The COVID-19 pandemic is affecting patients and healthcare providers in dramatic ways. Right now, the worst place for a person to go with joint pain, overuse injury or sports injury symptoms may be the emergency room as hospitals fill up with COVID-19 patients. Even leaving your home for treatment may unnecessarily expose you to the virus.
We understand that joint pain symptoms do not suddenly disappear during this time and people still need treatment for symptoms. Consequently, we’ve implemented Telemedicine in our practice so our patients can receive quality orthopedics care from the safety of their home.
We realize that there are many unknowns related to Telemedicine, so we’ve developed a list answers to common questions:
Telemedicine is a way for healthcare providers to treat patients virtually through video conferencing, with no need for the patient to visit the office in person.
To request a Telemedicine appointment, fill out the form below or call our office at (817) 335-4316.
After scheduling the appointment, our patient coordinators will contact you with the next steps, confirm your appointment time, and send any paperwork that is required.
Request a Telemedicine Appointment
Simply provide your information below or call us today at (817) 335-4316 to set up a Telemedicine Appointment.
“My visits are always pleasant and professional. There is a great team in place here and I have full confidence in Dr.Meyers to evaluate my health issues and provide the best solution going forward to help me have a better quality of life. Many thanks to all who have served me here!”
“I had been struggling with debilitating foot and ankle pain for nearly a year. A previous physician wanted to do surgery. I came to Dr. Meyers and he and his team were able to treat my injuries conservatively. He listens and works to find the root cause instead of just treating the symptoms. I am now pain free and back to my normal activities.”
“Dr. Meyers is a wonderful doctor. He’s personable, easy to understand, and truly concerned about the patient’s concerns.”
“Had a wonderful experience. Knees feel brand new without surgery.”
“Dr Meyers did stem cell injection in my right shoulder that had a small rotator cuff tear. The procedure went very well and recovery from that was short and mostly pain free. After 4 weeks of recovery, I started PT to the shoulder which was very well handled by David, giving me back full range of motion with no pain.”
“I felt that Dr Meyer was very personable and charming. He was very knowledgeable about his field of study. And he set a plan of action for my treatment. He was honest about results and seemed to care about my health.”
“Doctor Meyers explained the process step by step. He has an excellent bed side manner. I will recommend him to others.”
“Dr. Meyers respected my 90 year old mom. She spoke directly to her, and and gave her the respect that she was able to understand. Very much appreciated this kind of treatment.”
“Dr. Meyers took time to answer all our questions and concerns. We didn’t feel rushed and would highly recommend.”
“Dr. Meyers and his staff are very professional and caring! I am confident that I chose the right practice and medical team to help me get my knee back on track!”
Steven J. Meyers, M.D.
Non-Operative Sports Medicine Physician
Fellowship Trained in Primary Care Sports Medicine
Dr. Steve Meyers is a sports medicine physician specializing in the non-operative treatment of all sports injuries and musculoskeletal disorders. He manages all general orthopedic diagnoses from neck pain to toe pain and all areas in between. He has a special interest in Regenerative Medicine, using one’s own cells to heal damaged tissue and improve pain and function. He also treats acute and chronic athletic/sports injuries in addition to non-operative fracture care. As a former competitive athlete, he understands the desire to return to sport after injury.
After obtaining his Bachelor’s degree from The University of Texas at Austin, Dr. Meyers received his MD degree from The University of Texas Medical School at Houston. He then completed family practice residency at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston followed by fellowship training in Primary Care Sports Medicine at U.T. Southwestern in Dallas.
Dr. Meyers also specializes in the use of Musculoskeletal Ultrasound. Ultrasound imaging allows him to visualize soft tissue injuries to tendons, ligaments and muscles and even direct specific treatment to injured areas.
My Practice Philosophy
When I meet a new patient who is curious about how I practice Non-Operative Orthopedics, I tell them that in everything I do, from the first visit through follow up, I will treat them how I would want to be treated myself. As a former competitive athlete and an active adventure seeker today, I know first hand how much life can change with an injury or degenerative issue. My goal is to help your body recover from your injury, avoid re-injury and get you back into the game of life as soon as possible.