Medical Training & Experience

Adam Redlich, M.D. is a Board Certified - Fellowship Trained -
Sports Medicine Specialist Physician.  

He acquired his training at Robert Wood Johnson Medical School
Affiliated - Jersey Shore University Medical Center - Sports Medicine
Fellowship program – training under one of the non-operative sports
medicine field’s founding fathers – and remains as an Adjunct Fellowship
Faculty Member & Volunteer Clinical Instructor for RWJ Medical School.  
Dr. Redlich maintains medical hospital staff privileges at Robert Wood
Johnson Hamilton University Medical Center, Princeton University Medical
Center & Jersey Shore University Medical Center.  

He has worked as an assistant team physician at Rutgers University
(NCAA Division I), Georgian Court University (NCAA Division II), and
as head team physician for the local Trenton Catholic Academy /
McCorristin High School & Allentown High School & Hightstown HS – the
later two of which he continues to do today.  He has served as an event
physician for AVP Pro-Volleyball Tournament & the NJ Trenton Devils,
The New York Marathon, The Philadelphia Triathlon, Keystone State
Youth & Senior Games, JCC Maccabi Games, and for the NJ Marathon,
and has covered the NCAA Men’s Sweet 16 Basketball event, Big East
Track & Field Championship, NCAA Women’s Field Hockey
Championships, Olympic Development Program (ODP) Soccer
activities, NJ Special Olympics, among other meets & multi-sport events.  
Your Local Small Town Sports Doctor

Dr. Redlich's passion is to continue to maintain the small town-type local
sports doctor approach for the region he has begun to provide since
2003.   Dr. Redlich lives locally within a few minutes of the office & he was
born and raised in neighboring Monmouth County.  He is a graduate of
Rutgers University & Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, and during
his family medicine residency at suburban Philadelphia's Crozer Keystone
Health System, he acquired tremendous experience at its Olympic
Training Site - Healthplex Sports Medicine Institute.
Who we treat, What we treat, & How we treat

Dr. Redlich provides Sports Medicine and Musculoskeletal Care to patient-
athletes of all kind – Recreational, Competitive, Elite athletes – with all
different levels of interest – from the young pediatric patient to the
middle aged “Weekend Warrior” type, to the older senior or geriatric
patient who wishes to remain active and fit.  

Dr. Redlich takes the time to address the problem whether it began just
two hours ago or two years ago.  His diagnostic and therapeutic approach
involves taking a comprehensive look at how the body functions in
relation to a particular injury or complaint.  This may involve providing
treatments including: prescribed activity modification, training error
correction, stretches & home exercises, physical therapy presciptions,
medications, injections or fluid drainage, manual medicine, and even
complementary treatments.  The sum of all the parts make up the whole
body & often a pain, weakness, or other complaint may be due in part to
an issue elsewhere from where the symptoms are located.  

Dr. Redlich takes a detailed history and exam, when appropriate, orders
relevant tests such as Xrays, CT scans, MRIs, labwork, etc.   He has a
diversified background having medical experience in Occupational
Medicine / Work Injuries as well as board certification in Family Medicine,
in addition to Sports Medicine.  This helps as we are all really “athletes”,
whether we are physically active in our sports activity, work activity, or just
in our daily life.  

Additionally, interest in being able to communicate with other key
members of the fitness team in order to “speak the same language”, Dr.
Redlich gained a background as a Certified Strength & Conditioning
Specialist and Certified Personal Trainer, beyond his prior
experience as a fitness clinician.

Most sports and musculoskeletal injuries (estimated 80-90%) do
not require surgery.  Whether it’s nagging shin splints, chronically sore
shoulder or back, or recent ankle sprain, or newly acquired concussion . .
. Dr. Redlich can “tackle” your problem.  Much of the success of an
athlete staying injury-free and returning from one, involves the
collaboration among the different medical, athletic, sports, and fitness
team members.   
We are Recreational Athletes . . . Ourselves

Dr. Redlich – himself enjoys fitness and staying active – having engaged
in many of the recreational sporting activities of the patients he treats . . .
from general fitness via working out at the gym, golf, tennis, to having run
the NY & NJ marathons, finished several regional sprint triathlons, and
having played baseball, basketball, soccer, and karate in his youth.  
When not engaged in his work as a Sports Physician and Occupational
Physician, Dr. Redlich enjoys spending his time with his wife and two
young children - playing outside, watching football, attending Rutgers
games.  You will see him at the local gym or at a race trying to practice
what he preaches.
Some Honorable Mention

Dr. Redlich has had the honor to have been named a
Top Sports Medicine Family Doctor by Consumer’s Research Council
of America, Health System Award for Commitment to the Sports Medicine
Field, American Medical Society of Sports Medicine - Sports Medicine
Scholarship Award.  He received the Chief Resident Award & Resident of
the Year awards during his training.  While in medical school he earned
Outstanding Commitment to Family Medicine award and Leadership in
Family Medicine award.  Prior to this, he was a Rutgers Presidential
Scholar & remains an Eagle Scout he earned in his youth.
A+ Athlete - Sports Medicine, LLC
           Adam Redlich, M.D.

Life's a Sport  . . .  "Bring your A+ Game" !
GO KNIGHTS !!!
Athletic Training & Experience

Eric Schwartz, LAT, M.Ed., ATC is a Board Certified Athletic
Trainer.

He trained at East Stroudsburg University as well as TCNJ (The College
of New Jersey) for Athletic Training as well as obtaining his Master's in
Education.  Eric has worked locally at Notre Dame High School &
Allentown High School as Head Athletic Trainer.  Additionally, he is active
in his leadership role with the Athletic Training Society of New Jersey
(ATSJ) - and has served at President of local regional chapter of ATSJ.  
He has been a co-Director for NJSIAA - in Wrestling & Concussion
Development program (including ImPACT training) - training athletic
trainers on new regulations as well as conducting spine injury workshops.
 Additionally, he has provided drug testing/athletic training services in the
ING New York City Marathon, U.S. Open Middle States Tennis
Tournaments, multiple state tournaments for wrestling, football, track &
field, as well as for the College of NJ.  Expertise involves
Exercise/Stretching Instruction/Counseling, Splinting, Taping, Strapping,
Crutch, Cast use, Functional Evaluation, Sport-Specific Evaluation &
Treatment & Rehab from sports & musculoskeletal injuries including
modalities - under physician direction.  Eric also has experience as a
youth camp counselor/director and is involved in the development of the
local JCC (Jewish Community Center) in West Windsor, NJ for evolving
Fitness progams.  He is from the Ewing area and is an avid Phillies fan &
lives nearby in Northeast Philadelphia with his wife.