We are a group of family physicians whose goal is to provide ongoing medical care for your entire family regardless of gender or age.
As Board Certified family physicians, we care for most of the medical problems brought to us. We have a close working relationship with colleagues in other specialties if a referral is necessary.
We are independently owned and operated by the physicians in our group and take great pride in being the physicians of choice for generations of panhandle families.
Combining the trust and comprehensive care of local Family Medicine doctors and the convenience of Urgent Care hours, Amarillo Family Physicians Clinic is the right choice for your health care.
About Us
We care for people of all ages. Our physicians manage most acute and chronic medical conditions such as diabetes, high blood pressure, and acute and chronic respiratory illnesses.
Our physicians are skilled in helping patients deal with acute and chronic conditions that allow them to live fuller, happier lives.
Regardless of your age, you need regular exams to stay healthy. That’s why Amarillo Family Physicians Clinic offers adult physical exams.
At Amarillo Family Physicians, we don't play around. Our sports physical exams can help you stay in shape and be at your best!
Dr. Allman grew up in Dalhart and returns to the panhandle with her husband, James, who is also a physician. They have two children. Dr. Allman practiced at a Family Practice Clinic in Fort Worth before moving to Amarillo and joining AFPC in 2011.
Dr. Clark grew up in Amarillo attending Amarillo High School and Amarillo College. She wanted to return to her hometown to practice and be near her family. Dr. Clark joined AFPC in 2012. Dr. Clark is married to husband Kory and has a stepdaughter.
Dr. Martin is a West Texas native having grown up in Sudan, Texas. He practiced Family Medicine and delivered babies in Seminole, TX for 5 years before moving his family to Amarillo and joining AFPC in March of 2019.
Dr. Tyson is originally from Coleman, Texas where he practiced for three years before moving to Amarillo and joining AFPC in 2001. He and his wife, Sheri, have six children who keep them very busy.
