Dr. Howard Anderson, II


Physician
Internal Medicine

Specialty

Preventive Medicine

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Anderson Medical Group of Texas, PLLC.
1411 N. Beckley Ave.
Ste. 352
Dallas, Texas 75203
For an appointment, call (469) 981-2648
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Medical Expertise of Dr. Howard Anderson, II

Anderson Medical Group of Texas provides comprehensive medical care for all aspects of adult medicine, including acute and chronic illnesses. AMG providers specialize in preventive, diagnostic, and treatment services offered across the spectrum of adult medicine.

About Dr. Howard Anderson, II

DR. HOWARD E. ANDERSON, II is a 1988 graduate of South Oak Cliff H.S. Growing up, he noticed there weren’t many primary care practices in his community. He knew two things—he wanted to become a doctor and he would make sure that people in his community had access to quality medical care. The Anderson Medical Group of Texas (AMG) was established to promote the health and well-being of patients in southern Dallas County. Dr. Anderson has practiced internal medicine for more than two decades.  Board-certified in Internal Medicine, he places a focus on preventive medicine as well as the management of chronic care conditions.

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Education & Training

B.A., Texas A&M University, College Station
M.D., University of Texas Health Science Center, Houston
Residency, Methodist Dallas Medical Center