to play

RECOVERY AND RETURN TO PLAY

During the initial days following injury:

What is a concussion?

It is a traumatic brain injury where a blow to the head, neck or body results in forces This leads to a range of clinical symptoms (headache, dizziness, confusion, etc ) and A concussion may result in a loss of consciousness but often it does not MRI and cannot detect the small changes that occur in the brain as a result of concussions,

For more information on concussion: cdc gov/headsup | odh ohio gov/youthconcussions | UHhospitals org/Concussion

If a concussion is suspected, does the athlete have any of the following?

• Breathing problems

• Unconscious one minute or longer

• Neck pain, numbness or tingling

• Seizure

• Worsening headache

• Worsening confusion

• Numbness or tingling in arms or legs

• >1 episode of vomiting

• Deformity of the skull

1. Encourage brain rest, avoid additional injury, and encourage progressive return to normal activity once tolerated by:

• No activities that could cause other concussions (sports, bike riding, etc ) until cleared by a doctor

• Light activity, such as walking, is encouraged, with increased exercise after 48 hours

• Do not engage in strict rest or bed rest in a dark room – this worsens recovery

• Get a good night’s sleep; no late nights

• You do not need to wake the athlete every hour

2. Avoid loud noises, bright lights, and overly stimulating activity by:

• Limit screen time, including TV, cell phones, video games and computers

• No loud music, including concerts and dances

• No sporting event attendance

• Limit any activity that requires extended periods of concentration to 20 – 30 minute blocks, such as homework or reading

• Stop any activity if symptoms worsen

Symptoms usually resolve in the initial weeks after injury. Light symptom exacerbation is not concerning, but if symptoms significantly worsen during or after an activity, stop and wait 24 hours before trying again

URGENT TRANSPORT

HOSPITAL FOR EVALUATION

Emergency Department not make return-to-play

Follow these steps:

• Remove from play

• Encourage rest and restrict cognitive activity initially

• Limit exposure to loud noises/bright

• Monitor for change in symptoms

• Establish plan for physician

Some athletes may require changes to school.

Possible changes include:

• A break from school and homework

• A progressive return to school (half days, regular breaks in a quiet space during the school day, etc )

• Avoiding classes with loud noises (choir/band), bright lights (computers) or physical activity (PE)

• Temporary changes in schoolwork may be needed (no or reduced tests/homework, extra time on work, etc )

forces on the brain and signs CT scans often concussions, especially mild ones

TRANSPORT TO EVALUATION

Department should return-to-play decision.

physical/ noises/bright lights symptoms evaluation

Athletes engaging in contact sports, with a history of concussion or with other complicating factors: Obtain baseline testing prior to sports season.

This could include brief screening measures (SCAT testing), a computerized concussion test (ImPACT or Sway), or a combination of computerized and tradition neurocognitive testing (hybrid battery of testing) These tests may be available through your school or athletic organization

These can also be scheduled by calling 216-844-3422

Make an appointment with doctor immediately.

• Within 72 hours, follow up with physician (e g , pediatrician, primary care or sports medicine) for reassessment, recovery plan, possible school restriction and/or additional medical referrals

• Symptoms can worsen in the initial days after a concussion

IF ATHLETE HAS WORSENING CONDITIONS AT ANY TIME FOLLOWING CONCUSSION

Rapid physician referral or transport to ED

Symptoms include: Severe or worsening headache, vomiting two or more times, increasing confusion/irritability, seizure or weakness/numbness

NOTE: OHIO LAW REQUIRES WRITTEN CLEARANCE BEFORE RETURN TO PLAY

During recovery, seek a referral if any of the following apply:

• Symptoms persist for three weeks or more

• Symptoms are worsening or interfering with school

• If you’ve had two or more concussions

• History of ADHD/learning disorder, neurological disorder, depression/anxiety or other medical problem that can interfere with recovery

YES NO

Establish care with a qualified provider with experience in the evaluation and management of sports concussion

If athlete is seeking to return to play, the following criteria should be met:

• Symptom-free at rest and with activity

• Baseline testing is available, post-injury testing is read as normal by a qualified provider

• Returned to school full-time and requires no new accommodations

• No other injuries that would prevent return to play

IMPORTANT:

ONE SIZE FITS ALL DOES NOT APPLY TO CONCUSSIONS

A concussion treatment plan is specific to the athlete and their symptoms Not all recommendations may apply or additional recommendations may be needed

Consult a qualified doctor for the best recovery plan.

