Best Adhesive Capsulitis Shoulder Doctors in Arlington, TX

Andrew Chambers, MD is a board certified andfellowship trained orthopaedic surgeon who specializes in joint replacementsurgery. He received extensive training in joint replacement surgery during hisfellowship at Harvard Medical School / Massachusetts General Hospital, whichwas voted as the top hospital in the United States. Dr. Chambers has a specialinterest in MAKOplasty Robotic assisted knee and hip replacement surgery andhas performed several thousand joint replacements during his career.The MAKOplastyprocedure is changing the way joint replacement surgeries are performed byproviding each patient with a personalized surgical experience based on theirspecific diagnosis and unique anatomy using CT-based 3D modeling. The roboticarm technology allows for extremely precise placement of hip/knee replacementcomponents with potentially less soft tissue injury than traditional jointreplacement.Dr. Chambers hasimplemented the techniques learned at Harvard Medical School into his ownpractice and offers minimally invasive total hip / knee / shoulder replacement,partial knee replacement, revision surgery for malfunctioning, loose, andinfected joint replacements, and arthroscopic surgery of the hip, knee, andshoulder. Dr. Chambers focuses special attention on surgical techniques forrapid recovery after total joint replacement which allow his patients a morepredictable and earlier return to an active lifestyle.Dr. Chambers is aTexas native and grew up in Houston, Texas. He attended medical school at TheUniversity of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston, and completed residency atJohn Peter Smith Hospital in Fort Worth, Texas. After his fellowship at HarvardMedical School, Dr. Chambers moved to the DFW area where he has been inpractice since 2016. In his free time, Dr. Chambers enjoys traveling andspending time with friends and family. He is an avid sailor and enjoysparticipating in sailing races on the local lakes in the Dallas/Fort Wortharea.

Brandon Levy, MD is an orthopaedic surgeon specializing in orthopedic sports and shoulder surgery. He attended the University of Georgia where he earned a Bachelor of Science in Biology. Dr. Levy completed medical school at Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center School of Medicine and his residency in Orthopaedic Surgery at One Brooklyn Health/Kingsbrook Jewish Medical Center, serving his chief years at New York Presbyterian in Lower Manhattan. He concluded his training with a Sports and Shoulder fellowship at the University of Texas at Houston, serving as assistant team physician for the Houston Texans, Houston Rockets, Houston Astros, Houston Dynamo, University of Houston, and the 2021 Texas 6A State Champions, North Shore High School. Dr. Levy's passion is for complex arthroscopic surgery of the knee and shoulder, shoulder fractures, and shoulder replacement. His goals are to help patients reduce pain, restore function and get back to leading an active lifestyle. Outside of medicine he enjoys spending time with his wife Krystine, a local OB/GYN, his daughter Blaire and his French Bulldog Roxy. They enjoy traveling and finding new restaurants, watching college football and cheering on the Dallas Cowboys.

Adam Green, MD is an orthopaedic surgeon specializing in orthopaedic trauma including multi-extremity polytrauma, complex periarticular & periprosthetic fractures, musculoskeletal infections, and post-traumatic deformity reconstruction. A Louisiana native, he attended Louisiana State University where he was a member of the Honor's College. It was there he received a Bachelor of Science in Biology. He then obtained a Master's degree in Medical Sciences at Mississippi College prior to attending medical school. In 2012, he began medical school at Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center, graduating in the top of his class in 2016. Following his graduation from medical school in 2016, he moved to Dallas, Texas to start his residency in orthopaedic surgery at Parkland Memorial Hospital/University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center. Throughout the course of his residency, he trained with many world-renowned orthopaedic surgeons at Parkland in trauma and joint reconstruction, Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for Children & Children's Medical Center in pediatric orthopaedic trauma and spinal deformities, and attended a traveling orthopaedic fellowship at Auckland City Hospital in New Zealand. He concluded his training with the highest-volume orthopaedic trauma fellowship in the nation at Orlando Regional Medical Center. It was there that he honed his skills in complex polytrauma patient management, pelvis & acetabulum fracture care, deformity reconstruction, nonunion/malunion treatment, periprosthetic fractures and joint reconstruction including direct anterior hip replacement. Following his fellowship, he sought and obtained a job to be back DFW to continue caring for the population that he became so familiar with in residency. Dr. Green's passion is treating patients and getting them back to their pre-injury function. He believes that includes proper treatment of their orthopedic injuries, and also working with his patients to get through the mental and social struggles that can coincide with those injuries. Dr. Green enjoys spending time with family, friends, and his dog (Boogie the boxer). Some of his hobbies include weight training, skiing, and anything else outdoors.

