OrthoNow Walk-In Clinic: Get fast care for recent injuries — Carrollton (Mon–Fri, 7:30–8:30 AM) & Frisco (Saturdays, 8:00–11:30 AM). No appointment needed!
Orthopedic Specialists for Every Joint in Your Body
OrthoNow – Get Care Fast!
OrthoNow provides walk-in orthopedic care at our Carrollton & Frisco locations.
Carrollton: Monday – Friday 7:30 am – 8:30 am
Frisco: Saturdays 8:00 am – 11:30 am
Award-Winning Team of Physicians
Receive care from doctors recognized by D Magazine as “Best Doctors in Dallas,” “Best Doctors in Collin County,” and voted by Texas Monthly as “Super Doctors in Texas” for more than 13 straight years.
The OrthoTexas Difference
Same Day Care
We understand that life doesn’t stop because you’re hurt. Same-day appointments often available at all locations.
Rehabilitation
Cutting-edge therapies and treatment to athletes to not only recover from injuries but to help prevent them.
We’re Experienced
With over 4 decades of experience at hand, we will take exceptional care of you.
On-Site Imaging
On-site imaging at each of our locations, which greatly reduces the time needed to receive a diagnosis.
There’s an OrthoTexas Location Near You
Frisco
Address: 5757 Warren Pkwy, Suite 180, POB II, Frisco, TX 75034
Phone: 972.492.1334
Fax: 214.618.5503
Denton
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SEE AN ORTHOPEDIC PHYSICIAN TODAY
Schedule your comprehensive evaluation with our board-certified orthopedic specialists. With 4 convenient locations and on-site physical therapy, OrthoTexas has all you need to get you back on your feet.
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