Dr. Muhammad Shah Miran cares for newborns to grandparents — board-certified in both Pediatrics and Internal Medicine, so your whole family can see one doctor who truly knows you.
A quick hello from your new family doctor in Carthage.
From your newest baby to the loved one who raised you — one doctor, one record, one familiar face.
Well-child checks, sick visits, sports physicals, vaccines, autism & special-needs care.
Annual physicals, chronic disease management, preventive care, weight management.
Medicare wellness, chronic care, medication reviews, geriatric medicine.
Comprehensive primary care, all in one place in Carthage.
Birth through 18, with development tracking at every stage.
Quick, thorough exams for Carthage Tigers athletes & R-9 students.
Same-day appointments for fevers, ear infections, strep, and more.
CDC-recommended vaccines for kids, teens, and adults.
Diabetes, blood pressure, asthma, thyroid, and ongoing conditions.
Preventive screenings tailored to age, history, and lifestyle.
Annual Medicare visits and care planning for seniors.
Virtual visits for established patients when in-person isn't needed.
Dr. Miran provides patient, judgment-free care for kids on the spectrum and the parents walking beside them. We make every visit easier — from the waiting room to the exam.
Real, science-based support — not crash diets. Dr. Miran works with families and individuals on a sustainable path forward.
Dr. Muhammad Shah Miran is dual board-certified by the American Board of Pediatrics and the American Board of Internal Medicine — a rare combination that means one doctor can care for your child today, your teenager tomorrow, and your aging parent decades from now.
He is a Fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics (FAAP) and a Fellow of the American College of Physicians (FACP). His clinical focus includes pediatric and adult primary care, geriatric medicine, autism and developmental care, and obesity medicine for all ages.
"I went into medicine to be the doctor a family can count on across every chapter of their life — from a baby's first checkup to a grandparent's last birthday."
All ages welcome. Walk-ins accommodated when possible.
most major plans (Medicare, BCBS, Aetna, Cigna, UHC, and more) — call to confirm your plan is in-network.
Call before 10 AM for same-day availability.
Conveniently located for families across Jasper County.
Or call us — our front desk will get you set up in just a few minutes.
Phone
(417) 310-9286Office
3071 South Grand Ave
Carthage, MO 64836
Hours
Mon–Fri 8:30 AM – 5:30 PM
Saturday 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Sunday Closed
Running late or need to reschedule? Just give us a call — we understand life happens, especially with kids.
Dr. Miran works alongside a trusted group of providers at Manzer Family Medicine. If Dr. Miran isn't available when you need to be seen, any of our providers can help.
Yes. Dr. Miran completed full training in both specialties and is certified by the American Board of Pediatrics (FAAP) and the American Board of Internal Medicine (FACP). This dual training is uncommon and allows him to care for patients from birth through senior years.
Yes — kids, adults, and seniors. Book online with Dr. Miran on Healow or call (417) 310-9286. Most appointments are available within 1–2 weeks; same-day sick visits are often available.
We use Healow for online scheduling. Click here to book directly with Dr. Miran, or scroll up to the Care Team section to book with one of our other providers.
We accept most major insurance plans including most major plans (Medicare, BCBS, Aetna, Cigna, UHC, and more). We also see Medicare and Medicaid patients. Call our front desk and we'll verify your specific plan in a minute or two.
Yes — that's the point. Dr. Miran's dual training in pediatrics and internal medicine means kids, parents, and grandparents can all be cared for by the same doctor, with one connected record.
Absolutely. We do thorough school and sports physicals year-round, and we ramp up scheduling before fall and spring sports seasons. Bring the school form — we'll fill it out at the visit.
Yes. We offer sensory-friendly accommodations — quieter rooms, dimmed lights, longer appointment slots, and a no-rush approach. Tell us when you book so we can prepare.
Yes, for established patients when appropriate (medication follow-ups, simple sick visits, mental health check-ins). New patients are seen in person for the first visit.
Call our office number and follow the prompts to reach the on-call line. For emergencies, always call 911 or go to the nearest ER.
It takes just a phone call. Our team will get you set up and find a time that works for your family.