Concussion Management Providers

AMANDA WEISS-KELLY, MD

UH Drusinsky Sports Medicine Institute at UH Ahuja Medical Center

3999 Richmond Road, 2nd floor Beachwood, Ohio 44122

UH Solon Health Center

34055 Solon Road, Suite 202 Solon, Ohio 44139

UH University Suburban Health Center

1611 South Green Road, Suite 027 South Euclid, Ohio 44121

UH Mayfield Village Health Center

730 SOM Center Road, Suite 130 Mayfield Village, Ohio 44143

SUSANNAH BRISKIN, MD

UH Drusinsky Sports Medicine Institute at UH Ahuja Medical Center 3999 Richmond Road, 2nd floor Beachwood, Ohio 44122

UH Mentor Health Center

9000 Mentor Avenue, Suite 100 Mentor, Ohio 44060

UH Solon Health Center

34055 Solon Road, Suite 202 Solon, Ohio 44139

UH Suburban Health Center

1611 South Green Road, Suite 027 South Euclid, Ohio 44121

LAUREN BURNS, MD

UH Copley Medical Group

UH Fairlawn Health Center

3800 Embassy Parkway, Suite 230 Fairlawn, Ohio 44333

ROBERT FLANNERY, MD

UH Cleveland Medical Center 11100 Euclid Avenue Cleveland, Ohio 44106

UH Westlake Health Center 960 Clague Road, Suite 3110 Westlake, Ohio 44145

UH Westshore Primary Care 26908 Detroit Rd Westlake Ohio, 44145

SEAN D. HOYNES, MD

UH Sharon Family Physicians

UH Sharon Health Center

5133 Ridge Road, Suite 1

Wadsworth, Ohio 44281

MARY SOLOMON, MD

UH Medina Health Center 4001 Carrick Drive, Suite 220 Medina, Ohio 44256

Pediatric Sports Medicine

UH Solon Health Center 34055 Solon Road, Suite 202 Solon, Ohio 44139

UH Broadview Heights Health Center 5901 East Royalton Road Broadview Heights, Ohio 44147

EDWARD CRAFT, DO

UH Ohio Medical Group

26908 Cook Road

Olmsted Falls, Ohio 44138

WILLIAM ERVINE, MD

UH Evans Middlefield Health Center 15976 East High Street Middlefield, Ohio 44062

ANN MARIE STUART, MD

UH Medina Family and Internal Medicine/Pediatrics

UH Medina Health Center 4001 Carrick Drive, Suite 150 Medina, Ohio 44256

CHRIS PARNELL, DO

UH Avon Rehabilitation Hospital 37900 Chester Road

Avon, Ohio 44011

HARKEET SANDU, MD

UH Sheffield Health Center Center for Orthopedics

5001 Transportation Drive

Sheffield Village, Ohio 44054

CHRISTOPHER TANGEN, DO

UH Richmond Medical Center, a campus of UH Regional Hospitals 27100 Chardon Road, Suite 120 Richmond Heights, Ohio 44143

Sports Neuropsychology

UH Drusinsky Sports Medicine Institute takes a three-part approach to concussion management through focusing on prevention, recognition and treatment of these injuries Athletes are encouraged to undergo baseline testing prior to the season, and if they sustain a concussion, testing is repeated to identify when symptoms have returned to normal and an athlete is ready for a return to sport, school and other activities Should complications occur in recovery, expert neuropsychologists who specialize in concussion evaluation and testing will evaluate the patient, which can assist with treatment plan development, school recovery plans and evaluating responses to treatments

Our neuropsychologists are specially trained in sports concussion and have years of experience managing concussions at all levels of sport, including the use of tools such as Immediate Post-Concussion Assessment and Cognitive Testing (ImPACT™ Concussion Testing) Further evaluation into memory changes, concentration problems and other thinking/behavioral changes associated with concussion can be made through more comprehensive evaluation by neuropsychologists This comprehensive evaluation helps to guide treatment recommendations, monitors an athlete’s response to treatments, can provide a fuller understanding of whether an athlete with a concussion has fully recovered, and can assist with detailed recommendations for return to school and other activities

