Dr. Anthony Velott

Philosophy of Care

For most athletes and injuries, Dr. Velott believes surgery is not the first or best option. He will always try to offer nonoperative treatments and only suggest surgical options when they are necessary to best treat his patients. Whether you are trying to return for your next collegiate season with aspirations of going professional, or just trying to get back out on the golf course after years of shoulder pain, he will work with you to develop a treatment plan to obtain your goals.

An illustration of two football players, one tackling another trying to score.

Education

Medical Education: Tufts University
Internship: Georgetown University Hospital
Residency: Georgetown University Hospital
Fellowship: Detroit Medical Center

Areas of Interest

Dr. Velott's primary interests are the treatment of athletic injuries, shoulder injuries and arthritis, and the expedited return of athletes to their sport. He treats individuals ranging from the occasional recreational player to the professional level athlete. He specializes in ligamentous reconstructions, minimally invasive joint surgery, rotator cuff diseases, kneecap injuries, cartilage restoration, and shoulder replacements.

More Information

Dr. Velott has been a part of the care teams for Georgetown University Athletics, the Detroit City Football Club playing in the US Championship League, the NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships, and the Detroit Red Wings of the National Hockey League. Dr. Velott has also been the head team physician for numerous high school football teams in the Maryland, DC, Virginia, and Michigan areas.

In his free time, Dr. Velott enjoys golfing, snowboarding, playing volleyball, smoking pork shoulders and briskets, and spending time with his wife, Jessica.

Locations

Telemedicine video visits are also available.

Westminster

844 Washington Road

Suite 102
Westminster, MD 21157

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Eldersburg

South Carroll Health & Wellness Pavilion
1380 Progress Way

Suite 102
Eldersburg, MD 21784

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Conditions Treated

Knee, shoulder, hip, ankle, elbow, foot, wrist injuries
Knee ligament tear
Meniscus tear
Hip labral tear
Shoulder labral tear and rotator cuff tear
Clavicle fracture
Pectoralis major tear
Patella fracture
Elbow lateral epicondylitis & medial epicondylitis
Acute ankle fracture (tibia/fibula) that does not go to Trauma
Shoulder osteoarthritis
Fifth metatarsal fractures (Jones fracture)
Bicep rupture
Achilles rupture/avulsion
Achilles tendinitis
AC joint sprain
Proximal hamstring avulsion
Lower extremity stress fractures
Patellar/quadriceps tendinitis
Plantar fasciitis
Knee osteoarthritis
Post shoulder, knee, ankle, patellar, ankle dislocation evaluation
Patellar dislocation/instability
Pediatric knee osteochondritis dissecans (OCD)