Zachary L Kelley, MD
Individual provider, male, board certified. Listed under Specialists.
Source: UnitedHealthcare Community Plan STAR+PLUS (what a listing means)
2203 W Lampasas St Ste 106, Ennis, TX 75119
UnitedHealthcare Community Plan STAR+PLUS: Orthopedic Surgery
Specialists, listed for Ellis county, with Texas Specialty Phys
- New patients
- Accepting
- Ages
- 21-99
- Languages
- Spanish
- Access and programs
- Wheelchair accessible, Accessible exam room, Accessible building exterior, Accessible building interior, Accessible parking, Accessible restroom, Accessible signage and documents, Accessible exam table, scale or chairs
From the united star+plus dallas directory as of September 6, 2026, page 783.
514 S Bonham St, Mexia, TX 76667
(254) 562-5961Limestone county
UnitedHealthcare Community Plan STAR+PLUS: Orthopedic Surgery
Specialists, listed for Limestone county, with Texas Specialty Phys
- New patients
- Accepting
- Ages
- 21-99
- Languages
- Spanish
- Access and programs
- Wheelchair accessible, Accessible exam room, Accessible building exterior, Gurneys and stretchers, Accessible building interior, Accessible parking, Portable lifts, Accessible restroom, Accessible radiologic equipment, Accessible signage and documents, Accessible exam table, scale or chairs
From the united star+plus central directory as of September 6, 2026, page 303.
4002 S Loop 256 Ste B, Palestine, TX 75801
UnitedHealthcare Community Plan STAR+PLUS: Orthopedic Surgery
Specialists, listed for Anderson county, with Texas Specialty Phys
- New patients
- Accepting
- Ages
- 21-99
- Languages
- Spanish
- Access and programs
- Wheelchair accessible, Accessible exam room, Accessible building exterior, Gurneys and stretchers, Accessible building interior, Accessible parking, Accessible restroom, Accessible signage and documents, Accessible exam table, scale or chairs
From the united star+plus northeast directory as of September 6, 2026, page 154.
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