Physical Therapy

Our in-house physical therapist treats both pediatric and adult patients.

Ortho-Biologic Therapy

Dr. Kessous offers Platelet Rich Plasma injections for pain management. He also offers Stem Cell Therapy to treat injuries. Call our office to learn more.

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Urgent Fracture Care Available

Accidents happen. And when they do, our staff is here to take care of you.

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Proud Sponsor

MSMC is an official sponsor of three youth teams - Baseball and Softball - with the Burtonsville Athletic Association.

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Dr. Eran Kessous

Our Services

From orthopedics and sports medicine, to nutrition and massage therapy, we will help you get back to doing what you love most.

Orthopedics

We provide diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation with a non-surgical approach.

Sports Medicine

Our team works with professional and amateur athletes, helping to treat existing sports injuries and preventing new ones.

On-Site Diagnostics

With on-site X-ray and ultrasound machines, we can diagnose you quicker and implement a treatment plan.

Physical Therapy

In conjunction with our sports medicine physicians, our physical therapists will get you back on the field.

Nutrition + Wellness

We provide a unique, collaborative process to help our clients build healthy, life-long habits.

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We provide a wide range of services from sports physicals to concussion testing to pain relief.

We work with some great teams

Dr. Kessous and the staff at Montgomery Sports Medicine Center are proud to work with these teams and groups.

We are also a former provider for Major League Soccer team D.C. United.

Testimonials

What our patients are saying

“Dear Dr. Kessous and Staff, our three year old daughter … was recently diagnosed with hip dysplasia. Your office helped tremendously with referrals and really thoughtful consultations with Dr. Kessous. Your staff’s help really expedited our appointments with Children’s Hospital and saved us months of waiting and worry. In short, all of you made a really stressful time significantly easier for your family. [Our daughter] had her surgery 4 weeks ago and we are hopeful for a fast and full recovery. Thanks so much for your help and care.”

“Dr. Kessous and sweet Iyana, Because of YOU, I enjoyably, without pain, walked 345 km on the “Camino de Santiago”, an ancient Christian pilgrimage trail stretching from the Pyrenees in France to the city of Santiago in Spain. My knee was strong and steady! I walked 4 continuous weeks. I am so grateful for the excellent care you gave to me. Honestly, in January I really was not sure if I would be able to walk around the block, but THANKS to you, my dream to walk the Camino was realized! I wish all of you the very best as you care for other dreamers!”

“Dr. Kessous was very professional and answered all of my questions and concerns thoroughly. I would recommend him to others looking for a doctor to treat their sports injuries.”

“Dr. Kessous, I’m very happy to inform you that I’m doing well, my knee doesn’t hurt at all. Last Sunday I run 8 miles, and I have two more miles until the Cherry Blossom race on April 3rd. I would like to thank you for your professional treatment, and for helping me run again. I hope we will meet again in other circumstances….”

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Muscles often respond quickly when activity levels increase, but tendons adapt much more slowly. When activity ramps up too fast tendons can become irritated before they`ve had time to strengthen and adjust. This is a common reason why various tendonitis conditions often appear when you suddenly increase your activity level.

Gradually increase your activity and allow time for your body`s connective tissues to adjust to help reduce your risk of tendon irritation.

#WellnessWednesday #MSMC #TrueOrFalse #SportsMedicine #Orthopedics #HealthyLifestyle

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Muscles often respond quickly when activity levels increase, but tendons adapt much more slowly. When activity ramps up too fast tendons can become irritated before they've had time to strengthen and adjust. This is a common reason why various tendonitis conditions often appear when you suddenly increase your activity level.

Gradually increase your activity and allow time for your body's connective tissues to adjust to help reduce your risk of tendon irritation.

#WellnessWednesday #MSMC #TrueOrFalse #SportsMedicine #Orthopedics #HealthyLifestyle

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Spring Athletes are getting back into the grind of practicing and competing everyday for their teams. This can be quite an adjustment for many who are returning back to outdoor activity after the cold Winter season.

Check out Dr. Lawless provide some early season advice to help keep you in the game!

If you have any questions you’d like to ask our providers, comment them below ⬇️

#MSMC #SportsMedicine #SpringSports #InjuryPrevention

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Spring Athletes are getting back into the grind of practicing and competing everyday for their teams. This can be quite an adjustment for many who are returning back to outdoor activity after the cold Winter season.

Check out Dr. Lawless provide some early season advice to help keep you in the game!

If you have any questions you’d like to ask our providers, comment them below ⬇️

#MSMC #SportsMedicine #SpringSports #InjuryPrevention

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Heel pain isn`t always just a foot problem.

