Kyle Yost with a patient

University of Maryland primary care sports medicine specialists are committed to helping people return to their desired activities and to alleviate pain. Our physicians develop individual treatment plans based on the needs and goals of each patient. We use non-operative approaches whenever possible, and we utilize regenerative medicine techniques and modalities to promote recovery.

If surgery is needed, we can quickly connect patients to board-certified surgeons from University of Maryland Orthopaedics.

Our physicians are specialty trained and certified in both family medicine and sports medicine to ensure the full spectrum of care. We treat patients of all ages for their sports-related injuries, from toddlers to older adults.

Services

  • Bracing and splints
  • Concussion management
  • Evaluation and care of fractures, sprains, strains and pain
  • Imaging services (X-ray)
  • Injury prevention
  • Osteopathic Manipulative Treatment
  • Pre-participation sports physical exams
  • Soft tissue care
  • Ultrasound-guided injections

As part of an academic medical center, our physicians have access to the latest research available, minimally-invasive techniques and innovative clinical trials, providing promising new treatment options often years before they are available commercially.

Tenex Treatment for Chronic Tendon Pain

Patients with chronic tendon pain in the elbow, hip, knee, shoulder or hamstring may experience improvement from minimally-invasive, ultrasound-guided procedures offered by University of Maryland sports medicine specialists.

Meet our Experts

Valerie Cothran, MD
Assistant Professor of Family & Community Medicine 

Kyle Yost, DO
Assistant Professor of Family & Community Medicine 

Ryan Reese, DO
Clinical Assistant Professor of Family & Community Medicine

Appointments are available within 48 hours. Call your preferred location below to schedule.

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