I became very ill with a lot of pain and my primary couldn't figure it out. I went to Dr Hurt…read morebecause I was sure I had torn or broken something needing surgery. He was kind, a great listener and immediately understood my pain. After many tests, my blood work finally showed the problem. I was referred to a rheumatologist and am doing much better. I've had a lot of orthopedic surgeons in my liFe with many surgeries but Dr. Hurt is the best. Thank you Dr Hurt!!!!

My wife is a retired physical therapist and with me has a history of orthopedic problems. We are…read morein our 80s and have had several orthopedic surgeons in our lifetimes, for broken bones, muscle tears, and similar. Dr. Hussaini has been our "go-to" orthopedic surgeon for the 6 years we have been in Texas. He recently (June 2024) moved his practice and we are frantic to locate his new office. He has earned our loyalty with his competence and grand, patient-oriented personality.

Dr Hussaini is the best Orthopedic surgeon I have used. He's been my ortho dr since I moved to…read moreTexas in 2012. After 9 years of shots under my knee caps to relieve pain I finally took his advice and had him replace both knees. I wish I had listened to him at least 8 1/2 years sooner. Thank You Dr Hussaini and your wonderful staff.

Stephen Johnson Urologist at Baylor Specialty Clinic is one of the worst doctors I have been to…read more Seemed condescending . Uncaring bedside manner. Really, a Waste of my time and money. Office Did not send an outstanding bill for 25. I was not aware of the amount until today when I hear that a collection agency wants over 200 dollars for the 25. The web site shows a lot of 5s, but offers nowhere to write a review. My bet is that they are curated, or done by relatives

5 weeks to get an appointment for an injury that heals in 6-8 weeks. Even with a referral. Thanks…read morefor that prompt & quality care (sarcasm). The best part. I moved up the list so it would have been more like 8-10 weeks to get that appointment if I hadn't taken a spot on the wait list. What good is it to have doctors if you can't see them?

I have been a patient of this practice for several years. I've been seeing Dr. Amis recently for…read moremultiple issues with my hands and shoulder. He has been patient with clear explanations in walking me through the options. I have complete confidence in his ability to assist me in getting well as he has in the past. Calm demeanor and a good listener.

If you read reviews for medical providers, you'll see a common theme: doctors were great, office…read morestaff was horrible. That was certainly the case here. I have nothing but good things to say about Drs. Gallagher, Amis, and Barron. But the office manager left such a bad taste in my mouth I'll likely seek care elsewhere if I need another visit. One benefit of insurance is not just that insurance often pays part of the bill, but it actually lowers the total cost of the bill, because of the "contracted rates" agreement between the insurer and doctor. Our insurance is weak and doesn't cover office visits, meaning we don't technically qualify for contracted rates, but all our other providers give us the contracted rates anyway (probably reasoning that if the doctor were willing to receive $x as payment from an insurer, they'd be willing to receive the same amount from us). However, the office manager at ATX Ortho has seemingly decided on her own that ATX Ortho won't give the contracted rates, and doesn't care that that makes ATX Ortho stand alone in that regard. The initial conversation about my wife's bill went something like this: - - - - - OFFICE MGR: Your insurance doesn't cover office visits, so you don't get the contracted rate. ME: I know our insurance doesn't cover office visits, but all our other providers give the contracted rates for office visits, even though office visits aren't covered there, either. OFFICE MGR: But your insurance doesn't cover office visits! (groan) I went round and round on this, all I could get out of her was "Your insurance doesn't cover office visits!" - - - - - Today I saw Dr. Amis for myself and explained the problem with my wife's bill, including how all our other providers give the contracted rates even though they don't have to, and showed him the EOB with the Total Charged vs. Repriced amounts ($393.50 vs. $292.05). He didn't really want to know all the details (which is normal, he wants to leave administration to office staff so he can practice medicine), but said he'd be happy to receive the $292.05 repriced amount and directed the receptionist to honor that rate. So I paid, and asked her to submit my own office visit through insurance the same way. Then after I got home, the office mgr. called and again railed at me that our insurance doesn't cover office visits and she wouldn't give us the contracted rates. I protested that Dr. Amis had said we could get those rates, and she said that was just for my wife. I said I was sure that Dr. Amis meant it to apply to my bill also. She countered that my wife was "lucky" to have gotten the contracted rate at ATX Ortho (at other offices, we don't need "luck" to get the contracted rate, they just give it to us), and that she talked to Dr. Amis and he said to not give the contracted rate. I think she either didn't actually talk to him, or she did and misled him, more on that later. I asked her: "To be clear, if ATX Ortho doesn't give the contracted rate, it will be alone among all our various doctors' offices for not giving that rate, is this really the way you want to handle it?" She said yes. Since the decision to not honor the contracted rates is so unusual, I asked her where that policy was coming from, from her, or from the practice owners? Because it really seemed like it was coming from her. She said she talked to both Drs. Amis and Gallagher and it was their decision. I asked, when you presented the information to them, did you explain that ALL OUR OTHER PROVIDERS GIVE US THE CONTRACTED RATES? She admitted that she did not. Bingo. So, the doctors, who are not versed in the intricacies of insurance/billing, understandably deferred to their administrative staff, but their staff misled them by not giving them the whole story. I do want to point out that the *other* office staff has always been nice and helpful (e.g., Amber).

