Sports Medicine in Schools and Organizations

Our partners receive expert care. For all of their serious athletes.

When schools and organizations partner with us, they receive athletic training and access to comprehensive care from the leaders in sports medicine.

At Nationwide Children’s, we work with coaches, athletic trainers and parents in many school districts throughout central Ohio to provide treatment for concussions and sports injuries. And to help athletes learn to prevent them in the first place.

Integrity Athletics

New Partner Spotlight

Integrity Athletics

Youth athletes of all backgrounds at Integrity Athletics will now have access to a team of specially-trained sports medicine experts and resources because of a unique agreement between Integrity Athletics and the Sports Medicine program at Nationwide Children’s Hospital.

As part of the newly-formed collaboration, certified athletic trainers and certified strength and conditioning coaches from Nationwide Children’s Sports Medicine will focus on injury prevention, conditioning and age-appropriate educational activities on site.

Partner With Us

All athletes deserve the very best when it comes to sports-related care. Learn more about becoming a Sports Medicine partner.

Sports Medicine Partnering Schools

Nationwide Children's Sports Medicine provides athletic training services for the following programs.

Sports Medicine Partner Priority Scheduling

As a valued community partner, our Sports Medicine Priority Scheduling and Injury Hotline gives you immediate access to an athletic trainer.

Sports Medicine Partnering Organizations

Nationwide Children's Sports Medicine provides athletic training services for the following organizations.

Featured Video

Fighting For His Life | Gavin's COVID-19 Story

Gavin Braden started to feel sick on Jan. 12. Two days later, he was admitted to Nationwide Children's Hospital. This healthy football player with no pre-existing conditions was suffering from severe COVID-19 complications. And he was fighting for his life. Further testing showed he developed multisystem inflammatory syndrome in children (MIS-C), a complication associated with COVID-19. Gavin would need a ventilator and dialysis. For two weeks, it was uncertain if he would make it. But Braden's a fighter.

Watch this video to learn about Gavin's Fight and the role his athletic trainer played in his recovery.