Injuries happen on (and off) the field. From shoulders and knees to hips and elbows, we'll get you back in the game.
Sports Medicine
Orthopedic Sports Medicine
Our goal is to provide you with the best individualized care based on your injury. Our treatments are founded on the latest research and techniques to deliver the highest level of quality care. Our orthopedists are extensively trained in musculoskeletal medicine, sports specific injuries and arthroscopic surgical techniques. Additionally, our physicians have served as team doctors for professional sports teams.
Common Reasons to See a Sports Medicine Physician
Acute Injuries
You have an acute injury that happens suddenly while you're playing or exercising. This includes everything from sprains and strains to knee injuries and dislocated joints. Symptoms you may experience can include sudden pain, swelling, weakness and loss of movement.
Chronic Injuries
You have a chronic sports injury that develops overtime, often when training, or you have developed tendinitis or a stress fracture. You will likely experience pain while exercising as well as swelling that gets noticeably worse post-activity, and continued pain while resting.
Torn Ligaments or Tendons
You have torn a ligament or tendon, for example a rotator cuff, ACL or labrum.
Procedures
Our treatment plans are personalized for each patient with their specific goal in mind. Below are some of the procedures we commonly perform.
- Shoulder, knee, hip injections
- Arthroscopic surgery
- Anatomic ACL reconstruction
- Multiligamentous knee injury
- Knee scope
- Rotator cuff repair
- Shoulder scope
- Shoulder instability
- Hip labral repair
- Cartilage restoration procedures
- Meniscus Repair
Frequently Asked Questions
We know you probably have questions regarding your condition and are here to help. Below are some frequently asked questions we receive, however we encourage you to contact our office with any specific questions you may have.
Meet Our Specialist
Kyle Lavery, MD
Dr. Lavery is a board-certified sports medicine surgeon. He completed his fellowship training at Massachusetts General Hospital through the Harvard Medical School Department of Orthopedic Surgery after earning his medical degree from Tufts University. Dr. Lavery is a member of several professional organizations, including the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons. He has worked on the medical staff of the Boston Red Sox, New England Patriots, Boston Bruins and New England Revolution.
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