Dr. Angelina Farella, MD

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Get to know Pediatrician Dr. Angelina Farella, who serves patients in Webster, Texas.

Dr. Farella is a highly esteemed expert in the field of pediatrics, possessing a vast array of knowledge in behavior management, pediatric therapy, sports medicine, and wellness programs. Her unwavering dedication to enhancing the well-being of her young patients is evident through her extensive education and esteemed professional affiliations. She has garnered countless commendations for her outstanding accomplishments, including being honored as a “Top Doc for Women” in both 2004 and 2005, as well as receiving the prestigious “AMA Leadership Award for Young Physicians” in 2005. Dr. Farella’s commitment to pediatric care has also earned her the distinguished title of a “Top Doc for Kids” for multiple years, spanning from 2006 to 2009 and 2011 to 2013. In 2007, she was lauded as a “Top Doc” at UTMB, highlighting her significant contributions to the academic medical community. Furthermore, her remarkable skills and unwavering dedication were further recognized when she was bestowed with the esteemed “Best Physician” accolade by the Bay Area Citizen in 2010, followed by the prestigious “Doctor of Excellence” award in 2014. She was also nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize in 2021.

Dr. Farella began her academic journey at Rutgers University, where she earned her Bachelor of Arts in Biology in 1991. She continued her medical education at Ross University School of Medicine in Portsmouth, Dominica, and graduated with a Doctor of Medicine degree in 1995. Driven by her passion for pediatric care, she completed her residency in Pediatrics at the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston, TX, where she served as Chief Resident in 1999.

She brings her exceptional, experience, and compassion to children, teens, and parents every day. She makes sure that each family receives the best care available, whether it’s through traditional, alternative or natural medicine.  And she focuses on preventive care to save patients and their child suffering and money in the future.  As a pediatrician, she sees children from the cradle to college.  In 2021 she expanded her practice to include three other providers due to the growing need for medical freedom care.  As evidence of her commitment to excellence, Dr. Farella is board-certified by the National Board of Physicians and Surgeons (NBPAS). Working closely with her patients across the Webster- Bay Area of Houston to help them achieve their optimal health, her areas of expertise include Lymes and PANS/PANDAS care and PRP platelet therapy.

Dr. Farella actively participates in the medical community and holds memberships in esteemed professional associations such as the Texas Medical Association (TMA) and AAPS. Her active involvement in these organizations underscores her dedication to staying informed about the latest advancements and best practices in the field of pediatrics. Dr Farella has spoken at numerous events throughout the country and is a sought-after guest on various news, tv, and radio shows, as well as podcasts. She is the founder of Freedom Doctor Alliance and has hosted three successful conferences that brought together medical professionals from around the country to network and learn how to fight for medical freedom. 

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