Trey Williams is a board-certified pediatrician and the founder of Peds MD, Charlotte's first holistic pediatric house calls practice. After training in traditional medicine, he built a membership-based model, Adaptive Primary Care, designed around how families actually live: unpredictable schedules, late-night fevers, and a need for a doctor who is genuinely accessible.
In 18 months, Peds MD grew from 8 to more than 200 child members across the Charlotte region, serving kids ages 0 to 22 with 24/7 text access, unlimited virtual visits, house call sick visits, and well-child care, all without insurance friction. He is also the founder of Evolve Care Partners, a management services organization built to scale the model regionally.
Williams holds an MBA from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and is passionate about reimagining primary care delivery for the next generation of families. He shares updates on Instagram.
It starts the same way every time.
A parent sends a text at 10:47 p.m. Their two-year-old has had a fever for three days. The urgent care closed at nine. The ER is 45 minutes away and will cost them $400 before anything is done. The on-call nurse line put them on hold. So they do what parents in 2026 do: They scroll, they worry, and they wait for morning.
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