Dr. John Chuang

Birth date: Jun 28, 1974 Death date: Nov 18, 2025

In Loving Memory of Dr. John Chuang Dr. John Chuang, age 51, passed away on November 18, 2025. He was a devoted son to Roger and Helen, a loving husband to Amy, a proud father to Ethan, and a beloved brother to Cindy. As a gifte Read Obituary

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Carrie Henderson

2d ago

in honor of John.

I was deeply saddened to learn of Dr. Chuang’s passing, and I wish to extend my heartfelt condolences to his family. Dr. Chuang was the first to diagnose me with severe ADHD well into my 40s, and through his insight and compassion, he helped make sense of my world. He generously shared his own journey with ADHD, which brought me both understanding and encouragement. Dr. Chuang was not only one of my favorite physicians but also a truly wonderful man, and his impact on my life will never be forgotten.

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Tondalah Stroud

3d ago

I am saddened to hear the devastating news of his passing. He was so kind and such a great doctor. He will truly be missed. :-( RIH

Tondalah Stroud

3d ago

I am really saddened to hear the devastating news of his passing. He was so kind and such a great doctor. He will truly be missed. :-( Rest in Heaven.

Michelle Clayton Villarreal

4d ago

in honor of John.

I am so saddened to hear of Dr. Chuang's passing just today. My son first went to see Dr. Chuang for possible ADHD treatment a couple of years ago, and I couldn't have been more comfortable with anyone else other than him. He was so warm and witty and made both me and my son feel right at ease. Our prayers and condolences to his family and staff. Thank you, Dr. Chuang, for being a positive figure in my son's life.

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Kat Flinn

3w ago

When I moved to Texas in 2020, I finally had to navigate having severe ADHD as an adult on my own for the first time. In looking for psychiatrists, I had a lot of bad experiences. It’s so rare to find doctors who are as affirming and respectful to their patients as John. I would not be where I am today, five years later, if I hadn’t found such a supportive psychiatrist to continue my ADHD treatment.

Christine Mathews

3w ago

in honor of John.

Dr. Chaung because my sons doctor almost 15 years ago. Since then two of my other sons began seeing his as well. The day before he died, I planned on getting the first son, who had just moved back to town, in to see him.

Dr. Chuang wasn’t just any other doctor. He was special. He cared. And he remembered. For years, I have taken my children to him, and paid out of pocket since he didn’t take our insurance, because I trusted him that much.

I was heartbroken to hear about his passing. And I am so incredibly sad still today. I know my sadness is only a fraction of what his family and friends are feeling.

Prayers to his wife, son, and other family members. He spoke of you with so much love. We were truly blessed to have his help for so many years. He definitely will not be forgotten.

D L

3w ago

in honor of John.

Dr.Chuang was the gold standard among physicians. He always greeted his patients with a warm smile and kind words. He was genuine and made his patients feel like individuals. He took his time and listened, without interruption. He made you feel that he was a partner in your healthcare and not just there to make money. He truly put the "care" in healthcare. He was the blueprint for the physician that everyone needs on their team and he will be greatly missed. My sincere condolences to the family. May God comfort you as only He can and give you peace that surpasses all understanding. RIP Dr.Chuang

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Brandon Brooks

3w ago

I am heartbroken over the loss of Dr Chuang. He was more than a doctor to me. I have known him for the past decade, from age 16 to 26, and he was a mentor, a guide, and a kind, wise presence through some of the hardest times in my life. I feel so lucky to have been his patient and to have experienced the care and humanity he shared so freely.

I’m sharing this photo from the time I accidentally took a screenshot while at CVS with him helping me find something on the shelf. He did the little things that most people wouldn’t, going out of his way to be genuinely helpful. He would answer texts on weekends. His commitment to his patients’ care was always apparent. I never felt the weird doctor-patient distance… Dr Chuang was always the wise, kind friend. I can only imagine the countless lives he touched beyond mine. Thank you for everything you gave to my life, Dr Chuang. You will be deeply remembered.