Active people want to stay active despite the aches, pains, strains, pulls and occasional serious injuries that come along with an active lifestyle. The highly qualified staff at the Evergreen Orthopedic Center is dedicated to getting athletes of all shapes, sizes, ages and experience levels moving again after a sports injury. Evergreen Orthopedic Center is the leader in sports medicine for the Kirkland / Monroe / Redmond area. The Sports Medicine Institute employs state-of-the-art techniques to help patients recover from sports-related injuries to get back in the game as quickly as possible.
With the Evergreen Orthopedic Sports Medicine Institute's emphasis on the needs of individual patients and the unique set of circumstances each patient presents, we make sure each case is handled in the best and most professional manner possible.
The experts at the Evergreen Orthopedic Sports Medicine Institute specialize in treating a full range of sports-related injuries. Whether you are a recreational basketball player or a world-class triathlon competitor, the staff at the Evergreen Orthopedic Sports Medicine Institute will get you up and moving again after every crash, fall or collision.
We can help you prevent sports-related injuries or recover from one quickly and fully. Healthy athletes can learn how to enhance current performance to reach peak performance levels and athletes recovering from a sports injury can rely on the Evergreen Orthopedic Sports Medicine Institute specialists to engineer a recovery as speedy as it is comprehensive.
A leader in sports medicine for the entire Pacific Northwest, the Evergreen Orthopedic Sports Medicine Institute is the choice of recreational and professional sports enthusiasts throughout the Kirkland / Monroe / Redmond area.
Evergreen Orthopedic Clinic provides both non-surgical treatment (pain management and physical therapy, injections) as well as surgical intervention if the condition calls for it. Conditions treated include:
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