Sports Medicine

Sports Medicine Specialist in Malden and Stoneham, MA

Sports Medicine Doctor in Malden & Stoneham, MA

As a dedicated athlete or committed exerciser you need a skilled sports medicine team to keep you in top form. Agility’s physicians, orthopedic surgeons, therapists, nurse practitioners and athletic trainers provide a full continuum of care: physicals to determine fitness for your sport, advice on what to eat and how hard to train, diagnosis and treatment of injuries, and coordination with other medical specialists when needed. We’re in the community working with local high schools and training facilities, communicating with coaches and parents and anyone else on your personal team.

We are big on injury prevention and education. But should you need surgery or other treatment, we will minimize your down time and speed your recovery, keeping you challenged but comfortable as you heal.

To learn more about how our sports medicine practice can help you, speak with your provider.

Sports Medicine Providers

Christian T. Andersen, MD

Abraham T. Shurland, MD

Peter C. Yeh, MD

Evan J. Zahner, MD

Megan Staudle, PA-C

Randy Widtfeldt, PA-C

Chase Conway, DPT

Trevor Danton, PT, DPT

John Douzepis, DPT

Craig Hansen, PT

James Knowles, DPT

George Panagiotakopoulos, PT, DPT

Andrew Auterio, PTA

Julie Berube, PTA

Ebed Brambila, PTA

Colleen Donovan, PTA

Lauren Duran, PTA

Sarah Early, PTA

Nicole Lacabone, PTA

Lyle Morgan, PTA

Daniel O’Neill, PTA, LMT

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Erica Rotondo, PTA

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Steven Smith, PTA

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Melinda Stinchfield, PTA

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