Comprehensive Care
Compassionate Team

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Primary Care Associates of Texas at Alliance

Through regular screenings and personalized health plans, we identify risks before they become problems. Our team listens, understands, and supports you. From lifestyle coaching to chronic‑disease management, we’re committed to keeping you well for today, tomorrow, and beyond.

Our Team

Our board certified primary care physicians combine years of experience with compassionate, prevention‑focused care to guide you through annual exams, chronic‑condition management, and healthy‑living advice. Specializing in women’s, they collaborate to deliver personalized, evidence‑based support at every stage of life.

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Stephanie Nielsen,
MD

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Diana Dang,
FNP-C

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Sarah Dreher,
PA-c

We accept most insurances.
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Our Services

At the heart of our practice is a commitment to keeping you healthy - before problems arise. Our dedicated team of experienced providers partners with you to deliver personalized preventive care, routine checkups, and chronic disease management tailored to your unique needs.

Our Services
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Same day appointments available

Fort Worth-Alliance

  • (817) 725-7880
  • (877) 953-2256
  • 3848 N. Tarrant Pkwy, Ste 160 Fort Worth, TX 76244

Accepting New Patients
Most Insurance Accepted

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Diana Dang, APRN, NP-C

Fort Worth Primary Care

Diana, APRN, NP-C is a bilingual (English & Vietnamese) board-certified nurse practitioner. She was born in Omaha, Nebraska but grew up in Waco, Texas. She graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing at Baylor University. She then spent 10 years working as a Registered Nurse in a demanding cardiothoracic unit and surgical recovery unit at Baylor University Medical Center of Dallas and then Medical City of Fort Worth. After acquiring invaluable skills in those settings, Diana decided she wanted to provide an even higher level of care for patients. Furthermore, she went on an overseas mission trip which deepened her desire to serve people who are often overlooked. These experiences led Diana to enroll at Spring Arbor University and attain her Nurse Practitioner degree.
Now, she believes her calling is to serve as a nurse practitioner to improve the quality of life for the hurting and those in need. She believes in treating her patients with dignity and compassion.
In her spare time, Diana enjoys traveling, listening to music, baking, arts/crafts, doing mission work, and spending time with family and friends.