Soccer player Andrés Jankowski, 12, works with physical therapist Robin Bousquet in the Sports Medicine Center for Young Athletes.
Young athletes should be managed differently from adult athletes. Growing bones and cartilage are susceptible to injuries unlike those of a skeletally mature athlete. Overuse injuries in young athletes can lead to disability that extends into adulthood. As young athletes become increasingly skilled and competitive, the injury rates and significance increase.
That’s why we have developed a program offering young athletes a one-of-a-kind resource for sports injury care and prevention.
The Sports Medicine Center for Young Athletes is the first sports medicine program in Northern California to work exclusively with young athletes.
Our pediatric sports medicine specialists, who have extensive knowledge and experience in prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of sports-related injuries in children and adolescents, offer young athletes the most current and comprehensive medical care and educational programming available. It is our objective to facilitate not only the return to the enjoyment of sports quickly, but also safely.
Referral
Families may call the Sports Medicine Center directly to make an appointment. The number below can access scheduling for the sports medicine physician, as well as the sports medicine physical therapy clinic.
Hours
Monday – Friday, 6:30 a.m. – 7 p.m.
Saturday, 8:30 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Contact us
Phone: (510) 428-3558
Fax: (510) 597-7045
Where to find us
Outpatient Center (OPC) – Map/Directions
744 52nd St., Oakland, CA 94609
For your convenience, we also schedule appointments at our specialty care offices in Pleasanton and Walnut Creek.
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