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Ohio Orthopedic Center Of Excellence
- Sports Doctor, Orthopedist...
- 6840 Perimeter Dr Columbus, OH 43016
- Closed
Referral from
Dec 28, 2014
Andy K.:
Recommendation for physical therapist?
James S.:
(614) 827-8700 Ohio orthopedics center of excellence Ohio High School Athletic Association
Referral from
Jul 23, 2015
The N.:
Do you know a high school athlete who needs a sports physical or could benefit from a heart screening? We have joined up with Beacon...
The N.:
Time: 8-11 a.m. Location: 500 E-Business Way, Sharonville, OH 45241 Cost: $20 for physicals, check or cash ($10 is donated back to... Reed Deddeh DC
Referral from
Oct 23, 2014
Ben K.:
Anybody know a good chiropractor??
Katie D.:
http://www.divinechiropractic.com/ Love Dr Reed. Columbus Therapy Associates
- Sports Doctor, Physiotherapist
- 1335 Dublin Rd
Ste 200B Columbus, OH 43215
Referral from
Jan 18, 2017
Tina W.:
Does anyone have a recommendation for a good speech therapist in or around Gahanna? I prefer a qualified individual over a hospital or...
Ashley F.:
If it is for a child I have had a very hard time finding OT in Gahanna for my son. I know speech is different but a friend of mine... Frerlchs Jill A
- Sports Doctor, Doctor, Dermatologist, Surgeon...
- 6002 E Main St Columbus, OH 43213
Referral from
Aug 24, 2014
Dylan M.:
anybody know a good podiatrist in Zanesville or Columbus. preferably columbus
Tiffany L.:
http://www.eastsidefootandanklecenter.com/
Referral from May 13, 2014
The_Zeus_Is_Loose asked:
Can anyone recommend a good sports medicine doctor in Columbus? My current doctor and I are not exactly in agreement on a few issues and I am looking to find one who has...
RiotNrrrd_ replied:
Any of the docs at [OSU Sports Medicine](http://sportsmedicine.osu.edu/patientcare/).
sempf replied:
Pongonis at OSU. Changed my life.
lastdefense17 replied:
I am very familiar with Orthopedic One (formerly the Ohio Orthopedic Center of Excellence) on Sawmill Rd in UA. It is a one stop shop for all things orthopedics (x-rays, MRI, surgery, physical therapy all in one building), and most of the doctors do sports med. If you don't mind telling me what you are having trouble with (knee, shoulder, etc) I can recommend a specific doctor
Waffle_Maestro replied:
I see Dr. Hedge at MAXSports off of olentangy rd near University Village. There are several doctors there that specialize in sports medicine. 10/10, highly recommend.
Wandering_Sole replied:
Chris Kolba. The man has worked miracles. http://sportsmedicine.osu.edu/ourteam/physical_therapy_rehab/chris_kolba/
feyrband replied:
Dr. David Robie at the Ohio Orthopedic Center of Excellence did the surgery on my clavicle after a bad break that was misdiagnosed and healed wrong. He did a great job and was pleasant and informative- the things you would like to expect. You can look at their doctors list and see which ones work on the area you're having issue with, then see which ones have a have a sports medicine background. They are partnered with the Columbus Crew and US Men/Women soccer team. http://www.ohio-ortho.com/doctors.html
EdwardHyena replied:
I've had really good luck with the OSU Spine Center at Taylor and Lawrence, or with OrthoNeuro which has offices all over the city.
warner62 replied:
I may be the outlier (though speaking with friends and teammates I know I'm not), but I can't recommend against OSU sports med enough. There may be a couple good docs there, but the one I had was awful, and I've heard at least one other, if not two, are equally bad. The caveat to this is that I later found out the guy I had was focused on family sports med and was usually a lecturer, not a clinician, and he definitely didn't have an athletic background. I have heard OSU is excellent for knees though. My former roommate also went to med school at OSU and he spoke strongly against going to OSU for any issue.
I finally went to Grant after playing games with OSU for about 6 months. The guy at Grant was awesome and came highly recommended. He clearly knew sports and sports injuries and actually respected my opinion when I told him what I thought was wrong (shoulder issues, I'm not a doctor but I'm smarter than the average Joe at this stuff, I've been athletically active my entire life in rough sports). I also know the former director/one of the doctors from our gym and the dude is a legit athlete in addition to being a doctor.
EatUrVeggies replied:
Sorry to piggy back on OP's post, but will most sport medicine doctors help you with postural assessments and general mobility? I have been watching a lot of videos online to help fix my tight muscles and increase mobility but it would be nice to go to a trained professional.
TheSilverFalcon replied:
Dr. Iorio. Cool guy
P-dubbs replied:
Dr Bright at MAX Sports Medicine on Olantangy River Rd is fantastic, especially if you're a runner.
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