Well shi*! I don't know what to think about all of this. I'm the epitome of your average hobby…read morejogger nowadays. I moved to TX and with that, the old me is dead and gone. On any given week I'll run 0-40+ miles and have been experiencing foot pain from early this year prior to moving here. I went in thinking I had nerve damage, a Morton neuroma since my symptoms were pointing in this direction. Only to several visits (xray that apparently didn't show anything and was completely pointless + MRI) and many payments later find out I have a laundry list of issues. According to my mri I have a stress fracture, a fully detached plantar plate and a torn plantar plate in my 2nd, 3rd and 4th metatarsal along w various other issues. I'll be lying to say I wasn't in complete disbelief when I found this out. I stood there staring at the screen like this can't possibly be my foot we are talking about. It's cute hearing people talk about their jogs but have you ran a marathon, and various other races for the past 6 months on a broken, fully ruptured foot, if not I don't give two f's! This coming from a woman who has been in heels nearly everyday of every week for months on end. No wonder my left knee where I had arthroscopic surgery has been all out of whack, I didn't know I'd been doing this on some bum foot! I seriously can't fathom these MRI results are accurate and surgery?!!!! I'm getting a second opinion like any human would but have looked further into this center since discovering this. Most every individual has been in a boot and had surgery here. I don't like the idea of feeling like I've had zero care to actually treat any of my symptoms just visit after visit scheduled to collect payment after payment. Zero taping techniques provided or anything useful in anyway that would help other than trying to be shoved into a boot and other costly options. I'd be weary of the "care" or lack there of. I did break my left foot years ago and I'm convinced they are reading results saying it's fractured, on a 5 year old fracture. If it is fractured in addition to fully detached as shown to me and torn in other areas well, then that's just peachy I suppose my adrenaline since being here has increased my tolerance to pain because it's pretty insane to think of what I've done on this foot the past 6 months. Get a second opinion if you're going to come here but I wouldn't suggest this center. It's felt all sorts of sketch from the jump. Boots, surgery, infection, being nickeled and dimed. It screams insurance fraud or some sort of scam into trying to rob you blind and a push into going under the knife. The second I head cutting through bone, my head nearly exploded. Are you effing serious right now?!? I'm going to run Dallas marathon on this before any type of surgery whatsoever. The way I see it, if something's fully detached- then I can't detach it any further. I suppose if everything told to me is accurate it's time for me to take up the out of my tax bracket hobbies I've been putting off, hello needle pointing and mahjong!

Dr Knapp was HIGHLY recommend to me by a very dear friend who had going to him for years. My…read moreexperiences have been nothing but wonderful going to this office. Dr Knapp and his staff have been helpful, kind and have given me exceptional care. I went to the office due to terrible pain and deformities in both feet caused by other medical issues. We tried non-surgical options first, but Ultimately both feet needed surgery. Done one at a time, with detailed follow up appointments I feel that I have had the very best care and highly recommend Dr Knapp. Thank you Dr Knapp! ***I see Dr Knapp at the Little Elm location.***

Next Step Orthopedics, thank you for your dedication and exceptional care. I want to extend a…read moreheartfelt and special thanks to my surgeon, Dr. Dominique Nickson, MD, for being an OUTSTANDING physician. Your expertise and compassion for your patients have made an immeasurable difference to my physical and mental well-being during a challenging time. Orthopedic surgery requires precision, resilience, and strength to tackle complex procedures, and you embody these qualities. The patient-centered approach you and your team take has helped improve my quality of life and recovery from my rotator cuff injury. We are fortunate to have such a skilled and caring orthopedic surgeon as you, Dr. Nickson. Again, thank you for your kindness, support, and unwavering commitment to excellence. Sophia W.

saw a friend of mine on social media getting help for her knee so I asked her for the referral…read more She was so right - this place is GREAT!!! The doctor and staff was VERY attentive and nurturing. I was a bit anxious but the type of care I received had me at ease. I drove about an hour to be seen here and it was beyond my expectation!

Dr Kyle & his crew are awesome! Very knowledgeable of conditions, treatments, & research of new…read moretechnology for treatment. Wide variety of methods & products are also available to help with physical therapy & pain recovery. Would recommend!!

Great staff, very professional, friendly and a wealth of knowledge. Provides the care needed to…read moreheal what ails you. Dr. Kyle is detailed and will develop a comprehensive plan specific to your needs. Have only been 3x and already seeing a difference!

I was asked a lot of questions by three levels of expertise. Nurse, PA, and Dr. They were very…read morethorough and explained a lot including up close pics of my MRI. Staff was very friendly and the office very nice., I'm hoping for relief and everything that was said will come to fruition.