Dr's keep busy - but no idea why the clinical/payment set up for being seen ahead of surgery has to…read morebe set up like this. I was cared for really well, I guess it's just fitting everyone in while the way it's done could be better if you knew what to expect.

I had an emergent ankle injury and unfortunately did not have the opportunity to choose my surgeon…read more Dr. Ryan performed my tib-fib ankle repair, during which a tendon in my foot was severed. This has led to additional complications in my recovery that I was not expecting or prepared for. While I highly recommend Baylor Scott & White for their overall care and professionalism, I would personally suggest avoiding Texas Orthopedics based on my experience. I hope others are able to make more informed decisions than I was able to under the circumstances.

Would highly recommend Dr Scott Welsh and staff. Very knowledgeable and thorough exam of my knee…read more Dr Welsh went over my MRI and gave me a list of options. Recommended therapy as well. Had my cortisone injection yesterday given by his PA Wendy. Wendy is amazing. She was so gentle I didn't feel it at all. If you find yourself in need of an orthopedic doctor you can't go wrong with Dr Welsh and staff. Definitely the best.

He is so patient and thorough with his patients. I was there today and he very methodically took…read morehis time to explain everything that was going on and what the MRI images were showing. I had complete understanding of the situation. To top it all off the procedure I need is something that he doesn't specialize in and he took the time to personally recommend a few specialists. Highly recommend Dr Welsh!!

I've been a patient of Dr. Grayson's for almost 2 years. It's truly a family business as his father…read moreand brother are also available (hence Dr. G to avoid any confusion). Dr. Grayson is very knowledgeable, patient, thorough, and kind. On my second visit I already felt like a "regular." The entire staff is super friendly. I'm also a really big fan of MA Adam. Just all around great guy and service provider. The office decor is really cool, from the lobby to the exam rooms each featuring a different theme. Bonus, they have an x-ray machine on-site which is super convenient. If you're in need of ortho care in the Lake Travis area this is the place for you. No "bones" about it. Ty LB&J!

I saw Dr Frosty Moore and he was able to diagnose a problem that had been missed by other providers…read morein the preceding year. He gave me home-based conservative treatment options that are working great and cost me nothing. I appreciate that he nailed the diagnosis in one visit and did not rush to do any medical interventions just yet. I am 100% satusfied!

