Welcome To Kai Sports Medicine
When the body comes under repeated stress and exertion, it can lead to pain and injury in the joints, muscles, and bones that make up the musculoskeletal system. Experienced internal medicine and sports medicine practitioner Zachary Perlman, DO, at Kai Sports Medicine offers integrative care to people living in Little Silver, New Jersey, and the surrounding areas.
The team, led by Dr. Perlman, believes that patient education and the patient-doctor relationship is essential to maintaining quality of life and longevity. Their mission is to make preventive care as important as treatment, and their process draws on Dr. Perlman's extensive training in internal medicine and sports medicine, which he incorporates with orthopedic care, pain management, and non-surgical techniques for an all-in-one approach.
Dr. Perlman specializes in treating amateur and professional athletes of all ages, and he's known locally for his expertise in healing shoulder injury, knee injury, and sports-related concussions. But anyone dealing with back pain, neck pain, hip pain, or nerve pain is welcome to the practice.
Kai Sports Medicine uses some of the latest techniques in non-surgical, minimally invasive treatment, including cortisone and prolotherapy joint injections.
Dr. Perlman's integrative care methods are designed to provide overall wellness and health to his patients. His treatment programs typically include medications, therapies, and mind-body techniques in this patient-centric approach.
Untreated injury in bones, joints, or muscles can cause further problems in the long-term. Dr. Perlman creates individualized treatment programs based on each patient's needs. Call Kai Sports Medicine today to find out more or request an appointment online.
If you have any insurance related questions, please feel free to reach out to our office.
What We Do At Kai Sports Medicine
Our mission is to increase quality of life and longevity in a preventative fashion,
instead of simply treating symptoms as they arise.
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