ERIN BABBIT, PSYD

UH Rainbow Babies & Children’s Hospital 10524 Euclid Avenue, Suite 3150 Cleveland, Ohio 44106

UH Westlake Health Center 960 Clague Road, Suite 3120 Westlake, Ohio 44145

CHRISTOPHER BAILEY, PHD

UH Cleveland Medical Center 11100 Euclid Avenue

Cleveland, Ohio 44106

UH Minoff Health Center at Chagrin Highlands 3909 Orange Place, Suite 2300 Orange Village, Ohio 44122

PHILIP STEPHEN FASTENAU, PHD

UH Cleveland Medical Center 11100 Euclid Avenue Cleveland, Ohio 44106

UH Westlake Health Center 960 Clague Road, Suite 3120 Westlake, Ohio 44145

UH Minoff Health Center at Chagrin Highlands 3909 Orange Place Beachwood, Ohio 44122

Sports Psychology

Many children and adolescents have emotional difficulties, and regrettably, many of them never get the help they need Our team at the UH Rainbow Babies & Children’s Division of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry provides a full scope of psychiatric evaluation and treatment services, either directly or through referral to affiliated staff and programs Our division offers an environment on the leading edge of treatment, research and education, with a clear focus on children and adolescents

Individual evaluation determines the best treatment for each child, and the first step we take is always getting to know your child Unlike standard medical illnesses such as colds or earaches, emotional problems don’t always present clear-cut symptoms However, you may become aware of behavioral or emotional inconsistencies that may be a cause of concern, including sudden anger or outbursts, reduced level of communication, unexplained drop in school performance or disinterest in formerly enjoyed activities

You know your child better than anybody else does, so use the above to help determine if a call to the doctor is necessary Remember that many emotional conditions begin with these types of symptoms and can grow more serious if left untreated Based on the needs of your child, treatment options could include individual, group and family psychotherapy; individualized behavior therapy; psycho-pharmacotherapy; or a combination of these . We can help most difficulties by treating your child on an outpatient basis If a higher level of care should be needed, we can help your child through affiliated programs .

VINCENT CARINGI, MD

UH Cleveland Medical Center Department of Psychiatry – Child/Adolescent 10524 Euclid Avenue Cleveland, Ohio 44106

UH Westlake Health Center 960 Clague Rd Westlake, Ohio 44145

Sports Medicine Rehabilitation Services

The Center for Rehabilitation Services at University Hospitals provides outpatient rehabilitation for patients who need to regain function after surgery, illness or injury . Whether you are a professional athlete, weekend warrior or little leaguer, our rehabilitation team will help you get back in the game

The rehabilitation staff at UH is fully certified and highly skilled Our therapists work one-on-one with patients to optimize your rehab for the fastest recovery possible and communicate directly with the sports medicine physicians to provide the best possible care and progress to rehab appropriately Additionally, we work with athletes to decrease pain and swelling, restore range of motion and increase strength following a sports injury or surgery In addition, multiple services are offered for sports performance that increase speed, explosive power and jumping ability

Leading-edge services such as dry needling, blood flow restriction rehabilitation, instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization, Alter G treadmill training and sport-specific video analysis are additional resources to help athletes reach their fullest potential on the field of play

For a competlete list of Rehabiliation Services locations, visit: UHhospitals.org/sportsphysicaltherapy

We offer comprehensive treatment options for both routine and more complex conditions and are able to specialize plans based on unique needs, including these targeted therapies:

• Sports injury, orthopedic and post-operative rehabilitation

• ACL injury prevention

• Overhead athlete injury prevention

• Manual therapy

• Comprehensive exercise prescription

• Concussion rehabilitation and management

• Aquatic therapy

• Hand therapy

• Running gait video analysis

• Alter G treadmill training

• Blood flow restriction rehabilitation

• Dry needling

• Joint mobilization and manipulation

• Cupping

• Kinesiotaping

• Instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization

• Return-to-play

• Sport-specific video analysis

Nutrition Services

Sports nutrition is the study of evidence-based practice on the role of fluids, diet, nutrients and supplements related to the performance of recreational and competitive athletes, on-site and during travel A sports dietitian is a highly trained food and nutrition expert who can help athletes and fitnessminded individuals and teams meet their nutrition and performance goals A sports dietitian has additional training and certifications that relate to the role of nutrition and performance

