Experience Exceptional Care at SHSU Physicians: Our Commitment to Quality and Lifelong Learning

Finding a healthcare provider who truly cares is important. Patients want more than just a diagnosis; they seek high-quality care and personalized attention. At SHSU Physicians in Conroe, you can expect to receive all of that and more.

Located at 1169 Grand Central Parkway, SHSU Physicians combines teaching with medical practice. They care for everyone—from newborns to seniors—using a comprehensive approach to health.

SHSU Physicians stands out in East Texas. They focus on providing quality healthcare that many people would normally have to travel far for. “Bringing this expertise to East Texas helps improve access to healthcare,” says Dr. Robert Suter, Senior Associate Dean for Clinical Integration. They also train the next generation of doctors to meet local healthcare needs.

The physicians at SHSU are also educators at Sam Houston State University’s College of Osteopathic Medicine. This connection ensures that they stay updated on the latest medical advancements. Dr. Craig Boudreaux, Medical Director, explains that their commitment to education enhances patient care. “We don’t just look for disease; we aim for overall health,” he says. This focus on prevention means patients receive care based on the most current research.

In addition to treating ailments, SHSU Physicians focuses on empowering patients. They offer routine screenings, healthy lifestyle tips, and support for managing complex conditions—tailoring care to each individual’s needs.

SHSU Physicians also provides a range of services, including primary care for various health issues. The dedicated team consists of family practitioners, pediatricians, and internal medicine specialists. One unique service is osteopathic manipulative medicine, which aims to improve health by correcting the body’s structure.

“By enhancing body structure, we support better overall function,” Dr. Boudreaux emphasizes.

What sets SHSU Physicians apart is the time their doctors spend with patients. They prioritize understanding individual health concerns and creating personalized care plans. “We listen to each patient, which helps us foster healthier, longer lives,” Dr. Boudreaux adds. This approach creates a welcoming environment where patients can ask questions comfortably.

As a teaching facility, medical students assist in patient care while ensuring patient comfort is a top priority. “If a patient feels uncomfortable, we will gladly have the students step out so they can have a one-on-one conversation with our experienced physicians,” assures Dr. Suter.

SHSU Physicians will also host a ribbon cutting and open house on February 12 from 12:00 to 1:30 p.m. This event will allow current and future patients to meet the team, tour the facility, and learn about available services.

For more details on what SHSU Physicians offers or to schedule an appointment, visit their website or call 936-525-3600.