Texas sports injury treatment in Wharton, Texas

Memorial Hermann Sports Medicine & Rehabilitation in Wharton is a leading healthcare institution dedicated to providing top-notch medical care and rehabilitation services to athletes and individuals recovering from sports-related injuries. Located at 2018 Regional Medical Drive in Wharton, Texas, this facility offers a wide range of services including physical therapy, sports injury treatment, and rehabilitation programs. The expert team of doctors and health professionals at Memorial Hermann Sports Medicine & Rehabilitation is committed to helping patients achieve optimal recovery and performance. Visit us today to experience the highest standard of care in sports medicine and rehabilitation.

Domino Chiropractic, located at 11714 Farm to Market Road 1301 in Boling-Iago, Texas, is a health institution founded by Dr. Justin Henson, a dedicated chiropractor with a passion for improving the well-being of his patients. Dr. Henson earned his Doctor of Chiropractic degree from Texas Chiropractic College in 2021, following his Bachelor’s degree in Athletic Training/Sports Medicine from Texas State University. With a background in athletic training, Dr. Henson has a special affinity for working with athletes and sports teams. At Domino Chiropractic, Dr. Henson offers a comprehensive approach to patient care, utilizing various modalities such as chiropractic adjustments, hyper volt therapy, dry needling, scraping (IASTM), cupping therapy, and massage therapy. His goal is to alleviate discomfort and facilitate healing among patients of all ages, from newborns to seniors. Dr. Henson's commitment to his patients extends beyond just physical treatment, as he aims to make a positive impact on their lives. The clinic does not accept insurance, Medicare, Medicaid, workers' comp cases, or personal injury claims, operating as a cash practice. Dr. Henson's dedication to his community is evident in the history of the clinic, which was originally known as "The Domino Hall" where local men gathered to play dominoes. The clinic's name pays homage to the legacy of Dr. Henson's family, who contributed to the development of the town through various community projects.