Medical clinics and practices · Vail, Colorado, United States

The Steadman Clinic

Orthopedic and sports medicine clinic with locations in six Colorado communities.

About The Steadman Clinic

In Vail, The Steadman Clinic is part of an orthopedic care network that also sees patients in other Colorado communities. The organization addresses musculoskeletal injuries and conditions, from evaluations for pain and mobility concerns to joint problems. Its website distinguishes the clinical practice from the research work associated with the Steadman Philippon Research Institute.

Its listed areas of care include the knee, shoulder, hip, hand and wrist, elbow, foot and ankle, as well as the spine and neck. The clinic also lists joint replacement, sports medicine, internal medicine, trauma, regenerative medicine, and interventional pain management. That breadth brings multiple specialties together under one organization without reducing its work to a single joint or type of patient.

The clinic describes a range of patients that includes injured professional athletes and people seeking to regain mobility in everyday life. Physicians are organized by clinical specialty, and the website offers requests for in-person and telehealth appointments. This is not a promise of results; evaluations and options depend on each case and the appropriate medical team.

The practice maintains a close relationship with the Steadman Philippon Research Institute, which focuses on scientific research, innovation, and education in sports and regenerative medicine. The clinic describes the exchange between research and patient care as part of its approach. Official resources identify the institute separately, so its programs should be distinguished from clinic appointments.

The regional network includes Aspen, Basalt, and Edwards. The Aspen clinic is at 401 Castle Creek Road, Suite 2100; the Basalt clinic is at 200 Robinson Street; and the Edwards clinic is at 322 Beard Creek Road. These offices extend the network across Colorado’s central mountain communities and help patients identify care by location.

In Frisco, the clinic sees patients at 226 Lusher Court, Suites 101 and 103. In Grand Junction, the address is 235 North 7th Street. The Vail clinic associated with this profile is at 180 South Frontage Road West. The official website maintains the location list and distinguishes Vail’s physical clinic from its mailing address.

Beyond appointments, the website groups information on rehabilitation and training, telehealth requests, resources for traveling patients, and surgical price transparency. Those sections help explain the support around a visit: evaluation, treatment, recovery, and travel planning can involve different resources.

For someone coming to Vail with a sports injury or orthopedic concern, this profile identifies a local clinic within a six-location Colorado network and a related research institute. The address attached to this listing is the Vail clinic; the other addresses identify regional offices rather than additional details for one office.

In brief

Orthopedic care, sports injuries, and rehabilitation