
All About the SI Joint
Do you have a nagging pain in your lower back that never seems to go away? There are many causes of lower back pain, including issues with your SI joint, which plays a significant role in your movements.
Telemedicine Options Offered at The Spine Institute of Southeast Texas
Virtual Clinic
The Spine Institute of Southeast Texas Virtual Clinic provides an easy and convenient way to connect with our healthcare providers through a scheduled video appointment. Through Virtual Clinic, you can receive a diagnosis, imaging review, and recommendations for next steps in your care. Please call today to schedule your Virtual appointment : 713.987.7760
Post-Surgical Care
We are here for our patients, and will continue to care for you. We are now offering our patients recovering from a surgical procedure an alternative to easily touch base with their provider and have a post-operative video appointment via computer, tablet or smart phone. The video visit allows the patient and provider to discuss concerns like how the patient is feeling, symptoms associated with surgery and healing process.
The Spine Institute of Southeast Texas Patients:
We have been monitoring the situation concerning COVID-19 across the community. We value the health and well-being of our patients and staff above all.
The Spine Institute of Southeast Texas will remain open and we will continue to monitor the situation day-to-day. However, we are taking extra precautions (described below) and we need each of your help in making these precautions as successful as possible.
Please stay home:
Please continue to keep your appointments:
Also, rest assured that we are taking the following extra precautions for our patients and staff.
Many thanks for helping us to implement these short-term changes!
Dr. Thomas L. Jones II
Thomas Jones II, MD, is a board-certified, fellowship-trained orthopedic surgeon who specializes in minimally invasive spine surgery. At The Spine Institute of Southeast Texas, his top-rated practice with locations in Pearland, and Lake Jackson, Texas, he provides comprehensive care for patients affected by acute or chronic spine conditions.
With his innovative, patient-centered approach, Dr. Jones is dedicated to finding solutions that help his patients restore full functionality and return to a normal, pain-free life. Known for his conservative approach, Dr. Jones emphasizes proven, non-invasive treatment options whenever possible. When surgery is required, he uses minimally invasive techniques to achieve the best possible results and promote optimal recovery.
After receiving his undergraduate degree from Morehouse College in Atlanta in 2000, Dr. Jones attended the University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston, where he earned his medical degree in 2004.
In 2009, he finished his residency training in orthopedic surgery at Memorial Hermann-Texas Medical Center, which is the primary teaching hospital for the University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston. In 2010, Dr. Jones went on to complete his fellowship training in spinal surgery at the Texas Back Institute in Dallas.
Dr. Jones is committed to providing personalized, high-quality care based on the philosophy that patient education and participation are essential components of long-term treatment success. Whether you’re living with chronic unexplained back pain or a degenerative spine condition, Dr. Jones can help you find lasting pain relief and get you back on your feet.
We are a bilingual practice in both English and Spanish
We have another location!
120 Flag Lake Drive, Lake Jackson, TX 77566
MODERN TECHNIQUES
At The Spine Institute Of Southeast Texas, we use a conservative approach to treat our surgical and non-surgical patients. If surgery is required we are experts in minimally invasive techniques.
QUALIFIED SPECIALISTS
Dr. Thomas L. Jones is board certified and fellowship trained in Orthopedic Spine Surgery.
THERAPY SERVICES
As part of our conservative approach, we believe in utilizing therapy services. We assist in getting our patients scheduled for therapeutic care.
Please contact our office directly for any coverage-related questions. Thank you!
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