Dr. Hunganh Bui MD

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Dr. Bui attended the Ross University School of Medicine, where he graduated with his Medical Degree in 2001, giving him over a decade of experience in his field. After obtaining his Medical Degree Dr. Bui completed his residency with San Jacinto Methodist Hospital Following his residency, he became board certified by the American Board of Family Medicine. Dr. Hung Bui has practiced family medicine in Livingston for 11 years, and joined the IMNA team in 2012. He is passionate about providing the best medical care and counseling and works closely with the patient to choose the correct course of action for that individual. He is dedicated to the health of the whole family, and enjoys providing ongoing, personalized care for his patients from childhood well into adulthood and old age. Dr. Bui currently practices within Internal Medicine & Nephrology Associates in Livingston,Texas. Dr. Bui works as a Family Practitioner specializing in contraception. Check-up, weight loss, family planning, immunization, influenza, and much more. Dr. Bui is the first point of contact for patients searching for general or primary medical care & can recommend patients to a specialist when necessary. As a family doctor in Texas, Dr. Hunganh Bui delivers all-encompassing medical treatment for individuals & families. Family medicine doctors may detect, address, & manage a number of diseases, illnesses, & conditions. When he is not serving his patients,. Dr. Bui enjoys spending time with his wife and their three children.

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