Sports Medicine

For an athletic doctor near you, choose Billings Clinic. You’ll find sports physicians who understand your need to get back in play. Whether you’re active at work, at school, or at the gym, count on our sports medicine experts for support.

Injuries We Treat

Expect timely treatment for injuries and conditions that happen during physical activity, especially sports and exercise, such as:

• Ankle and foot injuries—Achilles tendonitis, ankle sprain, plantar fasciitis, stress fractures, and turf toe
• Elbow injuries—Golfer’s elbow, olecranon bursitis, tennis elbow, and UCL tear
• Hand and wrist injuries—De Quervain’s tenosynovitis, finger dislocations, fractures, skier’s thumb, and wrist sprain
• Hip injuries—Groin pull, hip bursitis, hip flexor strain, and labral tear
• Knee injuries—ACL tear, jumper’s knee, MCL sprain, meniscus tear, and runner’s knee
• Shoulder injuries—AC joint separation, dislocated shoulder, labral tear, rotator cuff tear or tendonitis, and shoulder impingement

Athletic Training

Play sports for a school in south-central Montana? Billings Clinic athletic training services may help you:

• Reduce the risk of injuries
• Recover after an injury
• Build strength for competition
• Learn how to eat healthily for better performance

Meet our team of trainers, conditioning specialists, and nutrition experts. They work with schools and clubs across the region to provide support for their sports programs.

Sport-Specific Training

Boost your speed, agility, and power in our sports performance program. You’ll learn the best ways to run, change direction, and jump safely and quickly. Expect training tailored to your activity and goals.

Concussion Care

Before your sports season starts, you may take an online test of your mental abilities. If you later have a head injury, you might take the same test again for comparison. The results help show whether you have had a concussion (brain injury). You have access to this testing service thanks to Billings Clinic.

Rehabilitation

Relieve pain and regain range of motion with rehabilitation. You’ll work with caring physical therapists and occupational therapists. Through exercises and hands-on techniques, we’ll speed up your recovery.