Concussion specialist

Craig C. Young MD

📍 Milwaukee, Wisconsin · Telehealth available · ✓ Listing verified 2026-07-11

About

Craig C. Young, MD is a Sports Medicine specialist in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, with a subspecialty focus in Sports-Related Concussion. They see patients at MCW Sports Medicine Center, part of Froedtert & the Medical College of Wisconsin. Their role there is Professor.

Concussion work here covers Sports Concussion and Return to Play. In this directory the listing sits under Multidisciplinary Concussion and Return to Play/Learn.

The practice sees athletes and adults, and telehealth appointments are available.

Craig C. Young, MD, is a professor of orthopaedic surgery and community and family medicine and medical director of sports medicine at the Medical College of Wisconsin, practicing at the MCW Sports Medicine Center. He focuses on the nonoperative treatment of injuries in competitive athletes and serves as a team physician for professional sports teams, providing sports medicine care that includes sport-related concussion evaluation and return-to-play planning.

Services

Multidisciplinary ConcussionReturn to Play/Learn

Clinical focus areas

ConcussionSports ConcussionReturn to Play

Details

Provider typePhysician - Sports Medicine
SpecialtySports Medicine
PracticeMCW Sports Medicine Center (Orthopaedic Surgery)
Health systemFroedtert & the Medical College of Wisconsin
RoleProfessor; Medical Director, Sports Medicine
ServesAthletes/Sports, Adult

Before your first appointment

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