Ms. Elexis Stephens, MPAS, PA-C

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Experienced Physician Assistant Expands Community Access to Compassionate, Comprehensive Care

Dallas, TX – June 24, 2025 – Martin Luther King Jr. Family Clinic, Inc. is proud to announce the addition of Elexis Stephens, MPAS, PA‑C, to its medical team. Stephens, a board‑certified Physician Assistant originally from Longview, Texas, earned her Master of Physician Assistant Studies from the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas. Her appointment further strengthens the Clinic’s mission of delivering compassionate, comprehensive care to underserved communities across Dallas and Mesquite.

Elexis Stephens brings a deep commitment to patient-centered care, honed during her extensive clinical training and early-career experience. In her previous roles, she developed proficiency in managing chronic conditions and preventive health, working alongside multidisciplinary teams to serve diverse patient populations. At the Martin Luther King Jr. Family Clinic, Stephens will provide diagnosis, treatment, and ongoing care for adult and senior patients, ensuring each individual receives a personalized care plan to optimize their well-being.

“I’m honored to join the dedicated medical staff at Martin Luther King Jr. Family Clinic,” said Stephens. “My goal is to foster meaningful relationships with patients, help them navigate their health journeys, and work collaboratively to achieve better outcomes. It’s fulfilling to serve the communities of Dallas and Mesquite and to continue expanding access to high-quality care.”

Stephens is located at multiple Clinic locations, including the flagship Martin Luther King Jr. Family Clinic on Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard (Dallas), Shepherd Lane (Mesquite), and Rylie Road (Dallas). She is accepting new patients and is fully fluent in English. Her regular office hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Patients can schedule appointments by calling 214‑426‑3645 or through the Clinic’s online portal.

“As healthcare needs continue to grow in our region, Elexis brings both the expertise and compassion that our patients deserve,” said the Clinic Director. “Her background adds valuable depth to our care team. We’re thrilled to have her here.”

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