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Treating the Badgers, Treating You

The physicians, physical therapists, athletic trainers and exercise specialists at UW Health Sports Medicine in Madison, Wisconsin, provide the same level of care for you no matter if youre a weekend warrior or high-level athlete as they do the mens and womens athletic teams at the University of Wisconsin.

We offer comprehensive programs accessible to athletes of all ages and ability levels, with an emphasis on long-term athlete development.

Our ImPACT concussion management program takes into account athletes' health histories, symptoms and neuropsychological measures.

Sport psychologists can help athletes use mental and emotional skills to achieve optimal performance and mental health.

The Sports Medicine Clinic is led by the team doctors for the Wisconsin Badgers, fellowship-trained physicians who work closely with patients of all ages - kids and teens getting ready for their school sports, older athletes who want to remain on the field - and the rest of the sports medicine team to develop treatment plans that are patient-centered and focus on maximizing participation in sports and recreational activities.

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UW Health Sports Medicine's staff of physical therapists and athletic trainers is skilled in rehabilitating orthopedic injuries sustained by competitive and recreational athletes.

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The Sports Medicine Fitness Center helps you incorporate physical fitness and exercise - essential components of health and wellness - into your life through membership or participation in our exercise classes.

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Thesports performance coaches, physical therapists and athletic trainers inour programdevelop comprehensive programs accessible to athletes of all ages and ability levels, with an emphasis on long-term athlete development.

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