Orthopedics & Sports Medicine

St. Luke Community Healthcare is proud to serve a community that has long embraced the great outdoors including hiking, skiing and other athletic pursuits. Our Orthopedics and Sports Medicine practitioners offer an impressive array of specialists to take care of your musculoskeletal problems, whether it's a broken limb or sprain, joint replacement, optimizing your athletic performance or any orthopedic surgery, major or minor.

Unexpected injuries can happen when you are doing just about anything. That's why we offer same-day sports-medicine appointments for the athlete in all of us. Whether your sore shoulder comes from painting the house or pitching a no-hitter, we're here to provide a fast, accurate diagnosis-and a treatment plan that gets you back in the game … whatever your game may be.

Common sports injuries we treat include:

Sprains and strains
Minor dislocations
Fractures and broken bones
Torn ligaments
Injured tendons

We can also provide an initial assessment to determine your orthopedic needs.

Our providers include:

Adrian T. Davis, M.D., who attended medical school at Indiana University, Indianapolis, Indiana then completed his orthopedic surgery residency at St. Louis University in Missouri, and his orthopedic sports medicine fellowship at Allegheny General Hospital, Pittsburgh.During fellowship, Dr. Davis had the distinction to serve as a team physician for the Pittsburgh Pirates, Pittsburgh Riverhounds and the USA rugby team. He also has experience working with athletes at the college and high school level, having served as a team physician for Robert Morris University and a local high school football team.
Rob Alfiero, PA-C, Rob attended Albany Medical College Physician Assistant Program in Albany, New York. He is a Polson High School track and field coach, volunteers for sports medicine coverage at local high school athletic events, a Polson High School Booster member and Member of The Knights of Columbus.
Call for An Appointment Today! You can reach us at 406-528-5580.