About
Dr. Katarina Lindley is a board-certified Family Medicine physician and Fellow of the American College of Osteopathic Family Physicians. O. degree and has built a career rooted in the belief that medicine must address spirit, mind, and body together. She founded Lindley Medical in Brock, Texas in 2017 to bring that philosophy to life through direct primary care.
Dr. Lindley serves patients across age groups, from children to seniors. Her professional reach extends well beyond the clinic. She serves as President of the Global Health Project and President of the Texas Chapter of AAPS. She previously served as President of both Texas ACOFP and TOMA, and sits on the board of DPCAction. A passionate advocate for patients and veterans, she actively shapes health policy at the state and national levels.
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Who is Dr. Lindley right for?
Dr. Lindley serves patients from birth through older adulthood, making her a strong fit for families seeking one trusted physician. Adults managing chronic conditions benefit from her whole-person approach to preventive and routine care. Patients who want a direct relationship with their doctor, free from insurance intermediaries, will feel at home here. Veterans and community members who value an advocate with deep policy experience will find Dr. Lindley particularly well suited to their needs.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Dr. Lindley practices full-scope family medicine, caring for patients across all age groups. She handles preventive care, routine health maintenance, and management of common chronic conditions. Her training and board certification in Family Medicine equip her to address a wide range of primary care needs.
Yes. Dr. Lindley holds board certification in Family Medicine and earned the designation of Fellow of the American College of Osteopathic Family Physicians, reflected by her FACOFP credential.
Dr. Lindley views medicine as a deeply human practice. She treats the whole person, considering physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being together. She believes every patient deserves a doctor relationship free from outside pressures, shaped only by what happens in the room.
Yes. Dr. Lindley cares for patients of all ages, from newborns through seniors. Her membership fee structure reflects this, with pricing tiers for patients under 18, adults 18 to 64, and patients 65 and older.
Yes. Dr. Lindley actively participates in health policy at both the state and national level. She serves as President of the Texas Chapter of AAPS, previously led Texas ACOFP and TOMA as President, and sits on the board of DPCAction.
Dr. Lindley currently serves as President of the Global Health Project and President of the Texas Chapter of AAPS. She previously served as President of Texas ACOFP and President of TOMA. She also serves as a board member of DPCAction.
Yes. Dr. Lindley is a passionate advocate for veterans alongside her broader patient advocacy work. This commitment runs through both her clinical practice and her health policy involvement at the state and national levels.
Doctor profile last updated June 11, 2026