Sports Medicine Center
Sports Medicine Center
Sports Medicine Center
Our dedicated team of specialists emphasize early access and intervention to reach the best outcome. We get your child an accurate diagnosis—quickly— and initiate a plan of care to expedite the recovery process, with an emphasis on a full return to activities. We provide families with all these services, in one place.
Quick and convenient care
If your child has been injured, we know you want answers—now. We prioritize getting patients in fast, within 24 hours, and offer a walk-in clinic for acute sports injuries open 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. Once you’re here, our advanced diagnostic imaging, such as an on-site MRI, means faster diagnosis and a smoother recovery.
Full return to activity and function
A focus on sports performance and injury prevention allows our patients and athletes to make a full return to activities. Proper training helps prevent injuries and improve performance. Through a partnership with Exos Plano at Andrews Institute
, sports performance specialists use strength and conditioning science to help patients understand movement and dynamic and functional abilities.
Quick and convenient care
If your child has been injured, we know you want answers—now. We prioritize getting patients in fast, within 24 hours, and offer a walk-in clinic for acute sports injuries open 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. Once you’re here, our advanced diagnostic imaging, such as an on-site MRI, means faster diagnosis and a smoother recovery.
Full return to activity and function
A focus on sports performance and injury prevention allows our patients and athletes to make a full return to activities. Proper training helps prevent injuries and improve performance. Through a partnership with Exos Plano at Andrews Institute, sports performance specialists use strength and conditioning science to help patients understand movement and dynamic and functional abilities.
A young ballerina doesn't let injury hold her back
Hannah has felt "at home" on the dance floor since she took her first ballet class at just 2 years old. Over the years, she has expanded her repertoire to include tap, jazz and hip-hop, but her first love of ballet – and now pointe – is evident. The 14-year-old trains around 23 hours a week at a Dallas-area dance studio.
Read MoreMeet the Care Team
Dustin Loveland, MDSurgical Director and Chief of Orthopedics and Sports Medicine
Fabien Arous, MDSports Medicine Physician- KBKathryn Bauer, MDOrthopedic Sports Medicine Surgeon
Alvin Chi, MDSports Medicine Physician- CRChristopher Redman, MDOrthopedic Sports Medicine Surgeon
John Roaten, MDOrthopedic Sports Medicine Surgeon
Jacob Sexton, MDSports Medicine- TSTroy Smurawa, MDSports Medicine Physician
James Pace, MDOrthopedic Sports Medicine Surgeon
Brian Gutknecht, PA-CPhysician Assistant - Orthopedics
Kaitlyn McCurley, PA-CPhysician Assistant - Orthopedics
Lindsey Sebastian, PA-CPhysician Assistant - Orthopedics
Christine Ellis, APRN, PNP-PCNurse Practitioner - Concussion
Nathan Nolte, APRN, PNP-PCNurse Practitioner - Orthopedics
Nicholas Strittmatter, APRN, FNPNurse Practitioner - Orthopedics