I was referred to Dr Krumerman from a friend. I needed a 2nd opinion on my back pain from a…read moreprevious surgeon's office that just kept saying everything was great from a prior fusion in 2023. I brought in my MRI and with that Dr Krumerman believed that I wasn't totally fused from my first surgery. A myleogram CT was ordered and come to find out I wasn't totally fused hence my back pain and issues. I'm about 4 weeks post op with my surgery with Dr Krumerman who redid my fusion at L4-5 and fused L5-S1. I'm very happy with my results. No more sciatica! Pain is minimal with just the normal post op pain. All of Dr Krumerman's staff are very nice and helpful via email or phone. The front office staff are also very friendly. I'll drive an hour to see Dr Krumerman again!

Our favorite place to go for adjustments. We have been coming since 2020. We love the friendliness,…read morecleanliness and professionalism. We love our Dr. Ben and his staff.

Clean office, nice staff, and Dr Ben is thoughtful, caring, and really is interested in the overall…read morewell-being of his patients. Our whole family has been cared for by Dr Ben and we all would highly recommend!

The best ortho Drs around. Have been to 2 others and this is my go to place. Had months of shoulder…read morepain and 1 visit and I haven't had anymore knock on wood.

11/10. This place couldn't be better. All staff, including office and medical, are organized,…read morecourteous, and knowledgeable. My employer changed health-care on me while I was mid-treatment with my physical therapy, which was being overseen by Leann. They were flexible in helping me with that and even using some existing credit which I had to use to pay for that. My doctor was Dr. Klein, orthopedic surgeon. He did a perfect job on my surgery. My shoulder is healing up perfectly. I barely feel it or consider it these days.

They only do surgery as last resort. I'm very impressed with the care they give. Very kind and…read morecompassionate.

Dr Hines is amazing and cares deeply about his patients. He performed the repair on my torn rotator…read morecuff and bicep. He did an excellent job preparing me for the lengthy recovery. Now that I am on the other side of that I am almost 100% back to pre injury. The staff at the office was amazing through all my visits.

Consider this: Do you want a quick fix? Someone to look at your problem, take it off your hands,…read moreand make the decisions for you? Dr. Salinas is probably not your guy. He and his staff will stress-test your willingness to understand and participate in one of the most significant medical events of your life. He listens. He explains. He repeats himself. He expects questions. And he expects you to understand not only what he recommends, but why. Dr. Salinas has a rare gift: You are his responsibility. That distinction is why I would choose him again. I showed up with an old MRI. My primary doctor said it showed substantial degeneration at L4-L5 and I need a neurosurgeon to look at this. I eventually went to see him. What I did not get from Dr. Salinas was a quick look at the films followed by, "Yes, there's the problem. When would you like to schedule surgery?" He looked deeper, found S1 nerve damage. Then, he listened. My family's experience with spine surgery began in 1961, when my mother underwent surgery to remove a spinal tumor and was left paralyzed from the waist down. I wasn't afraid of doctors, but I possessed a lifetime of respect for what can happen when someone operates near the spinal cord. Avoid at all costs was my mantra. Dr. Salinas insisted on conservative options first--physical therapy, injections, and time. Surgery came only after those avenues had been exhausted and the clinical evidence pointed squarely there. Then some important things happened after the operation: his relentless communication. He repeats important instructions. His staff prepares me thoroughly. Questions get answered. Details get revisited. Before surgery, that seemed excessive. During recovery, when you are tired, medicated, and trying to remember a dozen protocols at once, you discover exactly why he does it. Then, I couldn't believe what happened next. On the third day after surgery, I contacted his answering service about a possible complication. Dr. Salinas was out of the country at the time. Yet, it was Dr. Salinas who responded directly to me with an answer--not a weekend on-call doctor. The next day, another issue developed. The hospital's discharge instructions conflicted with his specific protocol. He answered my texts directly, then bypassed messaging entirely and called me, considering the matter too important for text. His message was uncompromising: Nurses, PAs, MAs, and other hospital staff may participate in my care, but he alone is responsible for my health and recovery. I was to follow his instructions. That rare gift. Dr. Salinas brings more than elite surgical skill--though his educational pedigree is impressive. He brings something rarer to the operating room: judgment before surgery, fierce ownership afterward, and a refusal to delegate his accountability in between. Since I first reached out after surgery, he has called me daily, sometimes twice. It is still a work in progress. He's repeated that many times. When you are facing spinal surgery, you don't just need a pair of talented hands. You need a surgeon who views your outcome as his personal obligation. That is who Dr. Salinas is.

Great Doctor!!!!! I had spinal fusion in 2022 with Dr. Salinas. No issues!!!!…read moreGreat staff, great bedside manner, a good experience!!!