THE INSTITUTE FOR ATHLETIC MEDICINE
Where SPORTS Meets SCIENCE
The Institute for Athletic Medicine
The sports medicine specialists at The Institute for Athletic Medicine focus on minimally invasive arthroscopic and reconstructive knee and shoulder surgery. We feature an on-site MRI to facilitate our doctors in their diagnostic testing.
Our highly trained physical therapists work with you one-on-one to restore development and help you regain normal joint functions and specialize in:
- Arthroscopic Surgeries
- Joint Replacement
- Orthobiologics
- Physical Therapy
- MRI & X-Ray Imaging
- Sports Performance Training
Latest News From iAM
The importance of physical therapy for sports related injuries
Auburn Hills Sports Therapy – The Institute for Athletic Medicine If you are in need of top rated Auburn Hills Sports Therapy, please contact the Institute for Athletic Medicine at (248) 373-7600 today for more information. Click here to learn more about our team or Follow Us on Facebook! Physical therapy has been an important […]
How can physical therapy help?
Auburn Hills Physical Therapy – The Institute for Athletic Medicine If you are in need of top rated Auburn Hills Physical Therapy services, please contact The Institute for Athletic Medicine at (248) 706-6017 to schedule an appointment or for more information. Click here to learn more about us. In physical therapy, trained professionals evaluate and treat […]
Achilles Tendon Injury: Physical Therapy and Rehab
Auburn Hills Physical Therapists – The Institute for Athletic Medicine If you are in need of experienced Auburn Hills Physical Therapists, please contact The Institute for Athletic Medicine at (248) 373-7600 today to schedule a consultation. Click here to learn more about us or Follow Us on Facebook! Topic Overview Rehabilitation (rehab) and/or physical therapy […]
Minimally Invasive Arthroscopic and Reconstructive Knee and Shoulder Surgery
Minimally Invasive Arthroscopic Surgery and Reconstructive Knee and Shoulder Surgery by The Institute for Athletic Medicine in Auburn Hills Michigan. We feature an on-site MRI to facilitate our doctors in their diagnostic testing. Our highly trained physical therapists work with you one-on-one to restore development and help you regain normal joint functions and specialize in: […]
Physical therapy’s role in addressing knee pain
Auburn Hills Knee Injury Care – The Institute for Athletic Medicine If you are in suffering from knee pain and are in need of top rated Auburn Hills Knee Injury Care, please contact The Institute for Athletic Medicine at (248) 373-7600 to schedule a consultation. Click here to learn more information about the knee injuries […]
Important Update about Coronavirus COVID-19
Dear Patients of Institute for Athletic Medicine, We want to assure you that we are taking prudent steps to ensure we keep our office healthy due to COVID-19 and flu and virus season. With the careful guidance and advice of the CDC, local officials, discrete steps are being taken to prevent illness and further spread. […]
IAM Gets A New Look!
We have launched our new website! Not only is it dynamic and mobile-friendly, it provides our current and future patients with forms, links and information needed when visiting our facility. We’d love to hear your feedback on Facebook. Post Your Comments
Patient Portal Instructions
If you have an upcoming appointment, be sure to complete your medical history form on line. This may take you 10-15 minutes now, but will save time during your office visit, not only for yourself but for our office staff. If you have already been to the office and completed the “bubble sheet” medical history […]
Latest Data on Leisure-Time Physical Activity
Originally posted on Televox website 10/28/15 — “The CDC recently released January-March 2015 data in support of ongoing research to track leisure-time aerobic activity among U.S. adults, estimating the percentage of adults who meet the 2008 federal guidelines for aerobic activity based on household interviews. For January-March 2015, 47.4% of U.S. adults meet the guidelines.” […]