Reconstructive Orthopedic Center of Houston

Specialties

The Reconstructive Orthopedic Center (ROC) provides same day evaluation and treatment of unexpected or unanticipated musculoskeletal and nerve injuries. The program is unparalleled in providing comprehensive and immediate response to acute injuries on a walk-​in basis. We accept transfers from outlying facilities that request our immediate assistance or directly into our facility as a walk-​in.

History

Established in 2004.

The ROC Urgent Care program is a program offering expert orthopedic advice and an immediate definitive treatment plan including same day a surgery if indicated. The program eliminates the need to wait in an emergency room or at home for a referral to a specialist that can take weeks to occur. The ROC-​Orthopedic Urgent Care Program treats injuries occurring at work, during sports activities or at home the same day because an injury begins to heal the day it happens. Waiting for definitive treatment increases the risk of infection, the need for a more complex procedures and the final cost of treatment. The ROC-​Orthopedic Urgent Care Program eliminates the middle man, wasted time and expenses by having a ²⁴⁄₇ response team that allows surgical intervention the day of injury. Our fast track clinic is open from 8:00 am to 8:00 pm. and is manned by highly trained orthopedic specialists able to treat orthopedic, sports and microsurgical injuries.

Meet the Business Owner

Marcos M.

Business Owner

Dr. Marcos Masson is a native of Chicago, Illinois where he obtained a BS in biology and psychology at Loyola University and then his MD degree from Rush Medical College. Dr. Masson went on to receive his post-​graduate training in Orthopaedic Surgery from the University of Texas School of Medicine in Houston, Texas.

He then completed his fellowship training in hand and microsurgery at the Christine M. Kleinert Institute in Louisville, Kentucky. He subsequently obtained additional training from the University of Washington in Shoulder Reconstruction under the direction of Frederick Matsen.

Dr. Masson was the founder of the Houston Hand and Upper Extremity Center and the Reconstructive Orthopaedic Center. He is an Assistant Clinical Professor at the University of Texas School of Medicine for the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery. His practice consists of treating disorders of the hand, elbow, and shoulder.