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Whether you are a weekend warrior or professional athlete, Dr. Momaya has extensive experience in the management shoulder, elbow and knee injuries.
Dr. Amit Momaya is a sports medicine surgeon and serves as the head of the sports medicine division within the Department of Orthopedic Surgery at the University of Alabama at Birmingham.
He has extensive experience in the care of patients with shoulder, elbow and knee injuries. Furthermore, he has taken care of athletes at all levels—from the weekend warrior to the professional athlete. Dr. Momaya currently serves as team physician for UAB Athletics, Birmingham Legion FC, Birmingham Bulls Hockey, BUSA soccer, Hoover-Vestavia Soccer, and multiple high schools. In addition, Dr. Momaya is an active clinician scientist. His research has been published in leading Orthopedic journals and presented at multiple local and national meetings.
I worked for Dr. Momaya as a research fellow this past year. It was the best professional opportunity I have had in my career so far. Dr. Momaya was a fantastic person to work for. He was always incredibly approachable and available for questions when I needed...
-M. Hargreaves
The best! He was able to see me fast, explained everything, and the procedure was great. Thank you!
-C. Sellers
Dr. Momaya is fantastic. I’m a former long-time NCAA Division I Head Coach and extremely particular when it comes to giving our recommendations. Over the last few years Dr. Momaya has treated two of my teenaged children for various sports related injuries. A...
-P. Harbin
Great doctor! Answered all my questions and concerns.Quality staff!
-J. Williamson
Dr. Momaya was great. I injured my knee Christmas Day. He called me the next day and said, “I’m doing surgery on Thursday. Come on in and we’ll get you fixed.” And he got me fixed. Great surgeon!
-R. Davenport
For the first time in a decade I was told ways to manage my pain. And the possibility of feeling better than I have the past ten years. Dr. Momaya and his team were attentive, kind, and truly cared about what was best for me if they were in my shoes. I highly ...
-S. Minor
Dr. Momaya and his team at UAB Sports and Medicine are phenomenal. I am thankful that it was not just a surgery but he actually showed care for my well being.
-S. Rucker
I was very pleased with Dr. Momaya and his staff. They were very attentive and explained things in a way a could understand. They answered all of my questions without feeling rushed. Even though Doc was running a bit behind, his staff had the courtesy to com...
-P. Ray
Amazing service and very respectful
-O. Aishah
I was extremely grateful to Dr. Momaya and his assisting medical staff for their concise, efficient and hospitable treatment of my injury. With their help, I've regained normal function of my knee again after a major injury and couldn't be happier with the exp...
-D. Mott
We appreciated our visit with Dr. Momaya and his team. He is an excellent, thorough and dedicated physician.He has excellent bedside manners. My son is looking forward to shadowing him and his team this summer and in the future. Thank you for your time Dr. M...
-B. Birur
I had my knee surgery in January 2024. Before I had this surgery, I was in constant pain. I had immediate relief after the surgery. Dr. Momaya was wonderful and thorough. I completed the physical therapy as in instructed and I'm about 85% back to myself befor...
-R. Bowie
Amit Momaya, MD 3 days after my 40th birthday I had a major surgery first time ever going under the knife and no matter how nervous I was MD Momaya was very informative and also was very supportive Through the process of surgery and the recovery A big s...
-K. Allen
Had a ruptured achilles repaired with Dr. Momaya and everything went great. He thoroughly explained the issues, process, surgery, and recovery. Great attention to detail and friendly staff.
-B. Pierre
Great Doctor that knows what he‘s doing and also clarifies his decisions and is willing to answer your questions thoroughly so that you are feeling safe and can trust him. Thank you for your help!
-B. Erhard
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