Walk-in orthopedic care in Kennesaw, GA

Sports Injury Treatment in Kennesaw, GA

★★★★★ 4.7 from 44 Google reviews at OS1 Kennesaw

An athlete who gets hurt on Friday night should not be waiting until the following week for an orthopedic appointment. Walk into OS1 Kennesaw and see an orthopedic-trained provider the same day, with digital X-ray on site, open MRI available when ordered, and a return-to-play plan rather than an open-ended restriction. No appointment and no referral.

Why the first 48 hours matter

Sports injuries are time sensitive in a way most people underestimate. Swelling that is controlled early resolves faster. A knee that gets braced correctly on day one does not sustain a second injury on day four. And an athlete whose injury is imaged in week one is weeks ahead of one who spent that time waiting for a referral appointment. For a high school athlete in a short season, that gap is often the entire difference between returning this year and not.

Injuries we treat every week

• Knee. ACL and MCL injuries, meniscus tears, patellar dislocations, jumper’s knee, and Osgood-Schlatter in growing athletes.
• Ankle and foot. Lateral and high ankle sprains, fifth metatarsal fractures, Achilles injuries, turf toe, and stress fractures.
• Shoulder. Rotator cuff strains, labral injuries, AC separations, dislocations, and thrower’s shoulder.
• Elbow and wrist. Little League elbow, UCL injuries, wrist fractures, and gymnast’s wrist.
• Muscle. Hamstring, quad, calf, and groin strains.
• Overuse. Shin splints, stress fractures, tendonitis, and the growth plate injuries that show up when volume goes up too fast.

Everything in one visit

1. Same-day evaluation by an orthopedic-trained provider.
2. Digital X-ray on site, read during the visit.
3. Open MRI on site when your provider orders it, typically within 24 to 48 hours instead of weeks, which is what keeps a season salvageable.
4. Bracing, boots, and crutches dispensed on site.
5. Injections and regenerative options including PRP where appropriate.
6. A written return-to-play progression you can hand to a coach or an athletic trainer.

Sports physicals

OS1 Kennesaw also performs sports physicals, so preseason clearance and in-season injury care come from the same clinic that already knows the athlete.

Who you will see at OS1 Kennesaw

Andrew Alexander, MD completed his residency at Mayo Clinic and a sports medicine fellowship at Emory University, where he provided medical coverage for the Atlanta Falcons, the Atlanta Hawks, and the College Park Skyhawks. OS1 Kennesaw holds a 4.7 star rating across 44 Google reviews.

Serving Kennesaw and north metro Atlanta

The OS1 Kennesaw clinic sits at 4300 Bells Ferry Rd in Cobb County, convenient to Town Center at Cobb, Kennesaw State University, Big Shanty, the Bells Ferry corridor, and North Cobb High School. We regularly see patients from Acworth, Marietta, Woodstock, Powder Springs, Dallas, and Cartersville. Parking is on site and you can walk in during clinic hours, Monday through Friday, 10 AM to 6 PM.

Cost, insurance, and self-pay

OS1 Kennesaw accepts most major plans, including Blue Cross Blue Shield, Aetna, Cigna, and UnitedHealthcare. If you are uninsured or on a high deductible plan, we publish flat self-pay pricing for visits and imaging so you know the cost before you are treated. For the same injury, a walk-in orthopedic visit here is typically a fraction of an emergency room bill.