Concierge Athletic Training – San Antonio

An athletic trainer is a licensed healthcare professional who specializes in the prevention, evaluation, treatment, and rehabilitation of injuries and medical conditions related to physical activity. They work with people of all ages and activity levels—not just athletes.

Athletic trainers are trained to:

• Prevent injuries through education, stretching programs, proper technique, and pre-habilitation exercises designed to strengthen the body and reduce injury risk
• Evaluate and diagnose injuries such as sprains, strains, and concussions
• Provide immediate care in emergency situations
• Develop and guide rehabilitation programs for recovery
• Support safe return to activity after injury

You’ll often find athletic trainers working in schools, sports teams, clinics, hospitals, and even industrial or workplace settings. Their goal is to keep people active, safe, and performing at their best.

An athletic training room is a dedicated space where athletic trainers provide care for injury prevention, evaluation, treatment, and rehabilitation. It serves as a central location for keeping individuals healthy, safe, and ready for physical activity.

In an athletic training room, you may receive:

• Injury evaluations and first aid care
• Treatment for acute and chronic injuries
• Rehabilitation and recovery programs
• Pre-habilitation exercises to help prevent injuries
• Taping, bracing, and other supportive care

These rooms are commonly found in schools, sports facilities, clinics, and workplaces. They are equipped with specialized tools and equipment to help athletic trainers deliver high-quality care and support overall wellness.

No, not all schools offer athletic training services. Availability can vary based on factors such as school size, funding, and resources.

Many middle schools, high schools, and colleges do have athletic trainers on staff or available through partnerships with local healthcare providers. However, some schools may not have direct access to an athletic trainer and may rely on coaches or outside medical professionals for injury care.

If athletic training services are not available on-site, schools may still provide access through nearby clinics, hospitals, or community programs. It’s always a good idea to check with your school or district to learn what services are offered.

REPTD offers two flexible membership options designed to support your child’s health, safety, and performance.

10-Month Membership

This option provides ongoing support throughout most of the year and includes:

• Access to athletic training services by phone when you need guidance
• In-person care at the REPTD athletic training room located in the D.R. Semmes YMCA

Families who choose this option also receive added savings:

• 20% off camps with a standard membership
• 40% off camps when the 10-month membership is paid in full

Month-to-Month Membership

This option includes the same great services—both call support and in-person care—but with the flexibility of paying month-to-month.

Please note: Camp discounts are not included with the month-to-month option.

If you’re unsure which option is best, we’re happy to help you choose what fits your child’s needs and your schedule.

Concierge athletic training room options and rates

Concierge Medicine Options	Rate
Concierge AT Room – Membership10 month commit	$229 / month
Concierge AT Room – Non-MemberNo commit	$255 / month

At this time, REPTD memberships are self-pay, and we do not accept insurance.

If you have questions about payment options or what’s included in your membership, we’re happy to help—just reach out!