Angela Prato, MD

"Angela Prato, M.D. is the newest physician to join ProPartners Healthcare. Dr. Prato spent her formative years in Emporia, Kansas, and was active in 4-H. She attended the University of Oklahoma for undergraduate studies and attained a Bachelor's of Science in Zoology-Biomedical Sciences with a Minor in History of Science. Dr. Prato graduated from the University of Kansas School of Medicine in 2015 and completed a Family Medicine residency in Grand Junction, Colorado in July 2018. She is board certified in Family Medicine, a member of the American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP) and has a special interest in women's health and preventative medicine. Outside of medicine, Dr. Prato enjoys spending time with her husband, Tim, and their adorable 2 year-old daughter. She is very excited to be back in the Kansas City metro area and to be part of a practice that prioritizes providing optimal care for patients through the Direct Primary Care (DPC) practice model."

"ProPartners is a completely new and improved kind of Family Practice! Specializing in preventive medicine and primary care, our physicians and dietitians partner with individuals, families and employers who are serious about optimizing their health. Our comprehensive approach to health assessment and treatment, results in patients who feel better, perform better, and statistically live longer. We have assembled a staff of physicians and dietitians with expertise in preventive medicine, family practice, men's health, age management, nutritional health, cardiovascular health and fitness, and executive healthcare. ProPartners provides the highest quality medical care with integrity, professionalism, and excellence and we recognize that quality care isn't enough. We are equally committed to the highest quality customer service delivered in a professional and friendly manner. At ProPartners, our office environment, our staff, and our care are sure to exceed your expectations in a medical practice. We would love to help you on the road to optimal health."