Longtime family physician joins medical team at AccelHealth.
- Jan 4, 2021
- 1 min read

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AccelHealth CEO Esther Taylor has announced that Dr. Charles Childers, DO has joined the AccelHealth medical team.
Dr. Childers is a family medicine physician and comes with more than 31 years of experience.
He has served 22 of those years with the Department of Veterans Affairs in Brownwood.
He is board certified in family practice by the American Osteopathic Board of Family Physicians.
Dr. Childers is a US Navy Reserve physician, serving since 1989.
“I joined the AccelHealth team after committing the decision to prayer following the invitation to join,” Dr. Childers said. “I moved to De Leon shortly after release from Navy active duty in 1992, and I’m excited about the return to service in a united community of wonderful and friendly people.
“AccelHealth is an amazing, well-organized organization that centers on teamwork, with an all-staff commitment to provide the best and most up-to-date healthcare.”
Taylor said she is thrilled that Dr. Childers has joined the team.
“Dr. Childers is a great addition to our team, bringing exceptional, sincere, compassionate and disciplined patient care to our communities,” she said. “AccelHealth is committed to providing exceptional healthcare to the communities we serve, and Dr. Childers is the epitome of such care.”







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Great to see such an experienced physician joining the team—over 30 years in family medicine really brings depth and trust to patient care. It’s clear AccelHealth values compassion and community-focused healthcare, which makes a big difference in smaller areas. Reading stories like this feels refreshingly positive—almost like the simple fun of Crazy Cattle 3D after a long day.