Dr. Pamela StewartM.D., M.S.

Family Medicine

at Buffalo Plains Health Center — Garden City, KS

About

Dr. Pamela E. S. holds board certification in family medicine and completed her residency training in 2000. She spent more than a decade practicing at Plaza Medical Center in Garden City, Kansas, building deep roots in the community she now serves independently. Her clinical career has taken her far beyond southwest Kansas. She volunteered at a clinic in Honduras, mentored medical students, and provided care in underserved communities throughout the United States. Those experiences sharpened her belief that a strong doctor-patient relationship sits at the center of good medicine.

Dr. Stewart founded Buffalo Plains Health Center to bring direct primary care to her hometown. She treats a wide range of conditions including diabetes, hypertension, thyroid disorders, hormonal imbalances, obesity, and urinary incontinence. Beyond primary care, she offers hormone therapy, aesthetic treatments, and weight management programs. Her practice serves patients in both English and Spanish, reflecting the diverse community she has always prioritized.

Education & Training

Residency

Family Medicine, completed 2000

Additional Training

M.S. degree (field not specified)

Certifications

Board Certified in Family Medicine

Conditions Treated

diabeteshypertensionhigh cholesterolthyroid disordersacneurinary incontinencehormonal imbalancesobesitysnoringsleep apnea

Who is Dr. Stewart right for?

Dr. Stewart works well with adults seeking a primary care physician who manages the full picture of their health. Patients dealing with chronic conditions like diabetes, hypertension, or thyroid disorders benefit from her comprehensive family medicine background. She also serves patients interested in hormone therapy, weight management, or non-surgical aesthetic treatments. Her bilingual practice makes her a strong fit for Spanish-speaking patients in the Garden City area.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Dr. Stewart treats a broad range of conditions including diabetes, hypertension, high cholesterol, thyroid disorders, hormonal imbalances, obesity, acne, urinary incontinence, snoring, and sleep apnea. She also provides preventive care, women's health services, and chronic disease management for adults and families.

Yes. Dr. Stewart holds board certification in family medicine. She completed her residency training in 2000 and has practiced for over two decades, including more than ten years at Plaza Medical Center in Garden City, Kansas.

Yes. Dr. Stewart offers hormone therapy through pellets, troches, and injections. She works with patients experiencing symptoms of hormonal decline including fatigue, weight gain, mood changes, and decreased libido.

Dr. Stewart offers a range of physician-supervised aesthetic treatments. These include body sculpting with Emtone and Emsculpt Neo, Fotona laser treatments for skin rejuvenation and hair removal, LipLase lip enhancement, Exion RF microneedling, NightLase snoring treatment, and Emsella for urinary incontinence.

Yes. Dr. Stewart and Buffalo Plains Health Center serve patients in both English and Spanish, making the practice accessible to Garden City's diverse community.

Dr. Stewart takes a personalized approach to weight management. She works with patients to develop plans that incorporate nutritional guidance, exercise routines, and medications when appropriate. Treatment plans reflect each patient's individual health goals.

Dr. Stewart has practiced medicine in Garden City, Kansas for over two decades. She spent more than ten years at Plaza Medical Center before founding Buffalo Plains Health Center to deliver direct primary care to her hometown.

Dr. Stewart's work in underserved communities, a Honduran clinic, and years in traditional practice showed her how insurance-driven systems created barriers between doctors and patients. She founded Buffalo Plains Health Center to practice medicine on her own terms, prioritizing the patient relationship above all else.

Doctor profile last updated August 16, 2026