Andrews Institute

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Practice Overview

The orthopedic practice of Dr. Adam Anz is located in Gulf Breeze, Florida at the Andrews Institute, a nationally recognized center for advanced orthopedic care, sports medicine, and musculoskeletal research. The Andrews Institute specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of sports-related injuries, traumatic conditions, and degenerative joint disorders affecting athletes and active individuals across all stages of life.

The Andrews Institute is a comprehensive orthopedic destination, housing a Human Performance Center, the state-of-the-art Andrews Surgical Center, and the Andrews Research and Education Institute. These integrated resources include a clinical research center, advanced motion capture and biomechanical analysis laboratories, and a surgical skills laboratory dedicated to precision training and innovation.

Andrews Institute

This collaborative environment allows Dr. Anz to deliver evidence-based, technically advanced care supported by pioneering research, performance data, analytics, and surgical excellence. Whether treating professional athletes, competitive youth athletes, or active adults, Dr. Anz emphasizes individualized treatment plans tailored to each patient’s anatomy, activity demands, and long-term goals.

Every patient receives focused attention, clear communication, and compassionate care—guided by subspecialty expertise aimed at restoring function, confidence, and long-term durability. The ultimate goal is not simply recovery, but a safe and sustainable return to sport, work, and everyday life—what Dr. Anz often describes as “getting back in the game of life.”

 

Andrews Institute

Clinic Address:
Located within the Andrews Institute
1040 Gulf Breeze Parkway, Suite 203
Gulf Breeze, FL 32561

Phone: 850-916-8476

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