Spine surgeon in Sulphur Springs, Texas.

Spine care for Sulphur Springs

The Greenville clinic serves Sulphur Springs and the Hopkins County communities along the I-30 corridor, including Como, Cumby, and Brashear. Manufacturing, agriculture, and long commutes define working life here — and all three wear on the spine in predictable ways: disc herniations, stenosis, and chronic low back pain that gets normalized for too long.

Dr. Choi’s practice is built around giving those patients a straight answer: what is actually wrong, what will genuinely help, and whether surgery belongs in the conversation at all. Many leave with a conservative plan; those who need a procedure get one sized to the problem — nothing bigger.

Why Sulphur Springs patients choose Choi Spine

Sulphur Springs — the Hopkins County seat on I-30 — is about thirty minutes east of the Greenville clinic, which makes it the closest fellowship-trained spine surgeon for Como, Cumby, Brashear, and the surrounding communities. Manufacturing, agriculture, and long commutes define working life here, and all three wear on the spine in predictable ways: disc herniations, stenosis, and chronic low back pain that gets normalized for far too long.

The practice is built around giving those patients a straight answer: what is actually wrong, what will genuinely help, and whether surgery belongs in the conversation at all. Many leave with a conservative plan. Those who need a procedure get one sized to the problem — and those told elsewhere that they need surgery can get that recommendation independently verified first.

From sciatica and stenosis to decompression, fusion, and revision procedures, the full range is treated. Minimally invasive techniques and enabling technologies — navigation, augmented reality — keep interventions as precise and as small as the diagnosis allows.

Planning your visit

Call (972) 817-7450 to schedule. The Greenville clinic is at 4400 Interstate 30 W, Suite 300 — west on I-30 from Sulphur Springs, about thirty minutes door to door. 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 any prior spine procedure notes. 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.