Sports Medicine Clinic Information
At the Northwestern Medicine Student Health Services - Sports Medicine Clinic, we strive to keep Northwestern University students functional and active in their everyday lives. We primarily see individuals with:
- Acute Musculoskeletal Injuries
- Joint Sprains, Muscle Strains, etc.
- Chronic Musculoskeletal Pain and Injuries
- Chronic Neck and Upper Back Pain, Low Back Pain, etc.
- Head Injuries/Concussions
Our goal is to quickly and safely return students to pain-free daily activities and the exercise/sports they love to do. We also empower students with injury education and rehabilitation to do on their own at home with provided equipment, or with one of our staff athletic trainers.
Hours of Operation
- Monday: 9am – 5pm*
- Tuesday: 9am – 5pm*
- Wednesday: 9am – 5pm*
- Thursday: 9am – 5pm*
- Friday: 9am – 5pm*
*Last patient registration is at 4:20pm. Hours are subject to change. Hours may vary on certain holidays. Please call to confirm.
Scheduling Appointment Important Information
When scheduling an appointment with one of our Sports Medicine Physicians, any appointment for Low Back Pain, a possible Concussion, or an appointment to address two or more complaints should be scheduled for an extended (40 minute) time slot. Please note - appointments scheduled incorrectly online may be subject to change based upon clinician availability. Follow the prompts in the link below or call us at 847-491-8100 to schedule your appointment with our Sports Medicine Team!
If you require emergency medical attention, please call 911 to access your local emergency services.
For questions related to eligibility of accessing sports medicine services provided by Northwestern Medicine Student Health Service, please see the web page on "Who can use Northwestern Medicine Student Health Service" for further information.
For questions related to accessing sports medicine services provided by Northwestern Medicine Student Health Service, please see the web page on "Who can use Northwestern Medicine Student Health Service" for further information.