Recognized as the world leader in orthopedics, HSS delivers collaborative, multidisciplinary care focused on patient-centered best practices that are continuously improving through direct clinical research. Your sports injuries are specific and individualized to you - our services and centers are designed to provide specialized care for every sports injury and condition. Whether it’s a sudden injury on the field or an overuse condition, our sports medicine specialists help athletes of all ages and abilities get back to doing what they love-and do it better than ever.
The first of its kind in the United States, the Women’s Sports Medicine Center at HSS is a nationally recognized health resource for active women of all ages and abilities, from professional athletes to eager novices. The Center’s multidisciplinary staff includes a team of physicians (fellowship trained in sports medicine), nutritionists, exercise physiologists, physical therapists, sports psychologists, and nurses.
The James M. Benson Sports Rehabilitation Center and Tisch Sports Performance Center specialize in the treatment and prevention of orthopedic and sports-related injuries and offer the most advanced performance services available today. Our sports-focused physical therapist and performance specialists are available to help you assess an injury or get started on a game plan for strengthening.
The physicians at the Patellofemoral Center specialize in the management of kneecap pain and deterioration. Using the latest technology, our specialists can help you heal and gain mobility from patellofemoral injuries like knee dislocations.
The mission of the Performing Arts Medicine Collaborative at HSS is to help performing artists get back onstage so that they can continue uplifting the world with their talents. Our collaborative brings together experts from a range of specialties to provide world-class, comprehensive care to dancers, musicians and performers.
This Service is dedicated to evaluating foot and ankle problems that often can be treated successfully without surgery. Sports-related injuries treated by the service include heel and achilles pain, ankle sprains, shin splints, bunion pain, metatarsal pain, neuroma, sesamoid bone, stress fractures, overuse injuries, tendon problems, and all musculoskeletal injuries involving the foot and ankle.
The HSS Institute for Cartilage Repair focuses on the treatment of symptomatic cartilage lesions. The Institute for Cartilage Repair was developed by a skilled, multidisciplinary group of clinicians in response to growing clinical need for more durable cartilage and meniscal repair procedures.
HSS physicians, surgeons and scientists work collaboratively to identify and study the latest cutting-edge technologies and treatment options and improve their effectiveness. Regenerative medicine techniques can be used in many difficult-to-treat conditions such as osteoarthritis, chronic tendonitis, degenerative disc disease in the spine, muscle strain injuries in athletes and more.
