About Dr. Douglass

Cary Douglass, MD, is a dedicated and experienced physician specializing in men's health, with a strong presence in the Austin community since 1993. With a passion for providing comprehensive and personalized care, Dr. Douglass has established himself as a trusted expert in his field. He takes a preventative approach to medicine, addressing the unique needs and concerns of his patients with sensitivity and expertise. He is committed to helping his patients achieve optimal health and wellness. Outside of his medical practice, Dr. Douglass values his personal life, enjoying time with his wife and family.

Education and Training:

UT Medical School at Houston; University of North Texas Denton, TX. BS in Biology, with honors Expert Panelist for the Texas Medical Board - expert reviewer for the Texas Medical Board, responsible for assessing complaints against physicians and determining their adherence to the applicable standards of care. Elligo Health Research - Full-time clinical research covering a variety of indications (e.g., diabetes, hypertension, vaccine, COPD, asthma).

Specialties:

Family Physician

Location:

Austin, TX

Languages Spoken:

English

At Family Medicine Austin, we provide preventive, diagnostic, and disease management care for families. Our expert providers offer personalized, patient-centered services to achieve your health goals. Come see us today for comprehensive care that caters to your needs.

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Contact Info

Phone: (512)872-6868

Locations:

Austin - 1106 Clayton Lane, Suite 102W Austin, TX 78723 Austin - 1500 West 38th Street, Suite 20, Austin, TX 78731 Leander - 2701 S Hwy 183, Suite B Leander TX 78641

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