FAQs
At Center for Orthopaedic Surgery and Sports Medicine, we often receive questions from patients and prospective patients about our orthopedic practice, and the type of health care we provide. We've collected some of the most frequently asked questions here in case it helps answer a question you may have. Of course, you can always call our San Antonio, Texas, office at (210) 692-7400 to ask us yourself.
Here is our office address and directions from both the east and west:
6800 W. Interstate 10, Suite 250
San Antonio, TX 78201
Driving directions from 1604 and IH-10
- Take IH-10 east for about 7 miles
- Exit 565A toward Balcones Heights
- Merge onto Frontage Road
- Turn right into the Methodist Texsan parking lot
- We are located in the Medical Office Building next to Methodist Texsan Hospital on the second floor, Suite 250
Driving directions from I-35 and IH-10
- Take IH-10 west about 5 miles
- Take exit 565A toward Crossroads Blvd/Balcones Heights
- Merge onto Frontage Road
- Stay left and do the turnaround under the highway to get on the Frontage Road going in the opposite direction
- Turn right into the Methodist Texsan parking lot
- We are located in the Medical Office Building next to Methodist Texsan Hospital on the second floor, Suite 250
- Photo ID
- insurance card
- method of payment (cash, credit card, personal check)
- friend or family member to assist with filling out forms or mobilization, if necessary
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