The practice will have hours at the university’s health center one day per week. A fellowship-trained physician will be onsite to care for sports medicine injuries. The program is led by Tom Weber, MD, from RMH and will include X-rays and other orthopedic assistance.
The center will also provide a second opinion and special care for sports-related injuries. The services are covered by insurance if the student is eligible.
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