Dr. Sathish Karmegam, MD, MMM, FACP

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Board-Certified Physician Brings Over Two Decades of Expertise to Medical City Denton, Medical City Arlington, and Texan Primary Care

Dr. Sathish Karmegam, MD, MMM, FACP, a distinguished internist and nephrologist, is making significant strides in patient-centered care at Medical City Denton, Medical City Arlington, and Texan Primary Care. With over 20 years of medical experience, Dr. Karmegam is renowned for his comprehensive approach to internal medicine and kidney health, serving the Denton and Arlington communities with dedication and expertise.

Dr. Karmegam’s medical journey commenced at Stanley Medical College in India, followed by house officer training in the UK and Australia before his internal medicine residency at the Kirk Kerkorian School of Medicine at UNLV from 2007 to 2010. He further specialized with a nephrology fellowship at Methodist Hospital Dallas between 2016 and 2018. Augmenting his clinical acumen, he earned a Master of Medical Management (MMM) from the University of Southern California, focusing on medical entrepreneurship from 2013 to 2015. His board certifications in both Internal Medicine and Nephrology underscore his commitment to excellence in patient care. 

At Texan Primary Care, located near Medical City Denton and Medical City Arlington, Dr. Karmegam addresses a broad spectrum of health conditions. His expertise encompasses chronic diseases such as diabetes, hypertension, thyroid disorders, and kidney-related ailments. Patients commend his thoroughness and compassionate bedside manner, with one noting, “Dr. K was great! He listened to my concerns and we talked through them; I felt a lot better when I left.”  

Beyond his clinical practice, Dr. Karmegam is actively involved in medical research and education. He has co-authored peer-reviewed articles on topics like calciphylaxis and acute chylous ascites, contributing valuable insights to the medical community. He is the founding Program Director of the Internal Medicine Residency Program at Medical City Arlington, TX, which is now one of the largest training programs in the country. Fluent in English and Tamil, he ensures effective communication with a diverse patient population, enhancing the quality of care provided. 

Dr. Karmegam’s academic affiliations with esteemed institutions like Medical City Denton, North Hills, and Arlington reflect his dedication to collaborative and innovative healthcare delivery. His integrative approach, combining internal medicine and nephrology, positions him as a pivotal figure in advancing patient health outcomes in Denton, Arlington, and the surrounding regions.

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