What does sports medicine at True Sport Care focus on?+
Our focus is the connection between your injury, the way you move and the demands of your sport. Care can include chiropractic treatment, soft tissue work, physical therapy and therapeutic exercises. We use the assessment to decide what belongs in your plan.
Which sports injuries do you evaluate?+
We evaluate concerns involving the shoulder, elbow, hip, knee, foot and ankle, including muscle strains, tendon pain, sprains and movement limitations. Tell us about any diagnosed ligament, meniscus or labral injury and bring relevant reports. Your examination helps define the rehabilitation needs and next steps.
Do I need to be a competitive athlete?+
No. Our sports rehabilitation approach also serves recreational athletes, people returning to exercise and patients dealing with pain in daily life. Your goals and activity demands shape the plan, whether that means returning to competition or walking and lifting more comfortably.
What happens during a sports injury evaluation?+
We ask how the injury began, what aggravates it and what you need your body to do. The examination looks at relevant movement, strength, balance and asymmetry. We connect those findings to a treatment plan and explain the work to practice between visits.
How do you tailor rehabilitation to my sport?+
Different sports ask different things of the body. Tell us about your position, training schedule and the movements that cause trouble—such as sprinting, throwing, cutting or lifting. That information helps us select exercises and discuss how to progress toward those demands.
Can I keep training while receiving treatment?+
Bring your current training schedule to the appointment. We can discuss which activities provoke your symptoms and where modifications may help. The answer depends on the injury and your examination; the goal is a plan you can use in your actual training routine.
Will I receive exercises between appointments?+
Yes, targeted exercises may be part of care. We use them to address the movement and strength findings from your evaluation, with instructions you can follow between visits. Tell us how they feel so the program can be adjusted as you progress.
Who will I see for sports rehabilitation?+
Our clinic brings together chiropractic, physical therapy and other rehabilitation services. When booking, describe your concern so the front desk can help arrange the appropriate appointment. Meet the True Sport Care team to learn about our providers.
Where can I book sports injury care near Smithtown?+
Visit our Nesconset office at 62 Lake Avenue South, Suite C, NY 11767. We welcome patients from Smithtown, St. James and neighboring communities. Request an appointment or call or text (631) 584-8783. Ask the front desk about insurance and expected visit costs when scheduling.
Do you help with hip labral tears, meniscus tears and ligament injuries?+
These are concerns you can bring to our sports rehabilitation team. We assess the movement and strength limitations affecting your activity, taking your diagnosis and specialist’s recommendations into account. Explore hip labral tears, meniscus tears and knee ligament injuries for more detail.
What is the difference between sports medicine and physical therapy here?+
Sports medicine describes the injury and activity-focused approach to your care. Physical therapy is one of the services available to work on mobility, strength and function. Our practice also provides chiropractic care, soft tissue treatment and sports acupuncture; your findings determine which services fit your plan.