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Sports medicine in Tremonton | Intermountain Bear River Clinic
Sports medicine care close to home
At Intermountain Bear River Clinic Sports Medicine, you get convenient, expert care for injuries, overuse issues, and activity related pain—right here in Tremonton. Same day appointments are often available, and we help you get back to moving with confidence.
Care built for active living in Box Elder County
Sports medicine services and treatments
At Bear River Clinic Sports Medicine, we provide comprehensive, nonsurgical care for muscle, joint, bone, tendon, movement, and activity-related injuries. Our services support everyday activity, work demands, and athletic performance.
Injury Evaluation & Diagnostics
- Comprehensive exam and movement assessment
- Ultrasound evaluation for soft tissue injuries
- Concussion testing and management
- Running, gait, and biomechanics analysis
In-Clinic Treatment & Recovery
- Bracing and splinting
- Activity modification and customized recovery plans
- Return-to-sport and return-to-work guidance
- Exercise-based rehabilitation planning
- Injury prevention strategies
Injection Therapies
- Corticosteroid injections
- Ultrasound-guided injections
- Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) therapy
Care Coordination
If you need imaging or surgical evaluation, we arrange referrals to orthopedics or other specialists—keeping your care connected and convenient.
Sports medicine FAQs for Tremonton patients
Answers to common questions about getting sports medicine care at our Tremonton clinic
Sports Medicine vs. Orthopedics vs. Foot & Ankle
Many patients aren’t sure which type of provider is right for their injury. Here’s how to decide. Not sure who you need? Start with Sports Medicine - we can evaluate most musculoskeletal issues, and refer you to a different specialist if needed.
A nonsurgical specialty focused on diagnosing, treating, and preventing injuries for active people of all ages.
Best For
- Sprains and strains
- Tendonitis and tendinopathy
- Stress fractures
- Overuse injuries
- Concussions
- Early arthritis
- Pain that worsens with activity
- Return-to-sport planning
Sports Medicine can treat most injuries without surgery.
Orthopedic surgeons treat conditions that require surgical intervention, such as:
- Fractures requiring fixation
- Severe arthritis requiring joint replacement
- Major ligament tears
- Complex structural or deformity-related issues
Sports Medicine providers will coordinate referrals when surgical evaluation is needed.
Orthopedic Foot & Ankle surgeons handle conditions that require surgical expertise, including:
- Bunions
- Achilles injuries
- Chronic instability
- Cartilage lesions
- Foot and ankle deformities
- Ankle arthritis and reconstruction
Sports Medicine treats nonsurgical foot and ankle pain and coordinates referrals for surgical cases when needed.