Reaching performance goals can be achieved through:

• Counseling individuals and groups on daily nutrition for performance and health

• Making sense of the latest scientific evidence through practical sports nutrition recommendations

• Tracking and documenting outcomes of nutrition services

• Serving as a food and nutrition resource for coaches and trainers

• Providing sports nutrition education for health/wellness programs, athletic teams and community groups

Our sports dietitians also provide medical nutrition therapy that focuses on behavioral and lifestyle changes that positively affect health and athletic performance They offer care that consists of nutrition assessment, diagnosis, intervention and monitoring/evaluation .

The benefits of meeting with a sports dietitian include:

• Better knowledge of the role of carbohydrates, proteins, fats and fluids on athletic performance

• Better understanding of what types of foods are most beneficial for performance

• Assistance with timing of meals and fluids to provide optimal performance

• Recovery foods and meal suggestions to assist the athlete with getting back into the game sooner

UH’s clinical nutrition therapy has adult and pediatric dietitians who are food and nutrition experts with training and credentials to translate the most up-to-date sports nutrition research into healthy living and optimal performance

Sports Chiropractic and Massage Therapy

At University Hospitals Connor Integrative Health Network, our chiropractic sports physicians are specialty trained in sports medicine and rehabilitation They are athletes caring for athletes Our core chiropractic sports physicians are elite athletes themselves and are happy to discuss the benefits of chiropractic care for the athlete of any age Whether you are working through an injury or trying to improve your performance, know that behind every one of our chiropractic sports physicians is a team of caregivers that offers acupuncture, mindfulness training, yoga therapy, sports massage and tools for stress management

When injured, we partner with your primary sports medicine physician to find the best solution and treatment plan to get you back in the game as quickly and safely as possible.

Sports massage is an important part of any athlete’s tool box These manual techniques have been proven to be effective in improving circulation to an injured area, providing a relaxation response in tight or injured muscles, and helping to break down soft tissue adhesions from old injuries Sports massage has also been shown to help normalize muscle function and balance for improved comfort and performance The sports massage team at Connor Integrative Health Network has specialized training in myofascial release, neuromuscular massage and cupping techniques in addition to their extensive training as licensed massage therapists

For more information or to schedule an appointment, call 216- 877-8577 or visit UHconnorintegrativehealth.org

Chiropractic and Massage Therapist Providers

DAVID VINCENT, DC

Buoncore Family Endowed Director of Chiropractic Medicine

UH Cleveland Medical Center 1600 Mather Pavilion, 11100 Euclid Ave Cleveland, Ohio 44106

UH Connor Whole Health – Beachwood 3723 Park East Drive Beachwood, Ohio 44122

LILLI BENCK, DC

UH Connor Whole Health – Beachwood 3723 Park East Drive Beachwood, Ohio 44122

UH Parma Medical Center

Parma Medical Arts Building 4, 6115 Powers Boulevard, Suite 300 Parma, Ohio 44129

CARLOS GONZALEZ, LMT

UH Connor Whole Health – Beachwood 3723 Park East Drive Beachwood, Ohio 44122

UH Connor Whole Health – Westlake 2055 Crocker Road, Suite 207 Westlake, Ohio 44145

UH Connor Whole Health – Beachwood 3723 Park East Drive Beachwood, Ohio 44122

EZDINE (DEAN) JOSEPH, LMT

UH Connor Whole Health – Beachwood 3723 Park East Drive Beachwood, Ohio 44122

UH Connor Whole Health – Westlake 2055 Crocker Road, Suite 207 Westlake, Ohio 44145

UH Parma Medical Center Parma Medical Arts Building 4, 6115 Powers Boulevard, Suite 300 Parma, Ohio 44129

