*New Delhi, January 30th, 2026:* ISIC Multispecialty Hospital, renowned for its spine, orthopaedic, and musculoskeletal care, has strengthened its advanced care portfolio with the launch of a dedicated Sports Injury Clinic, offering comprehensive, patient-centric management. Designed to go beyond conventional treatment, the clinic combines professional movement and biomechanical assessments with cutting-edge diagnostics to identify “weak links” in the body that may cause injuries or recurrence. The medical team employs non-invasive and minimally invasive techniques, including Arthroscopy, Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery (MISS), PRP, Stem Cell Therapy/BMAC, and Prolotherapy—to ensure precise treatment, faster recovery, and long-term results. From prehabilitation and accurate diagnosis to surgical excellence and data-driven rehabilitation, the clinic provides a truly end-to-end care experience.

Built on the philosophy that movement is medicine, the clinic integrates advanced technology with expert-led care to optimize recovery. At its core is the TecnoBody Digital Movement Laboratory, featuring a Digital Mirror Wall, 3D cameras, and real-time biofeedback that give instant visual cues to correct posture and movement during exercises. Walker View Gait Analysis assesses walking and running patterns, identifies movement imbalances, and improves overall posture, while ProKin Balance Platforms provide proprioceptive training to help the brain control the body—essential for recovery from injuries like ankle sprains or ACL tears.

The clinic’s capabilities are further enhanced by hydrotherapy, low-impact recovery programs, advanced robotics, and 7K visualization systems, ensuring precision and safety in treatment. Rehabilitation is delivered exclusively by Masters-level physiotherapists using neuromuscular training techniques, complemented by naturopathy and evidence-based clinical nutrition to support faster healing, optimal performance, and long-term resilience.

The launch comes at a time when sports-related injuries are rising steadily across India. Studies indicate that nearly half of people engaged in regular physical activity across India experience musculoskeletal injuries, predominantly affecting knees (around 28%), ankles (18%), shoulders (10%), and spine (13%), with ACL injuries among young athletes surging over 400% in the past two decades due to early specialization and inadequate rehabilitation.    Experts note that the lack of integrated sports medicine infrastructure often leads to incomplete recovery, repeated injuries and shortened athletic careers—gaps this clinic aims to address.

*Commenting on the launch, Ms. Sugandh Ahluwalia, Chief Strategy Officer, ISIC Multispecialty Hospital, said:* _“ISIC’s legacy has always been built on restoring movement and function through advanced spine and orthopaedic care. The Sports Injury Clinic is a natural extension of that philosophy, where prehabilitation and rehabilitation are not add-ons but the core of recovery. By integrating early conditioning, precise movement analysis and masters-led rehabilitation, we are ensuring athletes are prepared even before injury or surgery and supported well beyond it—so recovery is stronger, safer and sustainable over the long term.”_

*Dr. Ashish Chandra, Chief Operating Officer, ISIC Multispecialty Hospital, added:* _“As ISIC continues to grow, our focus remains on building advanced, future-ready centres of care. The Sports Injury Clinic reflects this evolution—bringing together minimally invasive surgery, robotic rehabilitation, digital motion labs, hydrotherapy and regenerative therapies under one roof. This integrated ecosystem allows us to offer athletes access to the same level of advanced sports medicine and recovery protocols seen at leading global institutions.”_

With the launch of the Sports Injury Clinic, ISIC Multispecialty Hospital reinforces its position as a centre of excellence in advanced orthopaedic and sports medicine care, offering athletes a comprehensive, future-ready platform dedicated to recovery, performance and long-term athletic health.