Young Athletes Get a Health Boost in Cleveland
The Cleveland Force Soccer Club and University Hospitals Drusinsky Sports Medicine Institute are now working together. This partnership ensures young soccer players receive top-notch medical care and advice, aiming to keep them safe and help them perform their best.
A State-of-the-Art Sports Medicine Institute
The sports medicine institute, opened in 2023 as part of a major expansion, features:
- Rehabilitation areas
- Clinics for quick check-ups
- High-tech machines for scans
Expert Insights
Dr. James Voos, head of sports medicine at University Hospitals, is thrilled about this collaboration. He emphasizes the importance of combining education, injury prevention, and top medical care to help young athletes reach their full potential.
A Proven Track Record
This isn't University Hospitals' first rodeo. They are also the official healthcare provider for:
- The Cleveland Browns
- The Cleveland Monsters
For All Ages and Skills
The Cleveland Force Soccer Club offers training for boys and girls of all ages, from tiny tots to those aiming for college or pro soccer. Everyone can benefit from this new partnership.
A Focus on Health and Development
Marko Raduka, executive director of the Cleveland Force, is excited about the partnership. He highlights that it's all about the players' health and development, both on and off the field, ensuring they have access to the best care possible.
