A hip specialist, not a generalist
His entire practice is the hip, so he sees your exact problem every week and knows which treatments work for it.
See a board-certified, fellowship-trained hip surgeon who finds the cause, explains it clearly and starts with the simplest treatment that can work.
New hip pain? Come in Saturday, 8 AM to 12 PM. Saturday Hip Pain Clinic

Takes about a minute. Our scheduling team calls you within one business day.
His entire practice is the hip, so he sees your exact problem every week and knows which treatments work for it.
He does your exam, explains your images and sees you at every follow-up. You are never handed off to someone you have not met.
New patients are usually seen within the week. Saturday mornings for new hip pain and second opinions.
X-rays the same day and a review of any MRI you bring, so most patients leave with a diagnosis and a plan.
Therapy, activity changes and guided injections come first. Surgery is recommended only when it is the right answer, and he explains exactly why.
Arthroscopy, osteotomy and hip replacement under one surgeon, so the choice is made for your hip, not for a specialty.
Board-certifiedOrthopaedic surgerySeen by himEvery single visit“You should leave your first visit knowing exactly what is going on with your hip and what we are going to do about it.”
Fill in the short form or call. It takes about a minute.
Our scheduling team confirms a time and checks your insurance and referral needs.
A hands-on hip exam, same-day X-rays when needed, and a clear explanation of what is going on.
You leave with next steps, from therapy to injections or surgery only if needed, and a timeline back to activity.
“Two years of groin pain and three opinions. Dr. Stride found the labral tear at the first visit and I was back on the trail by spring.”
“I came in sure I needed a new hip. Therapy and one injection later, I am playing nine holes again and the surgery talk can wait.”
“Home the same day after my hip replacement and walking the block with a cane by the end of the week.”
Our team verifies your coverage before your visit.
929 Gessner Rd, Suite 1500
Houston, TX 77024
Memorial City, garage parking on site
Most PPO plans and Medicare do not require a referral. HMO plans usually do, and our scheduling team checks your plan when you book and tells you if a referral is needed.
New patients are usually seen within the week. The Saturday Hip Pain Clinic sees new hip pain and second opinions from 8 AM to 12 PM.
We accept Medicare, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas, Aetna, Cigna, UnitedHealthcare, Humana, Tricare, Workers' compensation, Most PPO plans and self-pay pricing available. Our team confirms your coverage before your visit.
Bring a photo ID, your insurance card, a list of current medications and any outside X-rays or MRI on a disc or portal link. Wear shorts or loose pants so your hip can be examined easily.
Yes. Many patients come for a second opinion before hip surgery. Bring your imaging and the recommendation you were given, and Dr. Stride will review your options with you, including non-surgical ones.
Our scheduling team calls you within one business day to choose a time, confirm your insurance and answer questions. You will get a confirmation with directions and parking details.