Attention: Negotiations with Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas have resulted in a multi-year agreement that ensures TSAOG providers will remain in network for years to come.

Multi-Year Agreement Has Been Reached With BCBSTX

Dear Patient,

We are pleased to share good news! We have reached an agreement with Blue Cross Blue Shield Texas, and TSAOG Orthopaedics & Spine will remain in-network. This means you can continue receiving care from the physicians and care teams you trust without interruption.
We want to extend a heartfelt thank you for the calls, messages, and outreach many of you made directly to Blue Cross Blue Shield. They heard you- clearly and decisively. Patient voices truly made the difference in a big way, and your willingness to advocate for your care and providers you trust played a meaningful role in helping reach this resolution.

We encourage you to continue speaking up in the future, not only for your own care, but to support other physician practices and hospitals that may face similar challenges. A healthy healthcare ecosystem depends on physicians, hospitals, health plans, and patients working together and supporting one another. When all providers are able to remain strong and sustainable, patient access and quality of care are protected.

Remaining in network allows us to continue providing high-quality, patient-centered orthopaedic and spine care, while also taking care of the dedicated employees who serve you every day. Supporting our team ensures we can remain focused on excellent care for our community, now and into the future.
We are deeply grateful for your trust, your partnership, and your advocacy. It is our honor to continue caring for you and your family.

With sincere appreciation,

TSAOG Orthopaedics & Spine

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