OrthoMidland Opened New Odessa Clinic

The practice has hired surgeon Mike Miller to staff its new medical office in the Permian Basin.

Updated on Oct. 8, 2026 in People

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OrthoMidland has expanded its orthopedic medical services into Odessa, Texas, opening a new clinic and hiring surgeon Mike Miller to join its staff. AI Illustration. Upload story photo >

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OrthoMidland has expanded into Odessa by opening a new clinic known as OrthoOdessa. The facility features the addition of surgeon Mike Miller to the medical staff.

Why it matters

The clinic expansion aims to improve access to specialized orthopedic care for patients living within the Permian Basin region. Care is being coordinated between the existing Midland office and the new Odessa location.

The temporary clinic is currently located at 4120 San Antonio Street. Patients can reach the office for appointment scheduling by calling 432-280-3231.

The players

Mike Miller

He is a surgeon who completed a fellowship in hip and knee reconstruction at the Southern Joint Institute and earned his medical degree from the UT San Antonio School of Medicine.

OrthoMidland

This medical practice provides orthopedic services across the Permian Basin and maintains offices in both Midland and Odessa.

The details

OrthoMidland is operating its new location within temporary space inside Texas Dermatology and Facial Plastics. The medical team includes existing physicians Ryan Rowland, Gage Liesman, and Donald Floyd alongside the newly hired Mike Miller.

Timeline

  1. October 8, 2026: The clinic expansion and surgeon hire were announced.

  2. Fall 2027: The permanent clinic location is expected to open.

Market Landscape

This expansion follows a broader regional pattern of established medical groups extending their reach into secondary city hubs to increase patient access. It positions OrthoMidland to capture a larger share of the specialized surgical market across the Permian Basin.

Local residents can now access specialized orthopedic consultations without needing to travel to the practice's Midland offices. Appointments for the new clinic are currently being managed through the central scheduling line.

The takeaway

Patients seeking orthopedic care in the region should verify if their specific needs require a visit to the temporary location or the existing Midland office. OrthoMidland plans to scale its local presence significantly once the permanent facility opens next year.

What happens next

The permanent clinic for OrthoOdessa is expected to open in fall 2027.

Further reading

For more information on local medical professional updates, visit People.

Source note: This article includes information reported by Odessa American.

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