Physician, Assistant Professor
Emergency Medicine, Sports Medicine
Department: Emergency Medicine
As an emergency and primary care sports medicine physician, my goal every day is to help people reach their physical activity goals. I specialize in treating shoulder, elbow, hip, knee and ankle problems, including issues caused by overuse injuries, loose ligaments, arthritis and fractures. I also offer ultrasound-guided procedures and management of musculoskeletal injuries in both adults and adolescents. I especially enjoy sideline coverage and the camaraderie with athletic trainers and other staff physicians to provide safe and comprehensive care to our athletes.
I have an approachable attitude and my patients can trust that I will do all I can to provide the best care possible. I thoroughly explain the underlying issue, discuss all treatment options available, and work with each patient to develop customized plans that help them reach their goals. I strive to be thoughtful and selfless, to work as a versatile team member, and to always seek growth opportunities in both my personal and professional development.
Please note: Not all physicians schedule patients at each listed location.
In addition to my clinical responsibilities, I am also proud to help train future physicians. I am an assistant professor of Emergency Medicine and Sports Medicine at The Ohio State University College of Medicine.
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As of 11/3/2025, Andrew Grozenski has reported no relationships with companies or entities.
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I was comfortable with my visit. Would recommend him to others
Knowledgeable, offered exercises to help with hip pain, follow-care
Always a good experience for injections
I had a good experience
Great provider. Very good at describing my issues and what possibly of future care might be needed
Very informative
They listened- which was great!
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