The Kyle Group currently coordinates a weekly student athlete Sports Related Concussion (SRC) clinic at New River Health Clinic in Fayette County, WV.. During the COVID 19 Pandemic athletes have had the opportunity to participated in Telemedicine visits combined with home based Neurocognitive computer testing. The Kyle Groups sports injury TeleMed service has expanded to include support for WVU Tech in Beckley, WV.

This exciting new initiative includes frequent encounters with staff Athletic Trainers for a variety of in-season, timely consults. Tracy McCallister, Chief of Operations for TKG 2017-18, co-ordinates virtual athlete care with Dr. Kyle. When possible, athletes are evaluated in the WVU Tech sports medicine department; however, some follow up exams have been conducted in on campus dorms and home locations, especially during scheduled academic breaks or quarantine times during the COVID 19 Pandemic.

The Kyle Group has a history of success in project driven sports medicine initiatives. Protocols for heat stress and athlete collapse designed for Atlanta 1996 Olympic Stadium promoted research resulting in NCAA sport venue AED recommendation adoption. Exercise induced asthma awareness in the scholastic athlete remains a focus of study with published 6 minute exercise challenge test and text treatment guidelines. Recent education focus on the awareness and prevention of sickle cell trait exercise collapse has been shared with local, regional , and national audiences.  The Kyle Group is certified in ImPact neurocognitive assessments and continues to expand their knowledge base in the ever evolving field of concussion care.

Education focused in emergency care of sports injuries, The Kyle Group has partnered with The Andrews Institute in the production of on-line course of Vital Sign Trending in Sports Trauma in addition to providing a faculty presentation to its annual spring Football Injury Symposium. The Kyle Group also has joined the advisory board of Sports Safety International in providing the pre-game checklist for awareness in a global network.

The Kyle Group has a history of success in project driven sports medicine initiatives. Protocols for heat stress and athlete collapse designed for Atlanta 1996 Olympic Stadium promoted research resulting in NCAA sport venue AED recommendation adoption. Exercise induced asthma in the scholastic athlete awareness remains a focus of study with published 6 minute exercise challenge test and text treatment guidelines. Recent education focus on the awareness and prevention of sickle cell trait exercise collapse has been shared with local, regional , and national audiences.

Education focused in emergency care of sports injuries The Kyle Group has partnered with The Andrews Institute in the production of on-line course of Vital Sign Trending in Sports Trauma in addition to providing a faculty presentation to its annual spring Football Injury Symposium. The Kyle Group also has joined the advisory board of Sports Safety International in providing the pre-game checklist for awareness in a global network.