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.

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.

Shoulder pain. The quality of care I received was top quality. The service was second to none.I was…read moretotally satisfied with the treatment and later referred to a specialist. I will always be a client of Dr. Nickson office. He will never make you feel he is in a rush and over look your care. A satisfied client. J. May

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.

I would almost break my other leg to work with Dr. Thompson again :) But seriously, he has been…read moreknowledgable and caring. I was recently going on vacation out of the country, a lot of walking on a still healing leg. I realized I was short on some medication that would really help with the pain.I called the staff of AO 5 hours before my flight and they had a new scrip to me within 30 min. Awesome service. I hope you don't need these guys but if you do you are in good hands!

You should prioritize patients with appointments over walk ins. Twice now I've waited over an hour…read moreto even go back to a room and waited again 30 minutes to see the Dr. so disrespectful to make us wait each time and the waiting room is full of people complaining. I'm missing work to sit in the waiting room! If we have an appointment scheduled for 9 am, we should be seen within a 20 minute window.

I came to see Dr. McNutt after tearing my ACL and medial meniscus. He and his staff are incredibly…read morethorough, kind, reassuring and professional. The surgery went so well and his staff have been wonderful in responding to all of my questions!

I easily scheduled an appointment as a new patience within a 2 week timeline. The office is on the…read more4th floor, facing the small room you exit as you step off the elevator. I checked in and as I was starting to fill out paperwork, I was called back. I was barely able to finish my paperwork when a tech collected me for x-rays. I waited less than 5 min to see Dr McNutt which I'm sure that was only due to him waiting to review my x-rays. He politely introduced himself and quickly examined my arms' mobility. Immediately he determined the source of my injury, gave me a shot of some sort to relax the inflamation. He prescribed physical therapy and sent me on my way. It was an amazingly fast visit and a huge relief that he diagnosed my issue as I was suffering for months just hoping it was basic soreness that would go away.

Dr Ricky Kalra is the best! 8 years ago 5 other spine specialists gave conflicting diagnosis, which…read morereally didn't make sense to us. A friend recommended Dr Kalra. Not only did Dr Kalra immediately tell us what he "guessed" we'd heard from the other Doctors, he proceeded to give his opinion, which actually made sense to us! Then, as he was not included in our insurance plan, not only did he join that plan (which took several weeks to get accepted), he fought for the procedure they didn't want to cover, and he won! He worked weeks on finding studies supporting he recommended. He is very dedicated to his patients care!! That was neck, we are back for lower back issues. The neck was one time and done! We feel if you truly want the best spine Doctor, with a wonderful bed side manner, who will fight for you, you must come to Dr Ricky Kalra's practice!

After everything I experienced, I feel obligated to share my story. I had a spinal fusion in…read moreDecember 2024 with Dr. Ricky Kalra, and almost immediately during recovery I began experiencing severe nerve pain down my left leg. At my 2-week post-op appointment and every appointment afterward, I repeatedly tried to explain how intense and persistent the pain was and how concerned I felt about it. Unfortunately, I left those visits feeling unheard and dismissed. I understand recovery from spinal surgery can be difficult and unpredictable, but as a patient, I desperately needed reassurance, guidance, and to feel like my concerns truly mattered. Instead, I personally felt like I was repeatedly told to "wait it out," even as the pain continued month after month. During this process, I was referred by Dr. Kalra to multiple different specialists in an attempt to address the ongoing nerve pain. However, after being evaluated, those doctors ultimately referred me back to Dr. Kalra regarding the issues related to my fusion and recovery. This left me feeling frustrated, overwhelmed, and unsure where to turn for answers or support. More than a year later, I am still dealing with the same nerve pain that began after surgery. This has significantly affected my quality of life. When I contacted the office again hoping to discuss the ongoing issues I've been experiencing since the fusion, I was informed that I was being dismissed as a patient and later received a certified dismissal letter from the practice. That was incredibly upsetting after trusting this practice with my care and trying for so long to advocate for myself. I'm sharing this only as my personal experience. Every patient's situation is different, but for me, the lack of support and communication during such a painful and vulnerable time was deeply disappointing. I hope future patients feel heard, respected, and taken seriously when expressing concerns about their recovery.

Dr. Montgomery is one of a kind…read more He thoroughly explains everything, and I appreciate recommending a course of action.

Dr. Montgomery is personable and caring. He listens to what I say and then comes up with a plan of…read moreaction. I especially appreciated him asking if he could say a prayer before each of my surgeries. That touched my heart and comforted me as I was rolled into the operating room. The surgeries both went well. I highly recommend Dr. Montgomery.

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.***

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!