Why Price on Request?
The cost depends on the type and severity of injury, diagnostic imaging, treatment approach, procedures, surgery and rehabilitation required. A personalized estimate can be provided according to the patient's treatment plan.
Sports injury treatment involves the diagnosis, management and rehabilitation of injuries caused by sports, exercise or physical activity.
Treatment is tailored to the injury, activity level and recovery goals.
Sports medicine specialists may evaluate:
ACL injuries
Meniscus tears
Ligament injuries
Muscle strains
Tendon injuries
Rotator cuff injuries
Shoulder instability
Joint injuries
Stress injuries
Overuse injuries
Sports-related fractures
Assessment may include:
Injury history
Physical examination
Range-of-motion testing
Strength assessment
Joint stability testing
Functional evaluation
Review of previous treatment
Depending on the injury, diagnostic testing may include:
X-rays
MRI
CT scans
Ultrasound
Imaging helps determine the extent of structural damage.
Selected knee injuries may include:
ACL tears
Meniscus injuries
Ligament damage
Cartilage injuries
Patellar problems
Treatment may range from rehabilitation to surgical repair depending on the injury.
Shoulder sports injuries may involve:
Rotator cuff
Labrum
Tendons
Ligaments
Joint stability
Treatment may include rehabilitation, injections when appropriate or surgery.
Muscle strains and tendon injuries may be managed with:
Activity modification
Physical therapy
Strengthening
Gradual return to activity
Other treatments based on diagnosis
Overuse injuries can develop from repetitive activity without adequate recovery.
Treatment may include:
Training modification
Rest and recovery
Physical therapy
Strength and conditioning
Movement assessment
Sports-related fractures may require:
Immobilization
Bracing
Rehabilitation
Surgical fixation when necessary
Depending on the condition, nonsurgical care may include:
Physical therapy
Bracing
Activity modification
Medication
Injections when appropriate
Rehabilitation
Selected injuries can be treated with arthroscopic procedures using small incisions and specialized instruments.
Potential applications include certain:
Meniscus injuries
Ligament injuries
Rotator cuff injuries
Joint conditions
Rehabilitation may focus on:
Restoring range of motion
Improving strength
Balance
Coordination
Joint stability
Sport-specific function
Patients recovering from injury may receive a gradual return-to-activity plan based on:
Injury type
Healing progress
Strength
Mobility
Functional testing
Sport requirements
Specialists may provide guidance on:
Strength training
Flexibility
Conditioning
Movement mechanics
Training progression
Injury prevention
Persistent sports injuries may require reassessment to identify:
Ongoing structural problems
Training-related factors
Muscle weakness
Movement abnormalities
Incomplete rehabilitation
Patients may seek a second opinion regarding:
MRI findings
Diagnosis
Need for surgery
Rehabilitation
Return-to-sport timing
Alternative treatment options
International patients should provide:
MRI/X-rays
Previous injury reports
Surgical records
Rehabilitation records
Medication list
Previous treatment history
Specialized care may provide:
Comprehensive injury evaluation
Advanced imaging
Nonsurgical treatment
Arthroscopic surgery when appropriate
Personalized rehabilitation
Return-to-sport planning
Injury prevention guidance
Massachusetts General Hospital provides multidisciplinary sports medicine and orthopedic care for acute injuries, chronic sports conditions and activity-related musculoskeletal problems, supported by diagnostic, surgical and rehabilitation services.
Price: Price on Request
Potential costs may include:
Sports medicine consultation
Diagnostic imaging
Specialist evaluation
Procedures
Surgery when required
Anesthesia
Physical therapy
Rehabilitation
Follow-up care
A personalized cost estimate should be requested according to the patient's diagnosis and treatment plan.
Treatment may cover ligament, muscle, tendon, meniscus, cartilage, joint and sports-related fracture injuries.
Yes. Many injuries can be treated with physical therapy, activity modification, bracing, medication and rehabilitation, depending on the diagnosis.
Surgery may be considered when there is significant structural damage or when appropriate nonsurgical treatment does not provide sufficient improvement.
Recovery varies according to the injury, treatment, overall health and rehabilitation progress.
Price is available on request. Costs depend on the evaluation, imaging, treatment, procedures, surgery and rehabilitation required.
Product Name: Sports Injury Treatment at Massachusetts General Hospital
Hospital: Massachusetts General Hospital
Brand: Massachusetts General Hospital
Country: United States
Specialty: Orthopaedic Surgery & Sports Medicine
Service Type: Sports Injury Treatment
Customer-Facing Price: Price on Request
International Patients: Available
Location: Boston, Massachusetts, USA
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