The Institute of Sports Medicine is proud to announce the expansion of its services, offering cutting-edge treatments and specialized care to athletes and active individuals. With a mission to enhance athletic performance and promote health, the Institute’s new services cover everything from injury prevention and recovery to performance optimization.
Expanded Services to Support Athletic Excellence
The Institute of Sports Medicine has integrated a range of new offerings, including advanced radiology, laboratory services, and performance health programs, ensuring that every athlete, whether professional or recreational, receives tailored support.
“Our goal is to provide athletes with the resources they need to not only recover from injuries but to prevent them and perform at their best,” said Dr. C. Lakmal, Chief Medical Officer at the Institute. “With our team of specialists and state-of-the-art facilities, we can deliver comprehensive care that meets the unique demands of sports medicine.”
Specialized Pharmacy and Emergency Services Now Available
As part of the expansion, the Institute is also offering specialized pharmacy services to provide athletes with the medications and supplements they need to support recovery and performance. In addition, a new 24/7 emergency service is now available, ensuring prompt medical care for sports-related injuries.
The Institute’s outreach services continue to strengthen community engagement through educational programs, workshops, and injury prevention clinics aimed at promoting health and wellness in schools and sports organizations.
Looking to the Future of Sports Medicine
With its ongoing commitment to advancing the field of sports medicine, the Institute is poised to become a leader in the region, offering research-driven care and innovative approaches to athlete health.
“The Institute of Sports Medicine is not just about treating injuries,” added Dr. C. Lakmal. “It’s about helping individuals reach their potential, whether they’re competing at a professional level or enjoying recreational sports.”
For more information or to book an appointment, visit Institute of Sports Medicine or contact the Institute directly at +94 112 697 934.
