Dr. CHARLES MARABLE, M.D. | DPC Provider | DPC Directory
Family Medicine
About
Charles Marable, M.D. graduated from the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences in 1991 and completed a residency in Family Medicine at Halifax Medical Center in Daytona Beach, Florida. After five years of practice in Little Rock, Arkansas, he moved to Franklin, Tennessee in 1999. Recognizing the need for a more personal approach to care, Dr. Marable founded Marable Personal Healthcare, the first concierge medical practice in Tennessee, dedicated to preserving the vital patient‑physician relationship.
At Marable Personal Healthcare, Dr. Marable emphasizes taking time with each patient, believing that time is the most important tool for achieving health goals. The practice offers direct access, coordinated care while patients travel, and personalized treatment plans that reflect the principles of Direct Primary Care. He remains committed to providing continuity of care, even coordinating daily communication with patients and their attending physicians during hospitalizations.
Beyond his clinical work, Dr. Marable has served as a staff physician at Daytona International Speedway for ten years, engages in running, cycling, and triathlons, and participates in medical relief missions in Haiti and Nigeria. He is a father of four and actively contributes to his community through volunteer service and health education.
Education
Medical School: University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (1991)
Residency: Family Medicine - Halifax Medical Center (Daytona Beach)
- Residency Family Medicine - Halifax Medical Center (Daytona Beach)
Board Certification & Credentials
Degree: M.D.
Specialty: Family Medicine
Licensing
NPI Number: 1881711653 Active
Primary License: Tennessee (TN) - 31269
Community Involvement
Served as staff physician at Daytona International Speedway for 10 years; active in running, cycling, and triathlons; father of four; participates in medical relief missions in Haiti and Nigeria.
International Experience
Medical relief work in Haiti and Nigeria