Gregory Bratton, MD

 “It is my goal to help each and every patient achieve their best life. Whether it is helping a diabetic control their blood sugars, helping someone lose weight, helping someone else focus better in class or simply getting an athlete back on the field quickly, I try everyday to make a difference. I want my patients to have total faith in what I offer them.”

Dr. Greg Bratton grew up in Dallas, TX. He graduated from Highland Park High School where he was the team captain for the 1997 State Runner-Up and 1998 State Championship baseball teams. He then continued his baseball career at Texas Christian University. Upon graduation from TCU, he earned his Medical Degree from The University of Texas Health Science Center in San Antonio. He completed his Family Medicine Residency, as well as his Sports Medicine Fellowship, at John Peter Smith Hospital in Ft Worth, where he was elected Chief Resident.

Dr. Bratton currently practices both Family Medicine and Sports Medicine in both Weatherford and Brock. He is currently the team physician for Weatherford High School, Brock High School, Peaster High School, Millsap High School, and Weatherford College.

Dr. Bratton is at his Brock office Wednesday and Friday mornings from 8a-12p. He is at the Weatherford location Monday, Tuesday and Thursday, as well as Wednesday afternoon.

During the fall, Dr. Bratton holds a free Saturday morning clinic for athletes from 7a 9a at his Weatherford office. In the spring, this clinic is first and third Saturdays 7a-9a.

Dr. Bratton believes in treating the whole patient. From birth to end of life, Dr. Bratton provides care to all ages and loves building relationships with his patients by providing continual care. He specializes in athletes of all ages and strives to return them to their lifestyle and sport activities quickly and safely.

Dr. Bratton lives in Aledo with his wife, Sarah, and two children, Grayson and Payton.