University Hospitals: The Official Health Care Provider for the Cleveland Browns
The sports medicine experts at University Hospitals have been taking care of our Cleveland Browns for over ten years. By providing access to the most innovative therapies, injury prevention techniques and surgical expertise, we are keeping our players, their families and YOU healthy, on and off the field.
More from University Hospitals & the Cleveland Browns
Healthy Fan Challenge
Register for the Healthy Fan Challenge today to be automatically entered into monthly drawings for autographed Browns merchandise, game tickets, sideline passes and other prizes!
Cleveland Browns Live Radio
UH/Browns Photo Gallery
Patient Stories, Health News and More from UH
The Science of Health Blog
Health news and advice to help you live your best, featuring medical expertise from UH and Rainbow.
Browns Player Sends Survivor to Super Bowl
Raheem Stanfield had
no idea going into
cardiac arrest would
be his ticket to
the Super Bowl.
Weight-Loss Surgery Helps Mom Stay Active
At barely 5 feet tall, this young mom originally weighed 271 pounds. Weight-loss surgery changed her life forever.
The Science of Health E-Newsletter
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The Science of Health Podcast
Get the straight science – with compassion – from the medical experts at UH and Rainbow.
Sports Medicine Stories
Read our patients’ inspiring stories of how treatment helped them return to athletic play after injury.
1-2-3 Family!
Buoyed by strong support team, seamless care, teacher returns to classroom after breast cancer treatment.
UH and Your Community
Pee Wee
to Pro Care
The sports medicine experts at UH Drusinsky Sports Medicine Institute and UH Rainbow Babies & Children’s are committed to providing world-class care for young athletes.
Learn MoreUH Athletic Trainer Program
UH Sports Medicine offers athletic trainer services to local high schools and colleges, to provide coverage for the training room, practice games, special events and more.
Learn MoreThe HELMETS
Program
A collaboration between University Hospitals, the Browns, Meijer and Xenith to enhance the health and safety of young athletes through training, education and proper equipment.
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University Hospitals Sports Medicine
We provide patients of all ages with quality care, delivered by specialists and subspecialists who are fellowship-trained in sports medicine. Our multifaceted sports medicine approach, direct access to medical care and convenient locations ensure that each athlete receives the most appropriate and responsive treatment.
Our Services
Orthopedic/Sports Medicine
UH’s specialized orthopedic services include treatment for: foot and ankle injuries, hand and wrist injuries, joint preservation and cartilage restoration, and oncology and musculoskeletal tumors.
Learn MorePrimary Care
At University Hospitals, we believe having a primary care physician is essential to your health and well-being. That's why UH has the region’s largest network of primary care providers.
Learn MoreOrthopedic Injury Clinic
If you have a broken bone or an injury that needs immediate attention, UH has three walk-in orthopedic injury clinics that fast-track your care with one hassle-free visit – and without multiple appointments or a pricey trip to the ER.
Learn MoreCancer Services
UH Seidman Cancer Center offers the latest screenings, treatments and innovations from an experienced team of cancer specialists who provide personalized care with a focus on early detection.
Learn MoreHeart and Vascular Care
The team of experts at UH Harrington Heart & Vascular Institute provide nationally recognized care using the latest treatments and technologies at locations convenient to where you work and live.
Learn MoreVaccines
Whatever your age or stage of life, prevention is the best medicine. That’s why it’s important to preserve and protect your health by seeing your primary care provider (PCP) regularly. Learn more about age-appropriate screenings and vaccinations that can prevent disease.
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