BOSTON MEDICAL GROUP
HOUSTON, TEXAS
***** NEW LOCATION***** Since 2002, the physicians at Boston Medical Group’s Houston location have taken a pragmatic, comprehensive approach to treating patients with erectile dysfunction and premature ejaculation. We understand there is no single solution to treating sexual dysfunctions, and we provide personalized patient care with an overwhelming success rate.
Not only are patients assured of a private, confidential environment when they come to Boston Medical Group’s Houston center, they will also receive undivided medical attention from our physicians. Consultations are strictly by appointment only; waiting rooms are private, and there is no overflow of patients in the office at any given time. Using The Boston Method®, a proprietary treatment process, our physicians are capable of diagnosing the condition and beginning your treatment program in one consultation.
Boston Medical Group has improved the lives of hundreds of thousands of patients across the globe. Our Texas staff, led by Dr. Pablo Amador, looks forward to helping you find solutions to your sexual health issues.
Office Info
Doctor
Bobby Davis, N.P.
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Hours
Mon – Fri: 8:00AM – 5:00PM
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Bobby Davis, N.P.
Bobby has worked in the health care administration and clinical arena for 30 years. He obtained his Bachelor of Science in nursing and Master of Nursing Degree from the University of Texas School of Nursing, Galveston, Texas. He is certified by the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners specializing in Adult Gerontology. In addition to providing care at Boston Medical Group, he continues to provide healthcare to patients in local primary health clinics focusing on acute and chronic health conditions.
In addition to his MSN, he holds a Master’s in Health Administration from Columbia Southern University. He also maintains a current certification as a Certified Medical Examiner issued by the Federal Safety Motor Administration to provide Department of Transportation examinations and certifications.
Bobby is excited to join BMG and is looking forward to helping men understand and develop personalized opportunities to treat underlying causes of ED and testosterone imbalances. He is dedicated to meeting with the individual to discuss issues/concerns that the client may be experiencing and then working with the person to develop a tailored individualized plan of care for all patients.
Driving direction to clinic
Driving Directions
Heading South
If you’re driving south to get to our Boston Medical Group Houston office via Interstate 45, keep driving south until exit 51. Use the right 3 lanes to take the exit and merge onto I-610. Keep driving again, and this time look for and take exit 9A toward San Felipe Road. Next merge onto West Loop Street and turn right toward San Felipe Street. Then lastly, turn left onto Yorktown/Yorktown Street. It should be the building on your right marked 1776 Yorktown. Again, our office is at Suite 110.
1776 Yorktown Street #110
Houston, TX 77056
Driving Directions
Heading South
If you’re driving from or through San Antonio to get to our Boston Medical Group Houston office using Interstate 10 East Katy Freeway, keep driving and look out for Houston’s First Baptist Church on your left. Just as you’re passing through here, use the right 2 lanes to take exit 763 for Interstate 610. Keep right at the fork, then follow signs for and merge onto I-610 South. Next find and take exit 9B toward Post Oak Boulevard and then merge onto West Loop South. Then, make a right onto San Felipe Street and lastly, turn left onto Yorktown/Yorktown Street. It should be the building on your right marked 1776 Yorktown. Again, our office is at Suite 110.
1776 Yorktown Street #110
Houston, TX 77056
Driving Directions
Heading South
To get to our Boston Medical Group Houston office via Interstate 10 West (East Freeway), keep driving west and stay on I-10 until exit 763 for Interstate 610 South/Interstate 610 North. Keep left at the fork and follow signs for and merge onto I-610 South. Nest, take exit 9A toward San Felipe Road. Then merge onto West Loop Street and turn right toward San Felipe Street. Then lastly, turn left onto Yorktown/Yorktown Street. It should be the building on your right marked 1776 Yorktown. Again, our office is at Suite 110.
1776 Yorktown Street #110
Houston, TX 77056
Driving Directions
Heading North
If you’re driving north our Boston Medical Group Houston office via State Highway 288 or Interstate 45 Gulf Freeway, follow directions and merge onto Interstate 69. Once you have, keep driving west until the exit toward Interstate 610 North. Use the right lane to take this exit. Next, keep left and merge onto I-610 North then look for and take exit 9 toward San Felipe Road/ Post Oak Boulevard. Merge onto West Loop South then use the left 2 lanes to turn left onto San Felipe Street. Then lastly, turn left onto Yorktown/Yorktown Street. It should be the building on your right marked 1776 Yorktown. Again, our office is at Suite 110.
1776 Yorktown Street #110
Houston, TX 77056
Erectile DysFunction
Having issues with erections from time to time is not necessarily a cause for concern. However, If erectile dysfunction is an ongoing problem, it may affect your self-confidence, cause stress, and ultimately lead to relationship problems.
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Our Male Doctor is a Top ED Specialists
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Our Houston Area Clinic is Very Discrete
Moreover, if experiencing issues getting or keeping an erection, it may also be a symptom of an underlying health concern that requires treatment and a risk factor for heart disease.
We define Erectile Dysfunction (ED) as the incapacity to achieve or keep an erection adequate for satisfying sexual intercourse. While most often connected with older men, Erectile Dysfunction is a common issue for men of all ages.
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Premature Ejaculation
The saying: timing is everything, has a deeper meaning in the bedroom.
Are you climaxing sooner than you and your partner would like? Then, sex may not be an enjoyable or satisfying experience for either of you.We can help!
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Our Male Doctor is a Top PE Specialists
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Our Urology Clinic is Private & Confidential
Premature ejaculation happens when a man ejaculates far sooner during sexual intercourse than he or his partner would like. It is a common sexual complaint. Moreover, it is the most common instance of sexual dysfunction for men under 40 years of age.
Furthermore, while estimates vary, as many as 1 out of every 3 men state they experience this issue at some time. As long as it happens infrequently, it should not cause for concern
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Low Testosterone
Testosterone is a natural hormone. It is what puts hair on a man’s chest. Testosterone is the force behind a man’s sex drive.
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Our Male Doctor is a Top Low T Specialists
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Our Low T Treatment Center Gets Results
In short, Testosterone is the major contributing factor to what makes a man, a man.
Low levels of testosterone can occur in men of all ages. However, this condition is often common in older men. Having a lower-than-normal score on a blood test can be caused by some health conditions. Additionally, there are several medications and genetic conditions which can also lower a man’s testosterone score. Furthermore, aging also does contribute to low testosterone scores.
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Houston
Houston is the most population-dense city in the U.S. state of Texas. It is also the fourth-most populated city in the United States. It also has a Census-estimated 2016 population of roughly 2.303 million within an area of 667 square miles. Houston is also the biggest city in the southern United States. Moreover, the city of Houston is the seat of Harris County. Situated in the Southeast of Texas, near the Gulf of Mexico, Houston is the principal city of the Greater Houston metropolitan area.
Nicknamed the “Space City,” the city of Houston is a global powerhouse, with strengths in business, culture, education, entertainment, fashion and international trade. The city also has a significant influence on media, medicine, science, sports, and technology.
The city is one the most diverse metros in Texas. Furthermore, it is the most ethnically and racially diverse influential metropolis in the United States. It is home to many cultural organizations and exhibits, which draw more than 7 million visitors annually to the Museum District.
