About
William "Trae" Ingram, MD is a board-certified family physician and the founder of Concierge Medicine Iowa in West Des Moines. He grew up in Iowa and earned his Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science at the University of Sioux Falls, where he competed in intercollegiate athletics. He went on to medical school at Saba University School of Medicine in the Netherlands Antilles. His residency in Family Medicine took place at Broadlawns Medical Center, affiliated with the University of Iowa, where he was selected as Chief Resident.
After training, Dr. Ingram spent eight years at Medical Associates, a multi-specialty group in Clinton, Iowa. He built a large and active practice there, earning recognition for his community work in sports medicine. He holds a Diplomat designation from the American Board of Family Medicine and membership in the American Academy of Private Physicians. His clinical passions include chronic disease management, preventive health, bioidentical hormone replacement, weight management, sports medicine, and healthy aging. Patients describe him as a natural detective with remarkable scientific curiosity. One patient followed him more than three hours from eastern Iowa after he diagnosed a rare glandular condition. Dr. Ingram serves as a "General Contractor" for members with complex needs, coordinating care across multiple specialists and keeping patients informed at every step.
Education & Training
Medical School
Saba University School of Medicine, Netherlands Antilles
Residency
Family Medicine, Broadlawns Medical Center, University of Iowa (Chief Resident)
Certifications
Conditions Treated
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Frequently Asked Questions
Dr. Ingram treats a wide range of conditions in adults. These include diabetes, hypertension, high cholesterol, heart disease, arthritis, asthma, osteoporosis, hormone deficiencies, autoimmune disorders, adrenal dysfunction, obesity, depression, celiac disease, and restless leg syndrome. He also handles acute concerns like sinus infections and ear infections.
Yes. Dr. Ingram holds board certification in Family Medicine as a Diplomat of the American Board of Family Medicine. He also holds membership in the American Academy of Private Physicians.
Dr. Ingram earned his medical degree from Saba University School of Medicine in the Netherlands Antilles. He completed his Family Medicine residency at Broadlawns Medical Center, affiliated with the University of Iowa, and served as Chief Resident during his training.
Dr. Ingram takes a coordinating role for members seeing multiple specialists. Patients describe him as their "General Contractor," meaning he oversees all aspects of their care and keeps everyone aligned. He stays involved during hospitalizations and communicates directly with specialists on a patient's behalf.
Yes. Dr. Ingram offers bioidentical hormone replacement therapy as part of his healthy aging and preventive medicine services. He evaluates hormone levels through advanced lab testing and tailors treatment to each patient's profile and health history.
Dr. Ingram offers advanced lab testing that goes beyond standard panels. This includes hormone analysis, genetic testing, micronutrient evaluation, and advanced cholesterol testing. He uses these tools to guide preventive planning and identify underlying causes of chronic symptoms.
Yes. Dr. Ingram supports frequent travelers through telemedicine, phone, and email access. He can assess symptoms remotely, coordinate prescriptions, and manage ongoing care without requiring an in-person visit. Members reach him directly around the clock.
Yes. Dr. Ingram studied Exercise Science at the University of Sioux Falls and competed in intercollegiate athletics. Sports and exercise medicine remain active clinical interests. During his time at Medical Associates in Clinton, Iowa, he earned community recognition for his work in sports medicine.
Dr. Ingram sees adults 18 and older. His panel includes patients focused on preventive health, those managing chronic or complex conditions, athletes and active individuals, people pursuing healthy aging strategies, and patients who need a physician to coordinate their care across specialists.
Doctor profile last updated March 26, 2026