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Featured Area of Specialty: The Athletic Shoulder

As students return to classes and the fall sports season is in full swing, keeping your athletes healthy and safe on the field or court is essential. The sports medicine doctors at Sierra Pacific Orthopedics have extensive training and experience to get your athletes back in the game.

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What You Need to Know About Concussions

Recent reports show that the number of concussions suffered by athletes of all ages, ability levels, and sports has risen significantly over the past ten years. The sports medicine doctors at Sierra Pacific Orthopedics say it’s important for coaches, athletes, athletic directors, and parents to be aware of the warning signs and symptoms of a concussion. Learn about them here.

Treatment Options for Collarbone Injury

The collarbone, located between the ribcage and the shoulder blade, connects the arms to the body. A hard hit to the shoulder can cause a collarbone fracture, resulting in severe pain and limited motion in the shoulder and arm. The sports medicine doctors at Sierra Pacific Orthopedics provide insight on the treatment methods for a collarbone injury.

Introducing Our AlterG Anti-Gravity Treadmill

If one of your athletes suffers an injury, you can trust the sports medicine doctors at Sierra Pacific Orthopedics to help your athlete get on the road to recovery quickly and safely. Now, with the help of our new AlterG Anti-Gravity Treadmill, we’re able to provide a brand new option for sports medicine injury rehabilitation. Read on to learn how the new treadmill can help your athletes.

An ACL Tear Isn't the End of a Sports Career

An injury to an athlete’s anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) does not automatically mean he or she must restrict or alter their lifestyle. The doctors at Sierra Pacific Orthopedics provide a range of treatment options designed to meet each athlete’s individual needs. Read on to learn about the various treatment methods for an injured ACL.

How Much Exercise Is Too Much?

Regular physical activity provides several benefits, including weight control, reduced stress, reduced risk for health conditions and diseases, improved mood, better sleep, and increased energy. However, growing evidence shows that overdoing endurance training can result in a higher risk for injury. Learn how you can help your athletes avoid injuries due to over exercising.