How May We Help You?
Collegiate Orthopaedics welcomes the opportunity to serve your needs. You may most efficiently communicate with us by phone or email.
PHONE CONTACT
To contact us by phone during business hours, call (973) 200-7370
EMAIL CONTACT
For general customer service inquiries, contact us by email by completing and submitting the following form. Please provide as much information as is requested so that we may better understand the nature of your inquiry.
For guidelines on communicating with your physician, see below.
Our New Office Location
Our new offices are located at 345 Main Street in downtown Madison, New Jersey (on the corner of Main Street and Division Ave).
This brand new facility features state of the art exam rooms and on site X Ray.
Collegiate Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine Institute LLC
345 Main Street, Suite 201
Madison, NJ 07940
Office: (973) 200-7370 Fax: (973) 822-7905
Email: info@collegiatesportsdoc.com
Office Hours
Monday – Friday: 9AM – 5PM
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed
Guidelines for Communicating With Your Medical Professionals By Email
Please understand that emergency needs cannot be met by email and that email may not be checked on a regular basis. Urgencies should be referred to the office or the 24-hour answering service. Emergencies should be handled by calling "911."
If the problem that you plan to email about is complicated or long, it would be better for you to schedule an appointment with our practice. If your email is regarding a complex problem, we may respond to you by email and ask you to schedule an appointment. The security of email messages is limited by your server, computer, software, browser, and access to your system.
Security is appropriately controlled on our website and email system. Email is not a substitute for an office visit and/or physical examination. It is only a convenient means of introduction or communication to handle simple needs and/or questions, or for discussing specific aspects of your care.
Copies of your email correspondence with us will be kept in your medical records.
If you abuse your email privileges, such electronic interaction may be terminated at any time, by email filters, and your messages will not be read.
As Recommended by the American Medical Association