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Criteria, not the calendar.
Return-to-sport decisions are guided by motion, strength, control and sport-specific testing, not just how many weeks have passed.
Athletes & active people
Return to sport,
done right.
From weekend runners and skiers to competitive athletes, the goal is the same: get back to your sport safely, with confidence, and with a plan built around you.
Built around how athletes recover.
02
Every option on the table.
Not every injury needs surgery. Non-operative care, rehabilitation and surgery are weighed against your sport, season and long-term goals.
03
A team around you.
Recovery works best when surgeon, physical therapist, athletic trainer and athlete share the same plan and milestones.
Trained on the sideline
From the sideline
to the operating room.
During his orthopaedic residency at Temple University Hospital, Dr. Komperda provided sideline coverage for Temple’s Division I men’s and women’s basketball teams. In his sports medicine fellowship at Congress Orthopaedic Associates in Pasadena, California, he served as a team physician for two college football programs, and his fellowship research on irreparable subscapularis tears was presented at the AOSSM Kerlan-Jobe Alumni Research Conference and published in Arthroscopy.
- 2013–2016Temple UniversitySideline coverageMen’s and women’s basketball · Philadelphia
- 2016–2017Occidental CollegeTeam physicianFootball · Los Angeles
- 2016–2017Pasadena City CollegeTeam physicianFootball · Pasadena
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