Sports Medicine

DISC offers a vast array of both established and innovative sports medicine solutions for professional and recreational athletes who experience pain and disability or are looking looking to gain a further physical and mental competitive edge. Alongside world class conservative care and minimally invasive techniques, DISC features specialists in orthopedics, performance psychology, preventative care, rehabilitation and brain mapping and training, helping athletes maintain peak performance and avoid injuries before they occur. While serving as a home away from home to elite and extreme athletes, the DISC soft tissue center and performance program are available to all patients desiring to recover faster and gain an extra edge.

Soft Tissue Treatment

Often referred to as the best kept secret in sports, The Soft Tissue Center, led by the renowned diagnostician Dr. Joseph Horrigan, is highly respected in the sports world for deriving accurate diagnoses, obtaining results in difficult cases, and quickly returning athletes to play.read more

Advanced Arthroscopy

From stitch-free Endoscopic Carpal Tunnel Release (ECTR) to Advanced Hip Arthroscopy, our top-notch surgeons are highly successful at returning patients to a elite level of performance with less pain and faster recovery than traditional open procedures. read more

Performance Psychology

While many devote countless hours to physical preparation, sound mental preparation is also necessary to succeed in our pursuit of consistent and increasing personal performance. Performance psychology consultants meet with teams and individuals to enhance their mental skills, with the goal of gaining a “mental edge” in competition/performance.read more

Neurotopia Brain Training

BrainSport is Neurotopia’s first product focused solely on helping elite athletes’ brains perform better by training their brains the same way athletes train their bodies. BrainSport’s technology identifies individual’s strengths and weaknesses and then trains their brain so they are in the optimal brain state for whatever task they’re doing. read more