OrthoLonestar
A Letter To Our Patients
In January 2021, Advanced Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine will launch our new combined orthopedic group practice, OrthoLoneStar. Advanced Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine will continue to be the same trusted partner and resource for you, your family, your loved ones, and all of Houston and Southeast Texas. Since 2001, our care philosophy has always centered on the patient and on ensuring that we can deliver exceptional outcomes and superior experiences for our community. OrthoLoneStar is the next step in delivering on those promises.
Private practice medicine is our way to ensure that healthcare decisions are made by physician and patient in a direct and independent manner. Our belief is that the general practice of medicine is weakened and outcomes are impacted when external forces interfere with the relationship between you and your doctor. We have been able to best serve Houston and Southeast Texas because we have been leaders in the region. OrthoLoneStar allows us to build on our legacy of community and partner with like-minded groups to advance care across the entire state of Texas.
By joining orthopedic practices that share core values like caring and quality, we have opened pathways for increased service, future-focused analytics and research, and greater accessibility. We can provide for seamless transition of care and for peerless levels of expertise in and around Tyler, Houston, Dallas, and Austin. As we find similarly situated and high functioning groups, we will continue to build our presence across Texas.
Advanced Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine is proud to be part of OrthoLoneStar, and Advanced Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine is proud to be part of the legacy of Houston and Southeast Texas. We believe that we are stronger today than we were yesterday, and we believe that your continued belief in us will drive us to be stronger tomorrow, with you. In a practice built on independence and buoyed by your trust, we thank you for allowing us to continue to be stronger together.
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1Professional Building II At North Cypress Medical Center
AOSM Physical Therapy
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2North Cypress Professional Building At Lakewood Crossing
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3North Cypress Professional Building At Towne Lake
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4Advanced Orthopaedics Memorial
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5Woodlands Location
What Our Patients Are Saying
I never review places or services on Facebook, but I could not let others know how blessed I was to have Dr. Cubbage as my surgeon. He and his lovely staff, including awesome Karen,
I’ve been with this orthopedic group since 2014. I’ve never had a bad experience with the doctors or the staff. Dr. Drew Fehsenfeld did my shoulder surgery in 2016 and he did great!
When I started, I couldn’t put any weight on my right leg and now I can do virtually anything. While I hope to not need future therapy, this is without a doubt the place I will return to in the future.
Dr. Cubbage & Staff replaced a disc that had been destroyed between my 4th and 5th vertebra. This is my 4th month since the surgery in January of 2018. I was very impressed with their dedication
Advanced Orthopaedics is the absolute best PT I’ve ever gone through. The significance in my hip is just part of it.
I have been a patient of Dr. Cubbage for several years. Each time of go there, he always presents a thorough plan of care. From ordering the most appropriate diagnostic tests to making sure you understand
I flew in for my appointment in the middle of Covid. He was recommended as a top ortho by my employer’s medical concierge team. He is incredible… surgery a breeze on my knee… zero pain the next day. His team and office staff are top notch – on par with Mayo Clinic. We are fortunate to have doctors like him…
I had Back surgery October 1st with fusion. My surgeon was Dr. M Cubbage and my experience I feel could not be any more satisfied with my surgery.
The surgery done by Dr. S. Patel (Actually injections) & the mild medications she has prescribed has surely made my lower back -hip-leg less painful.
Dr. David R. Mack replaced my right hip in June 2009, and my left in October 2010. I am already able to go places and do things on my own again.