Sports Medicine | Johns Hopkins Division of Sports Medicine

We Are Now Open for Elective Surgeries and Procedures

As our communities begin to reopen, we are now offering select elective surgeries and procedures at our ambulatory surgery facilities in Maryland. We also continue to offer telemedicine visits and in-person visits as needed.

How to Schedule Your Appointment

Elective Procedures

If you've been already scheduled for a procedure that had to be postponed, we will reach out to reschedule. If this is a new procedure, please contact us at 443-997-2663 to schedule a consultation.
Learn more about our COVID-19 safety precautions.

Video Visits (Telemedicine)

Many new and existing Johns Hopkins patients have the option to have a video appointment (telemedicine) with their provider, depending on their healthcare need. If you don't have a device to use for a video visit, you and your provider may decide that a telephone call will meet your needs.
Learn more about video visits.

New Patients (not previously seen by the Orthopaedics Department)

443-997-2663

Existing Orthopaedics Department Patients

Request an Appointment through MyChart

Whether you developed your injury training for your first 5K or during a collegiate sports tournament, our sports medicine experts are here to help get you back in action. The Division of Sports Medicine of the Johns Hopkins Department of Orthopaedic Surgery provides medical care and treatment to professional and recreational athletes of all ages and skill levels.

Our Team of Experts

Conditions We Treat

Sports Medicine for Women

Request an appointment: 443-997-2663 (BONE)

Insights from Our Experts

Our sports medicine experts feature a range of specializations in all kinds of sports injuries.

Shoulder Injuries | Q&A with Dr. Edward McFarland

Dr. Edward McFarland discusses the causes, symptoms and treatment of common shoulder injuries, focusing on dislocations and subluxations.

Meniscus Injuries | Q&A with Dr. Andrew Cosgarea

Dr. Andrew Cosgarea explains how meniscus injuries happen, signs and symptoms, treatment methods and how to prevent a meniscus injury.

Primary Care Sports Medicine | Q&A with Dr. Raj Deu

Dr. Raj Deu discusses the role of sports medicine physicians in improving performance, enhancing overall health, preventing injury and maintaining physical activity level.

two physical therapists pose with a ballet dancer

Dance Medicine Program

Dancers have unique needs when it comes to medical care. Whether you dance professionally or as a hobby, our dance medicine specialists understand the demands of your sport. With support from performing arts physical therapists, our dance medicine program offers dancers the care they need to excel.

Learn more about dance medicine

Sports Medicine Resources

Seasonal Running and Injury Prevention

Running is a great activity for your health, but it comes with a risk of injuries, no matter how experienced you are. In this webinar, Orthopaedic surgeon James Ficke, M.D., and physical therapist Ken Johnson discuss measures you can take to avoid common injuries.

A Woman's Guide to Sports Injury Prevention and Treatment

Whether you’re training daily with your team or logging miles on your treadmill in the basement, you’re an athlete. This guide explains the biggest risks active women face and how you can run, play or work out smarter to prevent injury.

COVID-19 Update