texas spine institute/patient portal

What is the TBSI patient portal and how does it work?

Patient Portal TBSI N eurology and TBSI Neurosurgery have some functionality through a Patient Portal to better assist with information and communications with our patients. Please let us know if you have any problems or difficulty accessing your information. More functionality is under development. Patient Portal ABOUT THE INSTITUTE

Why choose Texas Institute of spine and neurosurgery?

The Patient Portal New and existing patients can use the Spine Team Texas Patient Portal to fill out paperwork, access records, review appointments and communicate with our clinic. To get started on the portal, you will need a login. When we set up your appointment, we will create your log in and email login credentials to you. Access Portal Now

How do I contact the patient portal?

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What's new in the new patient portal?

At Ascension Seton and Dell Children’s Medical Center, we make accessing you or your child’s health information convenient with our patient portal. You can view information from your visit at Ascension Seton or Dell Children’s Medical Center through our patient portal. There are separate portals for hospital visits and medical office visits.

What is the importance of the spine?

As a structure that affects and is affected by every move you make, the spine plays an integral role in your health and quality of life. When your spine is compromised, whether by deformity, degeneration or a spinal tumor, the pain, the deformity and other debilitating effects can be devastating. That’s why Texas Back Institute ...

When did Texas Back Institute start?

From its beginning in 1977, the goal to perform as a high level academic spine center, integrating the best of science and education with the best business practices has served Texas Back Institute well and continues to be the backbone of TBI’s success. Over forty years later, Texas Back Institute is one of the largest freestanding ...

What causes numbness in arms and legs?

Radicular syndrome results in pain and other symptoms such as numbness, tingling, and weakness in the arms. It is caused by compressed or irritated nerve roots. Matt began physical therapy for treatment and after a few weeks, he was able to return to normal activities with little to no pain.

What is the treatment for back surgery?

Treatment for failed back surgery syndrome may include physical therapy, nerve blocks, medications, injections or a chronic pain management program. If the pain is possibly coming from the facet or sacroiliac joints, chiropractic care may be recommended.

Can you do discectomy with a small tube?

Surgery is sometimes done through small tubes. There are minimally invasive techniques for several spinal surgeries, including discectomy and fusion. However, this method cannot be applied to all patients. Often, a minimally invasive method of placing pedicle screws and rods is combined with a traditional fusion.

Is Texas Back Institute a pioneer in disc replacement?

Texas Back Institute has been a pioneer in disc replacement history by working with developers and bringing this surgery to the United States. Several medical milestones in disc replacement have occurred at Texas Back Institute, including the first Charité and ProDisc implants in the United States.

Is minimally invasive spinal surgery the same as traditional surgery?

Minimally Invasive Spinal Surgery. Minimally invasive spinal surgery does not apply to any one particular type of surgery. The goal of this type of spinal surgery is to achieve the same effect as with traditional surgery, but to do so through small incisions. This also involves less trauma to muscles.

Pay My Bill Online Option

For questions pertaining to billing, or to pay your bill, please call 683-312-6600 .

What Do I Bring to the First Appointment?

We ask that you request to have your medical records sent to our practice from your primary physician and any specialists that manage your care. Having the information allows us to review your case prior to the consultation. If you need information on how to get the records to us, please contact us at your convenience.