Athletic Training
No matter what the age, from middle school to professional athletes, we know how common it can be for a player to get hurt during a practice or a game. That’s why Bronson has certified athletic trainers who partner with sports teams to help prevent injuries, improve performance, and provide on-site game day support to help keep athletes safe.
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Team Physicians & Athletic Trainers for Area Schools
Listen to Brad Toepper, certified athletic trainer and manager at Bronson Sports Medicine network, discuss team physicians and athletic trainers in southwest Michigan schools.
Sports-related injuries and conditions we treat
On-site game day support
From a sprain to a broken bone, it’s important that a player receives medical attention soon after he or she gets hurt. Many times, these injuries occur on contact or in action during a game. By having an athletic trainer with the team on the sidelines, your players will have immediate, on-site care.
Additional athletic training services
- Emergency Action Plan (EAP) development – Our athletic trainers develop a written and oral emergency action plan to use in emergency situations like fires, tornadoes and active shooter emergencies. The plan helps reduce injuries, damages and ensures safety for all.
- Injury prevention seminars – Created for organizations who want to learn how to create a program that will help prevent and reduce injuries among their athletes
- In-services on Automatic External Defibrillator (AED) – An AED is a device that is used to help revive someone who has gone into cardiac arrest. Our athletic trainers are available to teach your school about the importance of having and using an AED at athletic events.