Tight calf muscles can limit ankle mobility, placing extra strain on the plantar fascia - the tissue that supports your arch. Over time, that added stress can lead to persistent heel pain.

It`s important you treat the cause of your pain to find relief, not just the symptoms.

#MSMC #DidYouKnow #FootPain #InjuryPrevention #WellnessWednesday #SportsMedicine #Orthopedics

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Heel pain isn't always just a foot problem.

Tight calf muscles can limit ankle mobility, placing extra strain on the plantar fascia - the tissue that supports your arch. Over time, that added stress can lead to persistent heel pain.

It's important you treat the cause of your pain to find relief, not just the symptoms.

#MSMC #DidYouKnow #FootPain #InjuryPrevention #WellnessWednesday #SportsMedicine #Orthopedics

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Some notable NBA stars have sustained injuries as we approach the end of the regular season.

Check out Dr. Lawless explain why injuries like contusions can be more serious than they initially seem.

If you have any questions you’d like to ask our providers, comment them below ⬇️

#WellnessWednesday #MSMC #SportsMedicine #Orthopedics #Contusions

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Some notable NBA stars have sustained injuries as we approach the end of the regular season.

Check out Dr. Lawless explain why injuries like contusions can be more serious than they initially seem.

If you have any questions you’d like to ask our providers, comment them below ⬇️

#WellnessWednesday #MSMC #SportsMedicine #Orthopedics #Contusions

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Here at Montgomery Sports Medicine Center, we know that education and prevention of injuries are of utmost importance.

We incorporate these principles to provide the best medical care available, with the goal of returning our patients to activity as soon as possible.

Call Us Today!
301-754-0505

#MSMC #TestimonialTuesday #SportsMedicine #Orthopedics #Treatment #Recovery #InjuryPrevention #HealthyLifestyle

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Here at Montgomery Sports Medicine Center, we know that education and prevention of injuries are of utmost importance.

We incorporate these principles to provide the best medical care available, with the goal of returning our patients to activity as soon as possible.

Call Us Today!
301-754-0505

#MSMC #TestimonialTuesday #SportsMedicine #Orthopedics #Treatment #Recovery #InjuryPrevention #HealthyLifestyle

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Pain after a workout is normal. Pain that changes how you move isn’t. Not sure which one you’re dealing with?

Check out Dr. Lawless explain some of the ways you can tell if your pain is typical soreness or if it’s an actual injury.

#WellnessWednesday #MSMC #SportsMedicine #OrthopedicCare #HealthTips

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Pain after a workout is normal. Pain that changes how you move isn’t. Not sure which one you’re dealing with?

Check out Dr. Lawless explain some of the ways you can tell if your pain is typical soreness or if it’s an actual injury.

#WellnessWednesday #MSMC #SportsMedicine #OrthopedicCare #HealthTips

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Cold, dry air makes your body work harder to warm and humidify each breath.

This can lead to chest tightness, coughing, or feeling winded faster - especially during high-intensity exercise. Start with a gradual warm-up and consider covering your mouth and nose to help warm the air before it reaches your lungs.

Train smart as we finish out the winter season. ❄💨

#MSMC #WinterTraining #SportsMedicine #AthleteHealth #TrueOrFalse #WellnessWednesday

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True!

Cold, dry air makes your body work harder to warm and humidify each breath.

This can lead to chest tightness, coughing, or feeling winded faster - especially during high-intensity exercise. Start with a gradual warm-up and consider covering your mouth and nose to help warm the air before it reaches your lungs.

Train smart as we finish out the winter season. ❄💨

#MSMC #WinterTraining #SportsMedicine #AthleteHealth #TrueOrFalse #WellnessWednesday

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Winter sunlight is limited, and so is your body`s natural Vitamin D production.

Low levels can contribute to fatigue, muscle weakness, and bone stress injuries. If you`re ramping up activity this Spring, especially for all you returning Spring athletes, good training starts with strong bones and healthy nutrient levels.

#MSMC #WinterWellness #DidYouKnow #HealthyLifestyle #SportsMedicine #Orthopedics #InjuryPrevention

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Winter sunlight is limited, and so is your body's natural Vitamin D production.

Low levels can contribute to fatigue, muscle weakness, and bone stress injuries. If you're ramping up activity this Spring, especially for all you returning Spring athletes, good training starts with strong bones and healthy nutrient levels.

#MSMC #WinterWellness #DidYouKnow #HealthyLifestyle #SportsMedicine #Orthopedics #InjuryPrevention

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