All-Star Orthopedics

5 recommendations and reviews from 4 people

• Referral from July 21, 2015
  

  Jennifer B. asked:

  Looking for a chiropractor in the area that is not whacka-doodle, high pressure, selling his line of hokum. I just want someone who will fix my back and be done with it.

  

  Bobby W. replied:

  For a chiropractor, I recommend Posture Perfect: http://www.postureperfect.net For anything complicated, I recommend seeing an orthopedic specialist: http://www.allstarortho.com/

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• Referral from February 2, 2014
  

  Regan M. asked:

  Anyone in DFW have a good recommendation for an Orthopedic/Spine surgeon! I DO NOT need surgery but I need to follow up.....

  

  Jackie G. replied:

  910 E southlake blvd ste 155 817-421-5000

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• Referral from March 1, 2013
  

  Raven P. asked:

  Can anyone recommend a good orthopedic surgeon or sports medicine doc in the area? I've been diagnosed with a torn rotator cuff, but would like a second opinion on my MRI. Also if I do need surgery and PT, I would need it close by the house, rather than at my other doc's facility in N. Carrollton. Surgery means no driving for 6 weeks, so I'd need to bus or cab it in the area.

  

  Gabriel G. replied:

  I meant to reply last night but didn't have a chance. I had multiple shoulder dislocations due to ice hockey injuries in the early 2000's, I subsequently had a shoulder reconstruction (three titanium studs anchoring the labral socket in place) done in 2001 by Dr. Schott at All Star Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine, at Baylor Las Colinas. http://www.allstarortho.com/ - I was referred to them by some friends who were knights (entertainers) at Medieval Times, who along with several other professional sports enterprises in the area, use this place for their sports injuries. The doc and staff were superb, knowledge, practice, and overall helpfulness was above and beyond what I expected. Remember me telling you about my insurance debacle? Dr. Schott even wrote a letter on my behalf to Aetna asking for them to increase my PT budget, as, pre-surgery PT used up the pitiful amount Aetna deemed necessary. I know it's out of the distance/driving range you are looking for, but they are well worth the trip, or at the very least, for a second opinion. I cannot recommend them enough, especially for athletic and sports-minded folks who need this type of service. Good luck, and let me know if you have any questions.

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• Referral from September 22, 2014
  

  Kathy M. asked:

  Anyone have a recommendation for a good orthopedist in Southlake?

  

  Karen B. replied:

  Dr. Greenberg at All Star Orthopedics, +1 (817) 421-5000. You can usually be seen the same day that you call . They have various doctors that specialize in different areas on the body so depending on what you need you'll get Someone that just works on whatever area you're having a problem with.

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• Referral from December 4, 2013
  

  Kathy M. asked:

  Need a recommendation for a good knee doctor in Southlake. Any suggestions? Pat Peters (Grapevine) has been mentioned . . . any others?

  

  Karen B. replied:

  Dr. Greenberg . He owns AllStar Orthopedic in Southlake. +1 (817) 421-5000.

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