Emily Bell Casey, MD, is a member of the American Medical Society for Sports Medicine. She treats patients at our Birmingham, Hoover-HWY 280, and Pelham clinic locations.
As a non-surgical sports medicine physician, Dr. Casey treats all types of orthopaedic medical issues, including sports-related and non-sports-related injuries and osteoarthritis in joints. A former cheerleader and dancer, Dr. Casey has special interest in treating gymnastic and dance injuries. She also has extensive experience with non-orthopaedic, athletic issues such as concussions, stress fractures and nutritional concerns in female athletes.
Dr. Casey treats patients of all ages and all types of musculoskeletal injuries from sprains, fractures and spine-related sports injuries. She also performs various ultrasound-guided injections, including viscosupplementation for osteoarthritis of joints. She also performs compartment syndrome testing for exertional compartment syndrome.
Dr. Casey earned her undergraduate degree from the University of Alabama and her medical degree from the University of South Alabama College of Medicine. She completed her internship at the University of Tennessee in Memphis and her internal medicine residency at Baptist Health Centers in Birmingham. She received her sports medicine fellowship training at the American Sports Medicine Institute (ASMI) in Birmingham. She now serves as Assistant Fellowship Director for Primary Care at the American Sports Medicine Institute (ASMI).
Dr. Casey is a native of Shelby County and has had a practice in the Birmingham area for several years. She is a team physician for the Birmingham Squadron (NBA G League), Samford University, Pelham, Indian Springs, Pleasant Grove, and Spain Park High School.
Dr. Casey also serves the greater-Birmingham community by volunteering her time to provide medical coverage for many local area sporting events. She has served on the Ethics Committee of the Jefferson County Medical Society, and is currently on the Board of Directors.
Dr. Casey and her husband, Matt, have two daughters Belle and Brenna.
Comeback Stories
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Learn MoreI am currently a junior at Moody High School and I've loved playing volleyball since I was 9 years old. A spinal injury set me back in 2024; however, with the support and determination given to me by Dr. Emily Bell Casey and my coach, I’m staying focused on my goal of playing in college.
Avery Reeve | Moody, AL
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In October of my senior year, we were playing against ETSU for our Shauna’s House game. The stadium was packed out, and it was an extremely close game. With about 10 minutes left, I was going to cut in on my left foot to take a shot. At the same time, a girl slides and tackles me. It was a freak accident to where she perfectly clipped my ankle to cause my bones to smack together. There was a loud pop. I knew something wasn’t right but hoped for the best.
Kyla Reynolds | Rome, GA
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I was unsure if I could walk again, let alone play sports. I couldn’t put any weight on my foot for a month and had to trust the process to slowly regain mobility and strength. Thanks to Dr. Norman Waldrop, his staff, and physical therapists, what was supposed to be a year-long recovery, was only eight months. I am thankful to Dr. Waldrop, who stepped up in a high-pressure emergency and got me back healthy and to competing quickly and safely.
Ashton Domingue | Birmingham, AL
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I was born with bad bilateral bunions on both feet. It was very severe and caused my big toes to point towards my pinky toes. We are very good friends of Dr. Emily Bell Casey and she had seen me for the past 4 years about this issue. She monitored the growth plates and wanted to make sure they were closed before referring me for surgery.
Faith Cofer | Birmingham, AL
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At my appointment with Dr. Michael Ryan, he shared with me that I had torn my labrum. He recommended that I have a hip arthroscopy and labral repair. Dr. Ryan explained the procedure in detail. Before I even told him I was a previous dancer, he said he could tell because it was normal for dancers to experience this condition gradually over time.
Katy Neill | Vestavia Hills, AL
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In this edition of PA Spotlight, we introduce to you, Katie Hutto, PA-C. Katie shares details about her career at Andrews Sports Medicine, working alongside Dr. Emily Bell Casey and Dr. Andrew Cordover, and her life in Birmingham, AL.
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In this edition of PA Spotlight, we introduce you to Jenny Degnan. Jenny shares details about growing up in Big Sky Country, how she transitioned from being an athletic trainer to a physician assistant, the importance of her mentors, and her new role at Andrews Sports Medicine.
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