Spine surgeon in Collin County, Texas.

Collin County keeps growing, and so does the drive into Dallas for specialty care. The Garland clinic sits just south of the county line on Telecom Parkway — a direct shot down the President George Bush Turnpike from Plano, Richardson, and Addison, and an easy I-635 connection from Frisco, McKinney, and Allen.

Dr. Choi sees Collin County patients for initial consultations and second opinions, from persistent neck and back pain, sciatica, and disc herniations to stenosis, spondylolisthesis, and complex revision surgery. If you have been told you need a fusion or disc replacement, an independent second opinion is worth the short drive south.

Why Collin County patients choose Choi Spine

For many Collin County patients, the decision is about distance as much as medicine. Spine care in the county runs through Plano and Frisco surgical practices and the big Dallas hospital systems downtown — all of which can mean long drives, long waits, and a second trip across town for imaging review. The Garland clinic sits just south of the county line on Telecom Parkway, reached directly down the President George Bush Turnpike from Plano and the Legacy corridor, and by a short I-635 connection from Frisco, McKinney, and Allen.

A large share of Collin County visits are second opinions: patients told they need a multilevel fusion or a disc replacement who want an independent read before committing. Bring your MRI and the operative plan you were given; you will get a plain-language answer about whether the recommendation holds up — and, when surgery is not the right next step, what to do instead. Dr. Choi’s practice runs from persistent neck and back pain through herniated discs, stenosis, and sciatica to complex and revision surgery, with conservative care first whenever it can genuinely work.

Planning your visit

Call (972) 817-7450 to schedule at the Garland clinic, 7217 Telecom Pkwy, Suite 325 — south on the President George Bush Turnpike from Plano and Richardson, or via I-635 from Frisco, McKinney, and Allen. If you have had an MRI or CT of your spine, bring the images (a disc or portal access works); also bring a list of current medications and notes from any prior spine procedures. New patients are asked not to include detailed medical information in the online request form — name, phone, and preferred location are all it takes to start.