Certified by three boards. Minimally invasive. Right here in Grapevine.

Dr. Loredo treats the full range of hand, wrist, and elbow conditions, including carpal tunnel syndrome, cubital tunnel syndrome, trigger finger, thumb basilar joint arthritis, De Quervain's tendonitis, fractures, tendon and nerve injuries, and workplace hand injuries.

Endoscopic carpal tunnel release is a minimally invasive surgery performed through a small incision using a tiny camera. Compared with traditional open surgery it typically means less scarring, less post-operative pain, and a faster return to work and daily activities. Dr. Loredo also performs endoscopic cubital tunnel release using the same minimally invasive philosophy.

Most new patients are seen within days, and same-day appointments are often available. Surgery is often scheduled within twenty-four hours of evaluation. Call (972) 939-4974 during office hours.

The practice accepts most major commercial plans including Blue Cross Blue Shield, Aetna, Cigna, United Healthcare, and Humana, plus Medicare and the VA Community Care Network. The team verifies your benefits before your first visit. See the Patient Center for details.

Yes. Loredo Hand Care Institute participates in the VA Community Care Network under the MISSION Act of 2018. Veterans with a referral or authorization from their VA healthcare provider are treated at the Grapevine office, and the team coordinates billing directly with the VA. Learn more on our Veterans page.

The primary office is at 220 North Park Blvd, Suite 100, Grapevine, TX 76051, minutes from DFW International Airport. A Dallas satellite office at 4211 Cedar Springs Rd, 2nd Floor, is open the third Friday of every month. Patients come from across the entire Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex.

Yes — triple board-certified: in General Surgery by the American Board of Surgery, in Hand Surgery by the American Board of Surgery (Certificate of Added Qualifications), and in Hand Surgery subspecialty by the American Board of Plastic Surgery. He is fellowship-trained at the Christine M. Kleinert Institute in Louisville, Kentucky. Read his full biography.

Yes. Se habla español. Dr. Loredo and the team serve patients in both English and Spanish, and the website has a full Spanish-language section.

Many patients with commercial insurance schedule directly by calling the office; the team verifies whether your specific plan requires a referral. Veterans need a VA referral or authorization, and workers' compensation cases are coordinated with your case manager and employer.

Yes. The practice treats workplace hand and upper extremity injuries under workers' compensation and coordinates directly with case managers and employers for efficient care.