Orthopedist
Dr. Mark Adickes
950 Campbell Road · Houston, United States
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Why this doctor may suit you
- Frequently treats knee pain in Houston
- 20+ years of clinical experience
- Patient feedback emphasises minimal medication philosophy
- Accepting new and second-opinion patients
Treatment mix
Where this doctor spends clinical time
Bedside manner
Communication style
Doctor vibe
How patients describe the consult
Who comes in
Common patient types
Top reasons
Patients commonly visit for
- Knee or back pain
- Sports injury
- Posture & neck pain
- Fracture follow-up
- Arthritis flare
In the clinic
Procedures performed frequently
Joint Injections
155+ doneSteroid / hyaluronic acid for pain relief
Fracture Reduction
209+ doneClosed reduction & casting
Physiotherapy Plan
216+ doneRecovery roadmap with PT team
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What patients should realistically expect
Recovery is progressive
Most soft-tissue injuries improve over 4–8 weeks with PT.
Surgery is rarely first choice
Conservative care is tried before surgical referral when safe.
We deliberately avoid success-rate claims. Outcomes vary — your doctor will give you a personalised view.
Journey
A typical treatment timeline
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Week 1
Pain control
Reduce inflammation and protect the joint.
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Week 4
Active recovery
Guided PT and strengthening.
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Week 8
Return to function
Most daily activities resume.
Treatment philosophy
“Movement is the best long-term medicine.”
— Dr. Mark Adickes
Expertise
Patient-type expertise
Cost expectation
Pricing tier
Tier reflects consultation + typical workup, not exact fees.
Recovery
Downtime to expect
- Injections — 24 hr light activity
- Casting — follow-up at week 2
Plan your visit
Waiting time intelligence
10 min average wait
- • Morning slots are usually least crowded.
- • Lunch-hour slots see the shortest waits.
Reassurance
Second-opinion friendly
Open to second opinions. Reviews previous treatments and reports carefully.
Evidence-based
Research & academic profile
Track outcomes
Common result categories
Pain Reduction
Outcomes vary by patient.
Mobility Recovery
Outcomes vary by patient.
Return-to-Sport
Outcomes vary by patient.
Care style
What patients consistently report
Patient FAQs
Frequently asked questions
Do I need an MRI for back pain?+
Not always — most acute back pain resolves with rest and PT in 4–6 weeks without imaging.
When is joint replacement the right call?+
When pain limits daily life and conservative care has failed for 6+ months.
Credentials & Expertise
- Education
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- Specialization
- Orthopedist
- Years in practice
- 20
- Languages
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