Dr. Serge Lartchenko, MD

Dr. Serge Lartchenko, MD, is a double board-certified Internal Medicine and Infectious Disease Specialist at Texas Infectious Disease Institute in Richardson, Texas, serving the North Dallas metroplex areas.

He is a caring and thoughtful medical professional who truly believes in whole patient care. He has more than a decade of experience effectively treating orthopedic and surgery-related infections, including those due to spinal instrumentation.

A remarkably trained medical doctor who is called upon to solve and treat cases that have stumped other medical professionals over the years, Dr. Lartchenko must know the entire body intimately. He looks at each patient as a whole person.

He has specialized fellowship training in Infectious Disease from the renowned Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center School of Medicine (LSU Health) in New Orleans, where he was very involved in teaching and presenting rare cases of infectious disease.

Dr. Lartchenko is also highly familiar with epidemiology, studying the patterns, causes, and effects of health and disease conditions in defined populations. He is fluent in English, Arabic, French, Russian, and Spanish.

Certifications and affiliations include:

• Member of the American Board of Internal Medicine (ABIM)
• Certified in Internal Medicine by ABIM
• Certified in Infectious Diseases by the ABIM
• Member of the Infectious Disease Society of America (IDSA)
• Member of the Southern Medical Association (SMA)
• Serves on the infection control team and antibiotic stewardship program for the Methodist Healthcare System
• Trained at nationally recognized HIV Outpatient Program Clinic (HOP) in New Orleans

He has contributed to countless publications and abstracts, including The Initial Approach to the HIV-infected Patient, Care, and Management of the Patient with HIV Disease; Delta Region AIDS Education & Training Center; Medical Center of Louisiana in New Orleans.

Dr. Lartchenko was named Best Doctor in Dallas in 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, and 2002 by D Magazine.