Stamford Health

Sports Medicine • Stamford, CT

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Stamford Health's Sports Medicine department in Stamford, CT offers preventive care, non-surgical treatments, and surgical options for sports-related injuries. Services include physical therapy, injections, braces, arthroscopic procedures, and reconstructive surgeries for conditions ranging from sprains and tendonitis to ACL tears and rotator cuff injuries. The program is managed in collaboration with HSS and serves athletes of all ages.

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Clinic Type

Sports Medicine

Address

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Phone

203.276.1000

Email

LJordan1@stamhealth.org

Opening Hours

Not published — contact the clinic to confirm hours.

Website

https://www.stamfordhealth.org/care-treatment/ortho/sports-medicine/

Services Offered

Sports medicine
Orthopedic surgery
Physical therapy/rehabilitation
Arthroscopic procedures
Non-surgical treatments
Injections (cortisone, PRP)
Bracing
Diagnostic testing
MRI/Imaging (implied)

Technology & Equipment

Robotic system for orthopedic surgeries
Arthroscopic techniques
State-of-the-art arthroscopic procedures

Insurance & Payment

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Out-of-pocket, Insurance

Languages Spoken

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FAQs

What services are offered in sports medicine at Stamford Health?

Preventive and nonsurgical to arthroscopic and traditional surgical procedures; physical therapy, injections, braces, exercises; minimally invasive arthroscopic and reconstructive surgeries.

Do I need a referral to see a sports medicine specialist at Stamford Health?

You can directly book an appointment with a sports medicine specialist; however, checking with your insurance provider is recommended as some plans might require a referral from a primary care physician or another specialist for coverage.

What should I bring to my sports medicine appointment?

It is recommended to bring relevant medical records or be able to discuss your past medical history, a list of current medications, and any previous imaging studies to the appointment. A record of symptoms or a pain diary can also be helpful for the consultation.

When should I see a sports medicine specialist?

If you experience persistent pain, swelling, or decreased range of motion that affects your sports performance. Additionally, if you have an injury, such as a sudden, severe pain during activity, or if symptoms like stiffness or discomfort continue despite rest and home treatment, it's advisable to consult a specialist.