Concussions can be a serious setback for athletes. Don't let them define your career. At Ortho San Antonio, our expert sports medicine team is here to help. Let's dive into the world of concussions and discover how to recover safely and effectively.

Struggling with foot or ankle pain? Our sports medicine experts at Ortho San Antonio specialize in diagnosing and treating common football foot injuries. From ankle sprains to turf toe and stress fractures, we offer personalized care to help you stay on the field and perform at your best.

Our Saturday Clinic offers convenient orthopedic care for student athletes in San Antonio. No appointment needed! Experienced sports medicine specialists provide expert diagnosis and treatment for sports injuries. Get your athlete back in the game.

Sports medicine relies on physical therapy to help athletes recover from injuries, prevent future ones, and improve their performance. Let's explore the importance of physical therapy for athletes.

The field of sports medicine encompasses more than just treating injuries. Let’s dive into some common misconceptions about sports medicine!

Concussions are commonly linked to injuries in sports, car accidents, falls, and other situations involving a blow to the head. But, what exactly is a concussion and what are the symptoms?

Congratulations Dr. DeLee on being inducted into the Texas High School Football Hall of Fame. This is such a remarkable accomplishment!

We are so excited to introduce the newest addition to our practice, Dr. Baginski — Sports Medicine Physician.

There is a great deal of interest in injury prevention among athletes at all levels. Unfortunately, some injuries aren't preventable.

Like Dr. Murray says, "They're just going to happen, they're part of the game."

Visiting the doctor and being told you need surgery may be frightening, but it doesn't always happen. While there are certain diagnoses that always call for surgery, there are numerous others that do not.

It seems like people are getting hurt al the time and visit the doctor more often. When in reality, that is not the case at all. There are two factors that play into why it seems that way.