Expanded Athletic Training at Columbus Community Hospital
Columbus Community Hospital is proud to announce an update to its comprehensive athletic map, expanding its reach to provide athletic training services to even more student-athletes across Northeast Nebraska.
The hospital now offers athletic training services to schools in Pierce, Battle Creek and Stanton, Nebraska. This expansion reflects the hospital's commitment to supporting young athletes’ health and well-being.
“I am so impressed with the vision of Columbus Community Hospital leadership,” said Rob Marshall, the head athletic trainer at the hospital. “Our leaders want to expand our sports medicine footprint across Northeast Nebraska.”
The sports medicine program at the hospital is dedicated to providing a comprehensive range of services to athletes of all ages and skill levels. The program offers athletic training, sports physicals, concussion management and rehabilitation services.
The benefits of the expanded athletic map include:
Enhanced on-site care: Athletes receive immediate access to certified ATCs for injury evaluation, treatment and rehabilitation planning.
Reduced wait times: Students benefit from prompt medical attention, minimizing disruption to their practice or game schedule.
Improved communication: Athletic trainers can collaborate directly with school coaches and athletic directors, fostering a comprehensive approach to athlete safety.
Reduced injury risk: Athletic trainers use proactive injury prevention strategies implemented through on-site consultations and injury data analysis.
The hospital's athletic training services continue to grow and expand throughout Columbus and surrounding communities.
For more information about the hospital’s athletic training services and staff, visit columbushosp.org.