If you’re currently sidelined or playing with pain, it’s time to team up with the sports medicine experts at Saint Francis Health System. We help athletes of all ages recover from sports-related injuries, using personalized therapy, pain management or advanced surgical techniques, if needed.

Our specialists—including certified athletic trainers, physical therapists, nutritionists, orthopedic surgeons and more—combine years of clinical expertise with compassionate care. So whether you’re a weekend warrior or full-time pro, we can get stronger, together.

To make your appointment, call Saint Francis HealthLink at 918-488-6688 or find a sports medicine specialist anytime online.

Specialized Care for Common Musculoskeletal Problems

We diagnose, treat and rehabilitate many athletic injuries, while helping you achieve and exceed your health and fitness goals. Specialized treatment is available for:

• Acute injuries, such as ankle sprains, muscle strains, knee and shoulder injuries and fractures
• Overuse injuries, such as rotator cuff and other forms of tendonitis; stress fracture
• Medical and injection therapies for osteoarthritis

Innovative Sports Medicine Techniques to Speed Healing

Caring for an injured athlete is more than just applying a brace. Our sports medicine physicians provide hands-on, proven techniques that target the cause of your pain—not the symptoms—to restore strength, function and flexibility.

Whenever possible, we opt for non-surgical solutions, including rehabilitation, advanced joint mobilization, platelet-rich plasma injections and sports massage. If you need something more, we offer minimally invasive procedures designed with athletes in mind. That includes anterior approach surgery, a tissue-sparing alternative to traditional hip replacement that offers less pain, better mobility and faster recovery.

Your Warren Clinic sports medicine specialist can maximize non-operative treatment, guide appropriate referrals to physical and occupational therapies and, if necessary, expedite referral to an orthopedic surgeon.