Twin Cities Orthopedics (TCO) recently announced the opening of a new orthopedic clinic on Prairie Center Drive and Valley View Road in Eden Prairie.
According to a media release, the new clinic spans over 27,000 square feet and will provide orthopedic care services to meet the increasing healthcare demands of one of Minnesota’s fastest-growing cities.
One of the clinic’s main features is what the media release describes as the state-of-the-art sports concussion center, which offers comprehensive care to athletes through an interdisciplinary approach. Patients receive cutting-edge concussion assessment and treatment from a team of experts including primary care sports medicine physicians, physical therapists, occupational therapists, and certified athletic trainers. The center also offers personalized treatment plans and uses the latest technology, such as the Eye-Sync Device and Synaptec system, to ensure patients receive the best care available.
“We are thrilled to plant deeper roots in Eden Prairie with our new facility,” said Chris Bailey, TCO’s chief development officer. “This thriving community deserves access to world-class orthopedic care, and we jumped at the opportunity to expand our footprint to meet their needs. We believe our groundbreaking sports concussion center will help make TCO Eden Prairie become a trusted destination for athletes of all ages looking to get back to their sport as quickly and safely as possible.”
The clinic will also offer non-surgical and surgical solutions to help patients with various orthopedic conditions, including sprains, strains, sports injuries, and joint pain.
The existing TCO location in Eden Prairie, located at 12982 Valley View Road, will continue to provide physical therapy, hand therapy, sports performance, and wellness services under the new name TCO Eden Prairie — Therapy.
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