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Back to School – Youth Sports Injuries

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Injuries in Youth Sports

It’s about that time again! Football season and school are just about back in session. 30 million adolescents and children participate in sports, and over half of sports injuries can be prevented. Take a look at our latest infographic for stats and ways to prevent your student from acquiring these injures and having a great sports season.

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Manny Oliverez

+Manny Oliverez is a 20 year veteran of healthcare having managed medical practices. He advises medical practices, physicians and practice administrators on how to run their practice and manage their medical billing and revenue cycle management. Manny speaks, blogs and makes videos at www.CaptureBilling.com, a blog that is tops in the medical billing and coding field. READ MORE

One Response to “Back to School – Youth Sports Injuries”

March 2nd, 17

I like your info-graphics. good pieces of information . thank you .
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