Sports Medicine | Midwest Orthopedic Specialty Hospital - Part 3

Advice from the Champs: The Milwaukee Wave

We are proud to be the Official Sports Medicine Provider of the Milwaukee Wave. We not only support the team, but also the team behind the team like…

Why Do I Feel Calf Pain After Running?

Almost all healthy, active people who participate in vigorous activity experience some sort of cramping or calf pain at some point. This cramping and numbness or tingling are…

Why Athletes Are Using IV Therapy to Aid Performance & Recovery

Written for MOSH by Dr. Alia Fox, Founder and Medical Director for H2O. While training, athletes are constantly pushing themselves to the limit to reach new milestones and…

Why Sports Physicals Should Matter to You

You might think of a sports physical as an annual routine for kids as they prepare to start school or summer camp. Guess what? The myriad reasons educational…

Keep Kids Safe During Summer Contact Sports

More than 2.6 million children, ages 19 and younger, visit the emergency department annually for recreation and sports-related injuries. Kids are still growing and developing, which puts them…

Why National Athletic Training Month Matters

Each March, The National Athletic Trainers Association (NATA) gets to work promoting the efforts and value of its members. National Athletic Training Month was established to champion the…

Biologics and Sports Medicine: The Wave of the Future?

On July 14, nearly 180 sports medicine professionals gathered at the Midwest Orthopedic Specialty Hospital in Franklin for the 2017 Sports Medicine Symposium to learn more about emerging…

Common Golf Hip Injuries

Golf is often thought of as a gentle, calm, non-contact sport that is easy on the body. In comparison to football or hockey, that may be true. However,…

Growing Pains in Teenage Males

By: Andy Feld, MPT, CSCS, CMTPT As we all know, boys between ages 9 to 15 grow like weeds. We notice that they need more sleep and want to…