Now accepting consultation and second-opinion requests in North Texas.

Second Opinion Program

Before you say yes to spine surgery, ask one more expert.

A structured second opinion can help you understand the diagnosis, compare options, and prepare better questions. Consultations are available in North Texas; ask the office about remote eligibility.

How It Works

Three steps to clarity.

Records move first, so the consultation itself can be spent on the decision rather than on paperwork.

  1. Request transfer instructions

    Share your contact details first. The office will explain how to transfer MRI or CT imaging and clinical notes using an approved method.

  2. Confirm the review format

    The office confirms which records are needed and whether an in-person consultation or remote review may be available.

  3. Discuss the assessment

    During a scheduled consultation, the diagnosis, treatment options, limitations, and next steps can be discussed in plain language.

Start Here

Second-opinion intake.

A few quick questions help the scheduling team understand what records and imaging may be needed for review.

A short summary is enough. Records and images are transferred separately.

Submitting this form does not create a physician–patient relationship. For an emergency, call 911.

Traveling to North Texas for care?

Ask the scheduling team whether a remote review is available for your case and what records are required before making travel arrangements.

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