Aspetar to continue providing exclusive sports medicine services to top tennis players

 Aspetar to continue providing exclusive sports medicine services to top tennis players

 

Doha, Qatar 16th February 2023 - Aspetar Orthopaedic and Sports Medicine Hospital continue providing medical coverage for the biggest tennis events in Qatar, as the official medical partner of Total Energies Open 2023 and Qatar ExxonMobil Open 2023

 As part of the collaboration with QTF, Aspetar thru its unique programme, the National Sports Medicine Programme (NSMP) provides top-notch medical services, including physical therapy and sports massages, to all participating athletes.

The Qatar Total Energies Open 2023, running from February 13 to 18, and the Qatar ExxonMobil Open 2023, to be held from February 20 to 26, will feature nine of the world’s top ten tennis players and is expected to be one of the biggest events on the Qatar sporting calendar this year.

Committed to the well-being of athletes, Aspetar provides world-class expertise and services to tennis tournaments by offering a wide range of medical services, including on-site clinics and ambulances.

Around the clock, Aspetar provides medical coverage for the training matches and on-court interventions, consultations in the clinics and massage therapy for pre-matches preparation, recovery, injury treatment and coordination for emergency referrals to Aspetar or external partners.

Aspetar's commitment to providing exclusive sports medicine services to top athletes reflects its dedication to promoting and supporting the health and well-being of all athletes in Qatar.

Aspetar's sponsorship of the tournament began in 2011 with an agreement with the Qatar Tennis Federation (QTF) and the hospital has been QTF's medical partner since 2008.

Aspetar Orthopaedic and Sports Medicine Hospital is a world-renowned facility dedicated to providing the highest quality sports medicine and science services to athletes, providing state-of-the-art treatment, research, and education in the field of sports medicine.

The National Sports Medicine Programme (NSMP) is a unique initiative established by Aspetar in 2009 with the goal of providing high-quality sports medicine and science services to athletes in

The NSMP works closely with the Qatar Olympic Committee (QOC) and the Ministry of Culture and Sport (MOCS) to ensure that the best medical services are available to all registered athletes. The focus of the NSMP is on injury and illness prevention, making it a program that sets a new standard in the field of sports medicine. With its dedication to delivering exceptional care to athletes, NSMP is at the very heart of Aspetar's mission to promote and support the health and well-being of all athletes in Qatar.




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