Office personnel need work, disinterested & not friendly. The dr. is overrated per my personal…read moreexperience. It took about 6 weeks to get in. While explaining to the dr. why I was there, he kept using the hand gesture that we understand to mean hurry up & finish talking. Dismissive & rude. I'd fallen off a low step stool & twisted my knee. Couldn't walk on that leg for 2 weeks. Constant weakness & pain for months. My podiatrist recommended this dr. so I had hoped to get a thoughtful diagnosis & treatment or plan. I was told I have arthritis, "maybe" some torn ligaments, & need a new knee, that I need to lose a lot of weight before I can safely have surgery, & after asking TWICE for a shot to alleviate the pain, I did get one but a week & a half later I called the office for a second shot where the pain actually radiated from (other side of knee), I was told NO, to wait for 4 weeks for the shot to work (WHAT???), & to have a shot every 3 months until I get the knee surgery. I told the office woman that the doctor could've told me this when I was in there...no reply. This dr uncommunicative, disinterested, in a 'hurry.' My knee hurts 9-10 on pain scale still & I will definitely be looking for a dr who not only treats (sort of) medical issues but also sees patients as sentient beings who deserve respect & feel real pain. Maybe 2 stars are too many./Update: I went to another orthopedic surgeon for a second & much more thorough opinion I trust. Turns out I have arthritis AND bursitis in both knees, will have physical therapy for a while, only need to lose less than half of what this dr said to have knee surgery, still needed, still in pain. The bursitis is hereditary & the cause of pain. A good doctor really is important. Oh, & the new doc listened to me first because he learned things needed to know, gave me a thorough exam.

Hey did a. Knee replacement on feb 6. Had very little trouble. Good PT and now working well.read more

I have been seeing Dr. Shock for over 5 years on the recommendation of my neurologist. I had…read moresustained severe structural and neurological damage to both legs and feet over the course of a lengthy career in pre-hospital emergency medicine . So severe that it forced(along with a nasty cancer diagnosis) an early retirement and a future in a wheelchair. Not on his watch Flash forward 5 years, multiple surgeries, medical procedures and assertive use of pharmaceuticals...I WALKED out of his office today. He is an outstanding physician who advocates for his patients and isn't afraid to take on insurance companies to provide the best care possible.

DONT USE DR SHOC FOR SURGERY!!! My first impression of Dr…read moreShock and his office was great, he had great bedside manner, he was friendly and seemed knowledgeable for basic podiatry. I WAS an avid runner and was having a slight issue of a bone spur. After a couple of steroid shots, Dr Shock recommended I get a simple surgery since I met my deductible and could do this easy surgery and be on the mend quickly. WHAT A HORRIBLE MISTAKE IT WAS LISTENING TO HIM!!! He should be not be practing medicine and sued for malpractice for my surgery. I underwent the surgery on his advice and was healing fine, inside the foot, perfect healing, no swelling, no pain, and I went in for the follow up. I had a tiny red dot on the outside suture where the stitch was sticking out. Instead of snipping the stitch off, he said. Oh I'm going to open this up and clean it out. I thought it was strange to do this but he's the expert (so I thought) and went home. A few days later my foot began to swell, got extremely red, and started to form an infection with oozing and puss. I kept calling the office and sending in pictures and time passed. Finally he said come in after 2 weeks. My foot got an infection from him opening it up and "cleaning it out" from my own bacteria that lives on the outside of the skin. He then tells me i have to have surgery again to clean it up. I come out of the second surgery and due to his negligence and the delays on his part, my ligaments on the inside were eaten by the bacteria so my pinkie toe has no support. I now live with a pinky toe that is elevated and cannot fit into many does, I have no feeling in the outside of my foot and can't wear many shoes because my toe sticks up and is very painful and embarrassing. DONT TRUST HIM FOR SURGERY!! Go to an orthopedic surgeon, NOT A podiatrist !! I live with this everyday, It effects my everyday life, makes it hard to play pickleball, run, and even wear heals. I would steer away from this practice at all costs.