MURRAY, DC

UH Connor Whole Health – Beachwood 3723 Park East Drive Beachwood, Ohio 441224

ERICA

TAMMY MCCONNAUGHEY

Sports Medicine Research Program

University Hospitals is dedicated to advancing the field of sports medicine through our leading-edge research and innovation program Skilled physicians within all subspecialties of sports medicine live out the discovery aspect of University Hospitals’ mission – To Heal To Teach To Discover – through implementing novel treatments and developing the best practices available for total athlete care As a health care provider supporting not only professional athletes but also many colleges, high schools and youth leagues, we have the unique opportunity to investigate training protocols with our local teams in order to optimize care for athletes at all levels of experience

Our research and innovation program is focused on implementing technology, enhancing performance, preventing injury, and improving surgical and medical treatments Current and future studies aim to develop sport-specific training protocols, which will ideally improve player performance while incorporating injury prevention skills in order to keep our athletes safer and healthier In the event that surgical or medical intervention is necessary, our team of physicians remains current in the newest treatments and contributes to exploring leading-edge techniques for developing less invasive procedures, ultimately minimizing time to full recovery

Through our partnership with the Cleveland Browns, our team physicians have published research on elite athletes that utilizes the most up-to-date techniques to provide a safer sporting environment Investigating topics – such as how changes in active workload between player positions relate to the onset of injury – has led to significant contributions to research in the area of optimizing individualized player performance With the technological advancements prevalent in the world today, UH Drusinsky Sports Medicine Institute is at the forefront of integrating wearable technology and objective biomarkers into understanding athletic performance and the true nature of injuries at the physiological and metabolic level

It is the goal of the UH Drusinsky Sports Medicine Institute Research Program to translate the knowledge and findings that we observe at the professional and elite level into training protocols that can be used by coaches, athletic trainers and parents in order to improve upon our community’s local athletes Our research initiative is a collaborative effort that breaks down the orthopedic sports medicine barrier to include multiple scientific specialties, allowing UH to produce an influx of ideas that will continue to grow and contribute to the advancement of this field worldwide

UH Sports Medicine physicians and the Cleveland Browns medical staff have been leaders in scientific presentations at the NFL Combine for the past four years. Their research not only benefits professional athletes but it helps create a safer environment for youth athletes.

UH Haslam Sports Innovation Center

A Catalyst for Driving Innovation

• Improve athletic performance & technique

• Reduce the risk of injury

• Promote healing

• Inspire exercise and support healthy lifestyles

The UH Haslam Sports Innovation Center provides a pipeline for new sports medicine technologies

Our goal is to identify, showcase and accelerate the world’s best innovations and establish University Hospitals as the nation’s #1 destination for sports medicine

The sports medicine program at University Hospitals offers state-of-the-art facilities and equipment, with some of the best clinical leaders and surgeons in the country Through the Center, we will advance the field of sports medicine by investing in two key areas:

• Advance and accelerate industry-leading innovations by funding the most promising ideas, start-ups and companies

• Enhance national and international thought leadership through expert care, research in our living lab and the education of future leaders

The Selection Process

Identifying the most promising ideas for development is a top priority for the UH Haslam Sports Innovation Center and we welcome all innovators to submit their ideas Taking ideas from concept to development to implementation is a multi-faceted process with the following steps:

Source Ideas

Invite innovators to submit ideas via competitions, networking and other outreach activities from within UH and globally The selection process will focus on ideas with proofs of concept and prototypes in need of market testing and technological enhancement

Support and Develop

Selected ideas/concepts are given a specific level of funding and the opportunity to pilot, co-develop and accelerate progress in UH’s living lab In addition, any endowment funds received will be invested and grow over time, providing an ongoing source of sustainable support

Invest

Investments are made in the most promising innovations through for-profit development, including performing due diligence, validating and de-risking with support and expertise from UH Ventures

Communicate

Compile research results and communicate the potential impact of innovations to local and national media, and target audiences through publications and newsletters

Event Medicine

The Center for Event Medicine consist of a partnership between the University Hospitals EMS Training and Disaster Preparedness Institute and University Hospitals Sports Medicine Its goal is to provide comprehensive event medicine support that is tailored to its clients’ needs and is focused on providing superb medical care to participants, spectators and employees of local events

