Looking for orthopedic surgeons in Fort Worth? Browse orthopedic practices serving Fort Worth, Texas, from joint replacement and arthroscopic surgery to sports injuries and fracture care. Open a directory card for practice details, then confirm services and credentials with the practice.
Orthopedic Surgeons in Fort Worth: quick answer
Specialty Care Near Me lists three Fort Worth orthopedic practices, in ZIP codes 76104 and 76132. This page is a smaller list; more practices may be added as they are verified. Practices list joint replacement, arthroscopic surgery, sports medicine, fracture care and hand conditions. Credentials are as stated by each practice and should be confirmed before booking. Practices are listed from their own websites and are not ranked.
- Texas Orthopaedic Associates – Fort Worth – Altamesa Boulevard, 76132: multi-location orthopedic group with a Fort Worth office on Altamesa Boulevard.
- Texas Bone & Joint – Fort Worth – West Rosedale Street, 76104: multi-location orthopedic group with a Fort Worth office offering same-day appointments.
- Premier Orthopedics of Fort Worth (Dr. Kraig Pepper) – Harris Parkway, 76132: physician-led orthopedic and sports medicine practice with an office on Harris Parkway.
Details come from each practice’s own website. Confirm current services, hours and new-patient availability with the practice before you book.
Fort Worth orthopedic surgeons listed here
These cards update automatically as eligible Orthopedic Surgery listings are added to the Specialty Care Near Me directory for Fort Worth.
Same specialty in nearby DFW cities: Orthopedic Surgeons in Dallas • Orthopedic Surgeons in Arlington • Orthopedic Surgeons in Plano • Orthopedic Surgeons in Irving
Also see the national Orthopedic Surgery directory and all Fort Worth orthopedic surgeons in the directory.
Compare Fort Worth orthopedic surgeons on Specialty Care Near Me
The table summarizes what each practice website says. Clinical leads and services are attributed to the practices; confirm current details with the clinic before booking.
| Practice | Area | Clinical lead (per practice website) | Examples of services listed | How to reach out |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Texas Orthopaedic Associates – Fort Worth | Altamesa Boulevard, 76132 | Physician team on the Fort Worth page includes Drs. Blueitt, Bush, Crawford, Fairbanks, LeBus, Minor, Papaliodis and Watson (board-certified, fellowship-trained per practice website) | Multi-physician orthopedic group with sports medicine and physical therapy | Call 817-854-9969 |
| Texas Bone & Joint – Fort Worth | West Rosedale Street, 76104 | Board-certified surgeons listed on the practice website | Fracture care, joint replacement, sports injuries and hand conditions | Call 877-314-8990 |
| Premier Orthopedics of Fort Worth (Dr. Kraig Pepper) | Harris Parkway, 76132 | Kraig Pepper, DO (board-certified, fellowship-trained orthopedic sports medicine physician per practice website) | Arthroscopic surgery, joint replacement and sports medicine | Call 817-632-0020 |
Fort Worth orthopedic surgeons listings
- Texas Orthopaedic Associates – Fort Worth – 5900 Altamesa Boulevard, Suite 100, Fort Worth, TX 76132
- Texas Bone & Joint – Fort Worth – 1650 West Rosedale Street, Suite 120, Fort Worth, TX 76104
- Premier Orthopedics of Fort Worth (Dr. Kraig Pepper) – 6930 Harris Parkway, Suite 130, Fort Worth, TX 76132
Orthopedic subspecialties in Fort Worth
Orthopedic surgeons often focus on one area: knee, hip and shoulder care, joint replacement, hand and upper extremity surgery, foot and ankle surgery, or sports medicine. Matching the surgeon’s focus to your problem matters, so read each practice’s listed services. If you are unsure whether you need a surgeon, see our guide on when to see an orthopedic surgeon.
What to expect at an orthopedic visit
- Expect questions about your injury or pain, how it started, and what you have tried.
- The surgeon will examine the area and may order X-rays or an MRI.
- You may discuss non-surgical options such as therapy or injections before surgery is considered.
- If surgery is recommended, ask about recovery time, risks, where it would be performed and what follow-up is included. A surgical second opinion is also reasonable.
How much does orthopedic care cost in Fort Worth?
Costs vary by practice, imaging, procedures and insurance, and Specialty Care Near Me does not list prices. Ask each practice about accepted insurance, referral requirements and estimates; our guide on checking whether a specialist is in network can help.
How to choose an orthopedic surgeon in Fort Worth
- Confirm board certification and any fellowship training on the practice website or with the practice.
- Choose a surgeon whose focus (for example, hip and knee replacement or foot and ankle) matches your problem.
- Ask how often the surgeon performs your procedure and about recovery expectations.
- Check location, hours and how quickly new patients can be seen.
Local notes for Fort Worth
Fort Worth orthopedic practices in this directory are in southwest Fort Worth (ZIP 76132, along Altamesa Boulevard and Harris Parkway) and the Medical District (76104, near West Rosedale Street). If you are comparing options on the Dallas side of the Metroplex, see Orthopedic Surgeons in Dallas. Other Fort Worth specialty pages include Pain Management in Fort Worth, Plastic Surgeons in Fort Worth and ENT Doctors in Fort Worth.
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Fort Worth orthopedic surgeons FAQs
How do I find an orthopedic surgeon in Fort Worth?
Browse the Fort Worth orthopedic surgeons cards on this page, compare services in the table, then open a listing for the address, phone number and website. Confirm new-patient availability with the practice.
When should I see an orthopedic surgeon?
Consider an orthopedic evaluation for persistent joint pain, a sports or fall injury, reduced mobility, or pain that does not improve with rest. See when to see an orthopedic surgeon for more.
What is the difference between orthopedics and sports medicine?
Orthopedic surgeons treat bone, joint, ligament and tendon problems. Sports medicine is a subspecialty focused on injuries from sports and activity and may include non-surgical care. Some orthopedic surgeons are fellowship trained in sports medicine.
Do I need a referral to see an orthopedic surgeon in Fort Worth?
It depends on your insurance plan and the practice. Some plans require a referral and some do not. Call the practice and your insurer before you book.
Can I book from these listings?
Yes, when a booking or scheduling link is shown on the listing or the practice website. Availability and acceptance of new patients are controlled by the practice, not by Specialty Care Near Me.
Are these the only orthopedic surgeons in Fort Worth?
No. These are the Fort Worth listings currently published on Specialty Care Near Me. Additional practices may appear here automatically as they are added to the directory.