This physician is accepting telehealth visits. Dr. Payne was born and raised in Dumas, Texas where he learned a strong work ethic and entrepreneurial drive from his family. His mother, father, and grandpa all owned and operated successful businesses, while his grandfather served as the county judge for several years. He was a three sport athlete at Dumas High School and earned a 4.0 GPA while also working part-time jobs on a cattle ranch and at the local Pizza Hut. He went on to Texas Tech University for his pre-medical studies where he graduated Magna cum Laude with a Bachelor's degree in Exercise and Sports Science with a minor in Biology. During college, he worked several concurrent jobs including a Physics Tutor, Supplemental Physics Instructor, Wine delivery, and waiter at a local restaurant. His love for physics, biomechanics, and anatomy sparked his interest in Orthopaedic Surgery. This interest was cemented as a passion after shadowing a local Orthopaedic Surgeon. In addition to his multiple jobs, Dr. Payne also held several offices in his fraternity, Sigma Nu. Some of his proudest accomplishments in college are being awarded Athlete of the Year in his fraternity, Sigma Nu earnest the highest GPA of any fraternity on campus during his tenure as their Scholarship Chairman, experiencing monumental growth during his tenure as Recruitment Chairman, and volunteering his time to the Philanthropy of the Year benefitting Juvenile Diabetes all while being included on the President's list or Dean's List every semester. Dr. Payne then went on to medical school at The University of North Texas Health Science Center where he graduated with Honors. He graduated as the Valedictorian of his class in clinical studies, was given the Dean's Award for Clinical Excellence awarded to the top clinician of each medical school class, the Academic Excellence Award for graduating in the top three of his medical school class, the President's Scholar award for Dean's list inclusion every semester, and the Bone Crusher Award awarded to one medical student for excellence in Orthopaedic Surgery.He was also given the Academic Achievement in Rural Medicine award, Rural Scholar award for an extra 320 contact hours in rural medicine during medical school, Geriatrics in Your Future Award, the Touch Volunteering Award, ING research award, and the TCOM research award. He then went on to complete his Orthopaedic Surgery residency at John Peter Smith Hospital in Fort Worth, a very busy Level 1 Trauma Center. During his intern year, he was awarded Orthopaedic Intern of the Year as voted by his attending and upper-level residents. He also scored top in his residency class on the Orthopaedic In-Training Exam in 2012, 2013, 2014. Dr. Payne then went on to complete his Sports Medicine Fellowship at the University of Texas at Houston, where he served on the medical staff as assistant team physician to Dr. Walter Lowe for the Houston Texans and the University of Houston, Dr. Steve Flores for the Houston Rockets, and Dr. David, Lintner for the Houston Astros. He was able to scrub approximately 600 Sports Medicine Surgeries, including over 120 ACLs. Dr. Payne currently practices in Fort Worth and North Richland Hills, Texas where his specializes in arthroscopic and reconstructive procedures of the shoulder, elbow, and knee. He also treats most acute fractures and dislocations of the extremities as well operative and non-operative treatment of almost any athletic injury.Dr. Payne brings his experience in a Level 1 Trauma Center as well as his experience working with NFL, MLB, NBA, MLS, and Division 1 athletes to every patient encounter. His goals are restoration to full to activity and function focusing on conservative treatment and joint preservation whenever possible.

This physician is accepting telehealth visits. Minn Saing, M.D., is a board-certified orthopedic surgeon specializing in sports medicine, arthroscopic surgery of the knee and shoulder and general orthopedic surgery. Dr. Saing earned his undergraduate degree in physiology from the University of California Los Angeles and his medical degree at Drexel University College of Medicine in Philadelphia. He completed his internship and residency at Albert Einstein Medical Center.Following his residency, Dr. Saing pursued a fellowship at the Atlanta Sports Medicine and Orthopedic Center, a premier training site for advanced techniques in cartilage and meniscus surgery. Dr. Saing served as associate team physician during his fellowship for the NFL's Atlanta Falcons and the NHL's Atlanta Thrashers. He also had the privilege of training internationally with pioneer surgeons in both France and Hong Kong.Dr. Saing returned to Philadelphia after his fellowship to teach at Albert Einstein Medical Center and work as a clinical assistant professor at Jefferson Medical College. He received recognition in the community as a Top Physician in Philadelphia's Suburban magazine, and he won a clinical teaching prize for his dedication to educating students. He also served as medical director for the Philadelphia Broad Street Run, the largest 10-mile road race in the nation. He spoke on the Philadelphia Eagle's Sports Radio Injury Report, providing weekly analysis of the teams' injuries. He treated athletes at Penn State Abington and local high schools as head team physician.Dr. Saing has an avid interest in research. He has published and presented more than 30 topics in both national and international journals and meetings. His current interests include ACL reconstruction, multi-ligament knee reconstructions, meniscus and cartilage surgery, knee replacement, shoulder arthroscopy to include rotator cuff surgery and labral repair, shoulder replacement and general orthopedic surgery.After six years of practicing in Philadelphia, Dr. Saing spent two years in South Florida providing orthopedic care to the local community. He recently relocated to the Dallas area with his wife and two sons. Outside of medicine, he enjoys travel, outdoor activities, boating, golf, biking and spending time with his family.