Contact and Locations

Thank you for choosing Texas Orthopedics for your orthopedic care. Once you have made your initial appointment, we encourage you to download and complete the patient history and intake form prior to your first visit and bring it with you. If the patient is a minor that needs to be seen without a parent or guardian, the “Authorization to Treat a Minor” form will need to be completed in order for us to treat a minor.

HIPAA Statement

• HIPAA statement (PDF)

Prescription Policy

• Prescription Policy (PDF)

Medical Records Release

If you require a copy of your medical record or require the completion of a Disability/FMLA Form, please complete the associated form (links to forms provided below). Please be advised that requests for medical records and requests for disability form completion require separate authorization forms to be completed. Further information relating to process and fees for requests can be found on the second page of the forms. For any additional questions, please contact or Release of Information department at (512) 439-1000, Option ‘2’, then Option ‘1’.

If you require expedited copies of records for Continuation of Care purposes, your medical care provider may request records directly from our offices via phone at (512) 439-1000, Option ‘2’, then Option ‘1’.

1. Please complete this form to request that Texas Orthopedics release your medical record to another provider
2. Please complete this form to request that medical records be sent to Texas Orthopedics
3. Request for Disability Form completion

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Referrals

Orthopedic Office Visit

If your insurance is an HMO/managed care plan and you are required to obtain a referral from your primary care physician, the referral must be obtained before you can be seen for an office visit. Please coordinate this with your primary care physician in advance. Appointments will be rescheduled if required referrals are not received in the office by the time of your visit.