Dr. Paul Dibble MD is a family physician and owner of Simple Traditions Family Health. He has been a physician for more than 20 years and has experience in public health, urgent care, general practice, and family medicine.  He has practiced in many different environments, including hospitals, outpatient clinics, the military, and overseas.  

After earning his bachelor degree at Grand Valley State University, Dr. Dibble completed his medical doctor degree (MD) at Wayne State University School of Medicine, then served in the U.S. Navy as a general practice physician.  After his honorable discharge, he completed his specialty training in family medicine and worked in private practice before starting Simple Traditions Family Health here in Magnolia, Texas.  

Dr. Dibble sees all ages--infant to adult, and can treat most acute and chronic conditions.  He enjoys doing procedures and can address most skin and related issues, including most skin cancers, warts, lacerations, lipomas and other skin lesions.  He can treat most fractures as well.

As a Christian, Dr. Dibble enjoys church and Bible study activities.  When he has time, he loves being outside.  He lives in the area with his wife and 3 daughters.  Dr. Dibble also speaks Spanish

Dr. Dibble is a family physician (specialty of family medicine) and has an unrestricted license to practice medicine in Texas.  Verify his license here (website of the Texas Medical Board). 

His professional memberships include the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons.

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Dr. Thao Truong MD (last name pronounced: "true-ong")  has been a family physician since 1998. He was born and grew up in Saigon, in the south of Vietnam. He emigrated to the United States in 1983, and first settled in Portland, Oregon.

In 1988, after graduating from Portland State University with a B.S. degree in biology, he moved to Texas for postgraduate studies and has been in the Lone Star State since. He attended Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, Texas, and earned the degree of Doctor of Medicine in 1995. He completed his residency in family medicine in 1998 at UTMB-Affiliated Hospitals in Galveston, Texas. He has been in private practice ever since, mostly in small rural towns or small cities.

Dr. Truong sees infant to elderly patients.  His scope of practice includes routine/school/work physicals, woman’s health (Pap smears, ordering mammograms, treating osteoporosis, etc.), common skin problems, and, of course, most common ailments (high blood pressure, diabetes, asthma, etc.). He has lots of expertise in helping people with mental health conditions.  He does not provide obstetric care, and he does not prescribe any form of contraception (birth control pills or injections).

Dr Truong is fluent in English and in Vietnamese.

He enjoys studying the Bible, participating in catholic church functions, and listening to all good music, especially classical and traditional country music

Dr. Truong has an unrestricted license to practice medicine in Texas.  Verify his license here (website of the Texas Medical Board). 

Zeeshan Khan MD (first name pronounced: ZEE-shahn) is a family physician in our clinic.  He has been in practice for more than 17 years in various settings.

He is a graduate of Ross University School of Medicine.  He completed his undergraduate degree at State University of New York at Buffalo and Family Medicine Residency at UMDNJ Rutgers University in New Jersey.

In his practice,  Dr. Khan is dedicated to treating illnesses with evidence-based methods and also emphasizing the importance of healthy lifestyle choices, stress management, and preventive care.  He believes in empowering his patients to make informed decisions for their well-being, blending the latest medical knowledge with time-tested holistic and lifestyle practices. "When I see patients, my main focus is prevention. "Why wait for a disease to happen, why not prevent it" is his philosophy.  Dr. Khan believes in maintaining excellent bedside manner, taking time listening to his patients' concerns, and taking individualized approach to patient care, making each and every patient feel special as if he is a close family member.

After years immersed in the insurance-based model, Dr. Khan found himself reflecting on the essence of medical care. The constant rush and pressure to see more patients led him to question whether this aligns with the compassionate and personalized approach to medicine that initially drew him to this profession. Ultimately, he decided adopt the direct-pay model since this model allows him to spend more time with each patient, offering personalized attention and comprehensive care.   Dr. Khan believes this model aligns perfectly with his commitment to quality, affordable medical care for everyone.

He speaks Urdu, Hindi, and some Spanish.

Dr. Khan has an unrestricted license to practice medicine in Texas.  Verify his license here (website of the Texas Medical Board).