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Spinal Cord Stimulation Physician Directory in Texas
Explore physician office listings in Texas for SCS evaluation and referral conversations. Browse by city and confirm current services directly with each office.
111 office records in the cities included in this location directory. Counts are office records, not unique physicians.
Directory source dated . This is the source list’s date, not confirmation that an office is current.
Browse cities in Texas
Showing 15 of 15 cities.
- Abilene6 office records
- Austin20 office records
- Dallas6 office records
- El Paso3 office records
- Fort Worth9 office records
- Houston18 office records
- Killeen4 office records
- Kyle4 office records
- Lubbock4 office records
- Round Rock4 office records
- San Antonio16 office records
- Southlake5 office records
- Temple3 office records
- Tomball3 office records
- Tyler6 office records
Your next conversation
Preparing for an evaluation
An office listing is a starting point for a conversation, not a determination that spinal cord stimulation (SCS) is right for you. A qualified clinician can review your pain history, prior treatments, goals, and potential benefits and risks.
- Ask the office whether it evaluates patients for SCS, which clinicians provide that care, and whether a referral or insurance authorization is required.
- Prepare a medication list, a summary of symptoms and treatments tried, and relevant imaging reports or prior procedure records. Ask the office which records it needs and how to send them securely.
- Confirm the office address, phone number, appointment availability, insurance participation, and directions or parking instructions directly with the practice before traveling.
Send referrals and medical records only through the treating office’s approved process—not to this website or its support team.
Patient education
Learn before you decide
SCS uses an implanted system to deliver electrical stimulation that may help manage certain types of chronic pain. It is not a cure and results vary. Evaluation and, when appropriate, a temporary trial help inform an individualized decision.
DRG stimulation and peripheral nerve stimulation are different approaches; ask a clinician whether any of these options fits your situation.
For referring clinicians
Confirm directly that the listed office currently evaluates patients for SCS and offers the relevant services. Ask about referral and intake requirements and the office’s secure records channel. Send relevant pain history, prior treatments, and imaging according to the receiving office’s requirements—not through this website.