Whole-person care for patients who want to stay active.
The Woodlands is full of patients who move: runners on the trails, golfers, tennis and pickleball players, student athletes, busy parents, and adults trying to stay strong while balancing work and family. Family medicine near The Woodlands should support that reality. Amy Jones, M.D. is board-certified in family medicine and fellowship-trained in primary care sports medicine, which allows her to care for general health needs while also understanding injuries, exercise, performance, recovery, and non-operative orthopedic concerns.
Dr. Jones sees patients at Advanced Spine and Pain Specialists in Spring, a convenient location for The Woodlands, Shenandoah, Oak Ridge North, Grogan's Mill, Panther Creek, Alden Bridge, and the I-45 corridor. Her approach is useful for patients who want a physician who can connect preventive care with movement goals. A wellness visit may include blood pressure review, screening needs, metabolic health, exercise planning, medication questions, and practical discussion about pain or limitations that interfere with activity.
Family medicine is not limited to annual checkups. Patients may schedule for new concerns, chronic condition support, sports physicals, weight-loss conversations, exercise guidance, or symptoms that need a careful first evaluation. Dr. Jones can also assess many common musculoskeletal conditions, including knee pain, shoulder pain, ankle sprains, elbow tendinopathy, plantar fasciitis, muscle strains, and osteoarthritis. When appropriate, she may discuss conservative care, therapy, bracing, splinting, casting, imaging, ultrasound-guided procedures, or referral.
Why primary care sports medicine matters in family medicine.
A patient who wants to become more active may need more than a generic instruction to exercise. Prior injuries, arthritis, tendon pain, asthma, blood pressure, medication side effects, sleep, stress, and weight goals can all affect the safest plan. Dr. Jones's training helps her look at the patient as a whole person rather than a single complaint. That is especially important for active adults who want to avoid unnecessary downtime and for parents seeking thoughtful care for student athletes.
Patients should schedule a non-emergency visit if pain is limiting daily activity, symptoms are not improving with rest, a recurring injury keeps coming back, a sports physical is due, or they want a physician-guided plan for health and movement. Emergency symptoms such as chest pain, difficulty breathing, sudden weakness, severe trauma, or rapidly worsening neurologic symptoms should be evaluated urgently.
To request an appointment, call 281-868-7246 or email info@advspine.org. The office can help confirm availability, location details, and what records or prior imaging may be useful for the visit.
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Frequently asked questions
Is Dr. Jones a family medicine physician near The Woodlands?
Yes. Dr. Jones is board-certified in family medicine and sees patients near The Woodlands at the Spring office on Interstate 45.
Why choose a family medicine physician with sports medicine training?
This combination is helpful for patients who want preventive care and also need thoughtful guidance about exercise, injuries, arthritis, tendon pain, weight goals, or safe return to activity.
Can I schedule for sports physicals or wellness visits?
Yes. Patients can call 281-868-7246 or email info@advspine.org to ask about wellness visits, sports physicals, and appointment availability.
Call or email for appointments
For scheduling with Dr. Jones, contact Advanced Spine and Pain Specialists directly.
Call 281-868-7246 Email info@advspine.org