Training Room Hours

MORNING TREATMENT HOURS

Updated for 2023-2024

7:15am	Junior High Student Athletes On the initial visit, parents can come in with their student athlete so the Athletic Trainer can communicate results of evaluation and treatment plan. Once a treatment plan is developed, parents can drop off their student athlete then wait in their vehicle. The Athletic Trainers can call the parent with any further updates. Junior High students will need to arrange transportation from the South Campus to their home campus. There are NO shuttle bus services for Junior High students.
	High School 9th Grade Student Athletes 9th grade students will be done with their treatment so they can take the shuttle bus from the South Campus to the North Campus in time for 1st period or arrange their own transportation to the North Campus.
7:45am	ALL 10th - 12th Student Athletes Any 10th - 12th grade High School student athlete that has a scheduled first period class comes at 8:00am for morning treatment.
8:30am	11th & 12th Student Athletes that do NOT have a 1st period class Any 11th or 12th grade High School student athlete that does NOT have a scheduled first period class comes at 8:30am for morning treatment.

CONCUSSION CONSULTATIONS
9am by Appointment Only - Call (832) 668-7245

Concussion consultations are for all 7th-12th grade student athletes who have sustained or suspected to have sustained a concussion while participating in athletics. We recommend you contact the Athletic Trainers at (832) 668-7245 to schedule your consultation. If you went to the emergency room or urgent care, or seen by another athletic trainer while at a travel game, please bring the paperwork they gave to you to this consultation visit with the Deer Park Athletic Trainers.

The Athletic Training Room is located at Deer Park High School South Campus on the East end near the tennis courts and bus circle drive.

We encourage athletes to come in for morning treatment if they were injured the prior day or have any issue that may limit their athletic participation. If you went to the emergency room or your physician, we request that you bring documentation of your child's injury and the plan of care from the hospital, emergency room, or treating physician.

For non-emergency injuries, we recommend that your child come in for an evaluation by the Athletic Trainers prior to going to see a physician or specialist. We can evaluate your child and help guide you through the process to best streamline care. We encourage the parent to be an active member of the Sports Medicine Team treating your child.

TRAINING ROOM PHONE:

(832) 668-7245

EMAIL:

[email protected]