Nicole Lowery Lanman, MD $$

Nicole Lanman, M.D., is a primary care physician board-certified in pediatrics. She cares for children and families at Children’s Health℠, providing preventive and acute care for newborns, children and adolescents. Dr. Lanman enjoys working with families to help them navigate the early years of life with their children. “I spend a great deal of clinical time on behavioral health issues and helping families navigate evaluations, educational services and outside therapies.” 

I thoroughly enjoy getting to know the families and children I care for. I believe it allows me to provide better care, both mentally and physically, for my patients. It is truly rewarding to feel a part of families and to have some small role in the growth and development of their children.

Dr. Lanman earned a Bachelor of Science degree in biological sciences with a minor in psychology from Southern Methodist University and graduated magna cum laude. She earned her medical degree from the University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston and completed her pediatric residency at Children's Medical Center Dallas. She is a member of the Texas Pediatric Society and a fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics.

“I thoroughly enjoy getting to know the families and children I care for. I believe it allows me to provide better care, both mentally and physically, for my patients. It is truly rewarding to feel a part of families and to have some small role in the growth and development of their children.”

While in medical school, Dr. Lanman was on the Dean’s List, served as a neuroscience tutor, spoke on a student panel to encourage future medical students and served as an early medical school acceptance mentor to underserved groups.

As a native Texan, Dr. Lanman loves working in the community where she grew up. She says it has been rewarding to care for the children of the families she has known for years. “I am truly blessed to be a part of the Wylie and Lovejoy communities.”

Dr. Lanman participates in Medical Missions in Mexico and works with the Wylie and Lovejoy Independent School District nurses to create and approve medical protocols for use within the districts. 

 Dr. Lanman is married and has two children and two sweet dachshunds. She enjoys community involvement, cooking, arts and crafts, and family activities. She also loves watching sports, traveling to Hawaii and spending time with her family.