When I learned that Dr. Dimeff was at this location, I wanted to schedule an appointment right…read moreaway. I met him before and was familiar with his practice. I have been having issues with elbow tendonitis for quite a while. Dr. Dimeff listened to my concerns, checked out the affected area, explained my options, and swiftly provided treatment. I am satisfied with his service and expertise. Should you have an orthopedic ailment, you should definitely consult with Dr. Dimeff! Thanks.

Great and good Dr's; Billing is messy. Will overcharge upfront and then have to wait for a…read morereimbursement. Office pushed for me to pay upfront (I had already paid the deductible prior to the appt.) Then after several weeks they had to reimburse me.

I needed to see a Dr on some significant pain in my hip that had me hobbled since my last two…read moreevents. I had an idea, but needed an expert. I called the office and they did a quick over the phone triage and had me set up for next day with Dr Raynor. The online information fill out is fast, easy and better than the old paper and clipboard method. The office is easy to find, plenty of parking, and very well organized. The pathway to the office is crutch friendly as I discovered. Dr Raynor's staff is friendly, fast and effective. I was on the examination table in no time. The X ray was done quickly and Dr Raynor's evaluation was thorough. On the next visit to give me the MRI results, all of the options, treatment suggestions and plans were expertly provided. I really appreciated a copy of the MRI report to read and reread. This organization is the best professionals to see with an injury. I've seen 4 others with various injuries and all delivered outstanding results that healed me and my sons. Dr Raynor is the one to see!

Dr. Raynor is an excellent physician with a lot of experience. He is able to problem solve really…read morewell. I had a long standing upper leg injury of unknown origin, and had seen both my primary care physician and a PT. After explaining my symptoms he had a pretty good idea what was wrong with me, and after an MRI his suspicions were correct that I had a stress fracture. It was such a relief to find out what was wrong with me, as I previously thought I had a muscle strain. Dr. Raynor's staff is also really nice and always concerned about my well-being. I really like the system of pre-visit online check-in at Texas Orthopedic Associates, so you don't have to spend each appointment filling out paperwork and you can actually get to your appointment on time. The only negative is sometimes it was hard to get an appointment that works with my schedule. Dr. Raynor is well in demand, and I completely understand why.

Didn't properly manage expectations before the surgery…read more I met the doctor twice before the surgery and was explicitly clear about how I am physically active, train dialy, how function is my number one priority. Had this surgery been sold to me as pain management for older folks where function will be sacrificed, I would have not had my shoulder replaced. I now have a "bum" shoulder that does not work right. Activities I have engaged in all my life are no longer possible. When I noticed something wasn't right about 3 months after surgery the doctor replied with answers like "I think it looks better that way," or "I'm concerned how it looks, how's the pain?" Then when I pushed the doctor to fix this ugly mess, he cuts his losses and doesn't want to deal with it anymore. The results are ugly. I have a deep 1 inch indent/gash compared to my other shoulder and it's visible under cloths. If you carry extra muscle it will be far more noticeable. Note to the doctor: please don't include me in your 97% success rate. This guy doctors up his Google ratings. Don't be fooled into thinking he gets no negative reviews. I have 3 other orthopedic surgeons, a cat scan, 2 ultra sounds, and all say the same thing independently, this isn't right. Fortunately, I found a doctor to fix his mess.

Dr. Kruse repaired my rotator cuff on April 14th 2026. Today is April 17th 2026. I am not in a…read moresling and can move my shoulder all that my body can tolerate. His amazing break through technology with the "Speed-Patch" method is beyond amazing. He repaired 2 tendons and resurfaced some bone spurring. 3 small arthroscopic incisions that are minimally invasive. I already have movement that before surgery was impossible. I could not be happier with my results and am well on my way to a quick and full recovery. In short order! Dr. Kruse and his entire team from top to bottom are beyond 5 Stars. Truly incredible!

Thanks to Dr Montgomery, at 78 yrs old I can walk 2-3 miles daily and more. Dr Montgomery replaced…read moreboth my knees several yrs ago. His demeanor and honest consulting, gave me choices helping to make my decisions. Would not go to anyone else. Thank you Dr Bill.

