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At the office of Dr. Merrick L. Horn, sports medicine isn’t just about treating injuries, it’s about restoring performance. Whether you’re a competitive athlete, weekend runner, or simply living an active lifestyle, our goal is simple: help you recover fully and return with confidence.
We specialize in diagnosing and treating sports-related injuries of the foot, ankle, and lower leg, combining decades of clinical experience with advanced, non-surgical and regenerative treatments.
Sports injuries in the foot and ankle are extremely common due to the stress placed on ligaments, tendons, and bones during activity.
We provide targeted care for both acute injuries and chronic overuse conditions.
Every athlete and every injury is different. That’s why treatment is always personalized.
We offer advanced, non-surgical options designed to accelerate healing:
Getting you out of pain is only step one. Getting you back to your sport safely is the real goal.
We identify the true root cause, not just the symptoms.
Mobility, strength, and biomechanics are all addressed.
You’ll follow a structured recovery plan designed to rebuild performance gradually.
We correct underlying issues like gait abnormalities, improper footwear, or training errors.
Our goal is not just recovery, but long-term durability and performance.
You don’t have to be a professional athlete to benefit from sports medicine care.
Foot and ankle pain doesn’t just affect your performance, it affects your daily life. The sooner you address it, the faster and more completely you can recover.
Schedule your sports medicine evaluation today and take the first step toward a stronger return.
Call (305) 949-4189 or request an appointment online.
Get back to your sport. Get back to your life.
If pain persists beyond a few days, worsens with activity, or affects your ability to walk or perform, it should be evaluated.
In most cases, continuing to train on an injury can make it worse. Early treatment leads to faster recovery.
Most sports injuries can be treated without surgery. We always start with conservative and regenerative options whenever possible.
It depends on the condition, but early treatment significantly shortens recovery time and reduces complications.
We focus on function, performance, and prevention, not just temporary pain relief.