The Center for Event Medicine is able to provide comprehensive medical care with licensed medical professionals at all levels (paramedics, registered nurses and emergency medicine physicians) and deliver event medical care customized to the needs of the client through a comprehensive medical needs assessment Patient encounters are maintained through an electronic pre-hospital charting system, allowing us to provide a detailed statistical summary of the medical care provided during the event Disaster medicine and medical emergency management consultations are also available

Current and previous event medicine opportunities include:

• FirstEnergy Stadium

• The Cleveland Marathon

• The Great Geauga County Fair

• Cleveland Marathon USA Triathlon

Our priority is to provide superb customer service

If you are interested in discussing how our team can provide medical coverage for your athletic or professional venue, contact UH Drusinsky Sports Medicine Institute administrator, Lisa Piazza at 216-844-3184

T3 Performance

UH Drusinsky Sports Medicine Institute is proud to partner with T3 Performance.

T3 launched in 2009 to help athletes in varying sports reach their full potential T3 works to maximize performance results for every athlete that walks through their door by providing them with effective and progressive training methods in a positive atmosphere

Being a better athlete means progressively improving your personal speed, strength and mobility While many athletes set out to rise above their competition, the lessons they learn along the way undoubtedly translate into their everyday lives From enhanced work ethic to higher confidence levels, the T3 team works to prepare athletes with a comprehensive approach

T3 Performance Services:

• Individual Speed & Strength (Ages 6-18)

• Team Speed & Strength

• Return-to-Play Training

• Mental Performance

• Sport Skill Lessons

• Adult Fitness

• Sport Leagues and Camps

Locations:

T3 Performance 1965 Recreation Lane Avon, Ohio 44011

UH Drusinsky Sports Medicine Institute at UH Ahuja Medical Center 3999 Richmond Rd, Beachwood, OH 44122 216-285-6060

Radiology

The Department of Radiology at University Hospitals provides medical imaging services throughout the UH network Dedicated radiologists, nurses, technologists and allied radiological science personnel are devoted to performing the highest quality radiology services in partnership with our clinicians and patients Subspecialty reads and a 24/7/365 service with uniform protocols and state-of-the-art technology are our hallmarks In addition, we have a full range of educational programs including a diagnostic radiology residency program, subspecialty fellowships and teaching of Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine students We are committed to the UH mission: To Heal To Teach To Discover

For a complete list of UH Radiology locations visit, UHhospitals.org/sportsradiology

UH Orthopedic Injury Clinics

If you have a broken bone or an injury that needs immediate attention, University Hospitals has seven walk-in orthopedic injury clinics located in Northeast Ohio that fast-track your care with one hassle-free visit – and without multiple appointments or a pricey trip to the ER

Why Choose the UH Orthopedic Injury Clinic?

UH Orthopedic Injury Clinics offer several features and benefits, including:

• Urgent orthopedic care for children and adults

• Walk-in appointments

• Care delivered by trained orthopedic specialists

• Next-day surgery, if necessary

• Significant cost savings when compared to an ER visit

UH Amherst Health Center / Center for Orthopedics 917 N Lake Street 1st Floor, Suite 100 Amherst, Ohio 44001 440-329-2574

UH Ahuja Medical Center

UH Drusinsky Sports Medicine Institute and UH Orthopedic Injury Clinic 3999 Richmond Road 2nd Floor, Suite 2700 Beachwood, Ohio 44122 216-765-3821

UH Baney Road Health Center 1941 S Baney Road, Suite 300 Ashland, Ohio 44805 567-261-0214

UH Broadview Heights Health Center

5901 East Royalton Road, Suite 1400 Broadview Heights, Ohio 44147 216-250-3703

UH Geauga Medical Center 13207 Ravenna Road Chardon, Ohio 44024 440-569-4835

UH Parma Medical Center Orthopedic Injury Clinic

6115 Powers Boulevard MAC 4, Suite 100 Parma, Ohio 44129 440-870-9832

UH Sheffield Health Center / Center for Orthopedics

5001 Transportation Drive Sheffield Village, Ohio 44054 440-745-5768