Dr. Montgomery sadly ruined my life with a failed knee surgery which he would not admit and I was…read moreunable to sue him as he is so protected in his doctor community:( Beware of a doctor who has done so many procedures and does not care about the outcome.

Had me waiting for over an hour. I got dressed and walked out. Sometimes doctors forget that they…read moreare in the "service" business. Plus they try to force you to use their valet parking service ($7 plus tip) by marking all of the good spaces in front of the building as "VALET." COVID ALERT! IF you want some stranger in your car-go ahead- I do not.

I was misdiagnosed by not one, but two orthopedic doctors, who told me that I had acetabular…read moredysplasia in my right hip. The second doctor recommended that I find a surgeon who could perform a periacetabular osteotomy (a major surgery that would break my pelvis and reconstruct my hip socket). Long story short, I was saved by a third doctor who told me that nothing was wrong with my hip. He was the specialist surgeon who knows how to perform the difficult operation. He explained that my symptoms were not hip related, rather, they were sciatic in nature (shooting pains from my hip to my feet, numbing, tingling). He recommended I see Dr. Clavenna, who specializes in spinal surgery. I saw Dr. Clavenna, was immediately diagnosed, had a micro-discectomy, and am now back to work and enjoying life again. Good thing I didn't go through a terrible (life altering) surgery that would require me to be out for 6 months! Dr. Clavenna was knowledgeable, attentive, efficient and kind. He has been by far the best doctor!

Doctor Venkat was extremely thorough. He was very professional and connected me with the right…read morespecialist to find out what is wrong with me. We are still in the midst of testing. He even assisted me with my pain at night. I'm truly grateful.

"Lets get you organized" is his punchline for everything. Really dude? Looking at the condition of…read moreyour office, I should say that to you. The local DMV office is in better shape than yours is. I found him to be really arrogant, like he thinks he owns the world. He specializes in spine surgery. So if he knows that you're not a candidate for surgery (where is makes his $$), he'll treat you like a joke even though his staff will do anything to get you to come in. There are lot of things that I can't write here due to legal reasons but if you're used to and looking for a doctor who treats people with compassion, kindness and knows that nobody goes to a doctors office out of sheer pleasure, then this guy is not the one. Hint: Dr Kevin Gill at UTSW is one of the leading spine specialists in the world.

I originally had some issues with scheduling but the Dr Evanson got involved and went out of his…read moreway to make it right. And he did a great job on my hip replacement, small incision and minimal discomfort, very well done. What was very impressive was every staff member at the surgery center told me that while the don't work directly for him and work with many doctors they had a choice of moving offices and because Dr Evanson was moving they did too just to work with him because he is that good. One of the OR nurses said she had him work on her mother. That kind of dedication from a team is an impressive testament. I would highly recommend him.

Took my son in for a knee injury. Everyone was knowledgeable, friendly, and grounded--they shared…read moreinformation, explained what they saw (and didn't see), and helped find the minimally disruptive path back to health. Exactly what I'd hoped for.

Me and my sons live life to the fullest. Perhaps too full as I think we paid for Texas Orthopaedic…read moreAssociates (TOA) to expand with our multiple broken and torn limbs! TOA has been the super glue that keeps us all functioning! (Or until the next body part we try to rip off.) In this building are the offices on 3rd floor, the MRI center on the 3rd floor and the surgery center on the ground floor. This location is tied into the other locations in the region. That is a huge plus as it means once you are set up, everything is view-able from location to location, Doctor to Doctor, Doctor to Physical Therapist. They use smart tablets to enter your information and payment plus use online check-in. This location also has close parking! That is very important when you are limping in pain to see a doctor. It's also helpful when you just finished surgery and you want to get home NOW before the pain killers wear off. The staff at this location are fantastic! Very easy to work with, friendly, caring and absolutely want to help you heal! They are knowledgeable in working with insurance which can be challenge these days. If you break or tear a body part in this region, TOA is where you want to go!