Dr. Michael LeRoux opens sports rehab practice in Foxborough

Dr. Michael LeRoux is bringing Ocean State Chiropractic & Sports Rehabilitation to Foxborough, Massachusetts, with a model built around sports rehab, functional fitness and performance care. The practice aims to help athletes and active adults recover, move better and keep competing or staying active longer.

Why it matters: - Ocean State Chiropractic & Sports Rehabilitation is targeting a gap in traditional injury care: helping people not just feel better, but return to sport-ready movement and performance. - The Foxborough office gives Massachusetts athletes access to an individualized model that combines chiropractic care, rehabilitation, strength work and injury prevention. - The practice is also relevant for active adults who want to keep golfing, running, skiing, riding, playing tennis or working out as they age or recover from injury.

What happened: - Dr. Michael LeRoux is bringing Ocean State Chiropractic & Sports Rehabilitation, known as OSC, to Foxborough, Massachusetts. - LeRoux has nearly 30 years of experience working with athletes across sports with different physical demands, including baseball, football, figure skating, equestrian sports and golf. - OSC’s Foxborough office is located at 30 B Commercial Street in Foxboro Plaza. - OSC also operates in Portsmouth, Rhode Island, and offers Telehealth where appropriate.

The details: - OSC combines chiropractic care, sports rehabilitation, functional fitness, strength and conditioning, injury prevention, recovery and performance work. - The practice uses a Prepare. Perform. Prevent. Recover. Return. framework. - LeRoux starts with how an individual moves, where strength or mobility has been lost and what the sport requires. - Services may include functional movement, mobility work, individualized exercises between visits and conditioning. - The Telehealth program can allow athletes to work with LeRoux remotely from a gym, court, course, rink, barn or other training site. - Telehealth sessions may focus on movement, strength, mobility, recovery and practical work between in-person visits. - OSC says the goal is not just to reduce pain, but to restore readiness for the athlete’s specific activity. - LeRoux has practiced since 1996 and has worked in offices across the United States with active adults and athletes at multiple levels, including professional competitors.

Between the lines: - The approach reflects a broader shift in rehab toward sport-specific testing and return-to-play readiness, not just symptom relief. - OSC’s model suggests a business built around long-term client relationships, especially for athletes who need ongoing performance maintenance rather than one-time treatment. - The Telehealth offering widens access for athletes who train away from the office or want movement analysis in their real environment.

What’s next: - Patients can schedule appointments at the Foxborough office or use Telehealth when appropriate. - OSC will continue serving patients from both Foxborough and Portsmouth as it promotes its individualized sports rehabilitation model. - More information is available at OceanStateChiropractic.com or by calling (401) 324-0600.

The bottom line: - OSC is betting that athletes want rehab that matches their sport, their goals and the way they actually move, not a standard protocol.