The U.S. Council for Athletes’ Health provides independent, third-party athlete health and safety consultation, education and compliance from a team of experts with nearly 300 years of experience in athletics healthcare and administration. 

Our staff is made up of sports medicine physicians, athletic trainers, university and high school athletic administrators and former student-athletes with professional experience from leading institutions and organizations across the country.

USCAH partners with universities, high schools, rec, club and youth sports programs of all sizes to deliver athlete health and safety consultation, education and compliance resources that reduce risk and protect against undue injury, abuse, wrongful death and avoidable scandal.

USCAH is your best line of defense against undue harm to your athletes. We protect you from your worst day so you can concentrate on your best. Together we make sports safer for every athlete.


USCAH partners have access to two sources of unparalleled information, insight and education in meeting their commitment to athlete health, safety and welfare.

Athletics Healthcare Administrators Association (AHAA): The AHAA is a virtual network of athletics healthcare professionals from all levels of collegiate athletics. AHAA offers education and professional development opportunities through member discussion boards, industry events and administrative-centered news and resources. 

Athletics Healthspace: USCAH’s proprietary e-learning platform houses a growing library of more than 60 courses that can be customized by audience and completed via the website or app. Health and safety educational content is available for athletes, coaches, staff, parents and officials. 


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U.S. Council for Athletes' Health (USCAH)

U.S. Council for Athletes' Health (USCAH)'s headquarters in Columbus, OH, United States

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Jeff Barker

Madison Tempel

Bob Sweeney

Wil Turner III

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