COVID - 19 OPS STATUS
The primary concern of Optimum Performance Sports (OPS) and Optimum Performance Therapy (OPT) remains the health and safety of all who visit our facility.
We will continue to practice all safeguards and procedures adopted by The Orthopedic Hospital and Lutheran Health Network as recommended by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) until the coronavirus outbreak abates.
Our goal remains to treat and assist all patients while we remain open. We will exercise strict protocol with proper sanitizing and disinfecting of treatment tables, equipment, medical instruments and hard surfaces throughout our facility.
PLEASE exercise discretion and be self-aware if you feel you could be infected with coronavirus. Be aware of the following symptoms or situations:
- flu-like symptoms
- Upper respiratory issues
- fever
- dry cough
- shortness of breath
- headache
- sore throat
- fatigue
- have returned from overseas travel in the last 14 days
If you are feeling unwell with any of the above symptoms, please reschedule your appointment and call your primary care physician immediately.
WHY OPS?
OPS combines outstanding sports medicine services with one-of-a-kind sports performance training. OPS athletes experience measurable results in performance and learn to run faster, jump higher and perform better overall. Plus, you get access to top quality injury care, comprehensive rehabilitation and therapy. So if you ever do get injured, you can safely get back in the game as quickly as possible.
OUR TEAM
OPS is led by Dr. Jason D. Russell, a licensed chiropractor who specializes in biomechanics, gait analysis, gait therapy and training. Our team of certified athletic trainers, sports physicians from Fort Wayne Orthopedics, and sports performance coaches work hand in hand to provide our clients and patients the ultimate continuum of care.
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OPS is a department of The Orthopedic Hospital, a physician-owned hospital.
Dupont and Lutheran hospitals are owned in part by physicians.