Orthopedic Care
Orthopedic Care
Orthopedic Care
Comprehensive, advanced joint care. Medical City is the place for bone, muscle and joint care in North Texas. We have a comprehensive and nationally renowned team of physicians who are committed to providing the most advanced treatment and therapy for everything from fractures to total joint replacements. You can turn to our comprehensive team of orthopedic specialists to help you get moving again. We offer quality comprehensive orthopedic care in the areas of:
- Foot and ankle
- Hand and upper extremity
- Total joint replacement, or hip and knee
- Orthopedic oncology
- Pediatrics
- Sports medicine
- Spine
Fewer scars. Faster recovery. Medical City is committed to providing minimally invasive surgery options for patients. Minimally invasive procedures offer an exciting alternative to conventional surgery. Our specialists use state-of-the-art technology that in many cases results in both shorter hospital stays and recovery times which means you get the best treatment possible and back into the activities that matter most. These procedures have been proven to provide outcomes equal to those of conventional surgery and offer many significant benefits:
- Quicker recovery time—Your body can heal faster, thanks to the smaller incisions used for the surgery.
- Reduced pain—These procedures affect less of the tissue and muscle around the joint, so pain is often minimized.
- Less scarring— Smaller incisions leave behind smaller scars. In fact, most of our patients don’t even notice them after the incisions heal.
Getting you ready for surgery. Free classes are available for all total hip and knee replacement patients so you can learn about your surgery and hospital stay.
- Every Wednesday at 11 a.m. in the E building, classroom 1.
- To register, call 972-566-4514 and leave your name, surgery date, surgeon's name and the date of the class you would like to attend.
Taking care of you after surgery. Pain management is of utmost importance. Our program also closely monitors your comfort levels, while encouraging therapy to ensure a faster recovery.
Medical City also assists our doctors in monitoring and preventing deep venous thrombosis (DVT), a known complication of surgery, along with other post-surgery complications. We also encourage pre-printed orders to help assist with each surgeon's plan for his or her patient. Lastly, we depend on immediate feedback from patients so we can maintain the high standard of care that we know you expect from us.
Find a Physician
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Ray F. Aronowitz, MD
Texas Orthopaedic Surgical Associates
7777 Forest Lane, Building C
Suite 500
Dallas, TX 75230
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Alexander Cho, MD
Texas Orthopedics Associates
7777 Forest Lane
Suite C-500
Dallas, TX 75230
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Nathan F. Gilbert, MD
Greater Dallas Orthopaedics
12230 Coit Road
Suite 100
Dallas, TX 75251
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John B. Heinrich, MD
Orthopedic Associates of Dallas, LLP
7777 Forest Lane
Suite C-106
Dallas, TX 75230
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Locations
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Texas Orthopaedic Surgical Associates
7777 Forest Lane, Building C
Suite 500
Dallas, TX 75230 -
2020 W. State Hwy 114
Suite 110
Grapevine, TX 76051 -
Texas Orthopedics Associates
7777 Forest Lane
Suite C-500
Dallas, TX 75230 -
Greater Dallas Orthopaedics
12230 Coit Road
Suite 100
Dallas, TX 75251 -
Orthopedic Associates of Dallas, LLP
7777 Forest Lane
Suite C-106
Dallas, TX 75230 -
Texas Orthopaedic Surgical Associates
7777 Forest Lane, Building C
Suite 500
Dallas, TX 75230
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