Steven Bauer, M.D.

Steven Bauer, M.D., is an accomplished family medicine practitioner with a solid footing in Charlotte, North Carolina, where he has been offering comprehensive primary care for nearly two decades. His medical career began in earnest in 2007 when he established Ballantyne Medical Associates, a clinic renowned for its pioneering approach to patient care, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic when it was among the first to administer REGEN-COV monoclonal antibody treatments in the region. Dr. Bauer has spearheaded numerous FDA clinical trials, particularly in the area of COVID-19 therapeutics. His medical research is extensive and includes significant work on hormone replacement therapies for both genders, innovative approaches to outpatient opioid addiction treatments, and the meticulous care required for maintaining vascular endothelium health. Apart from his clinical duties, Steven Bauer DO enjoys a range of interests that enhance his life personally and professionally. His passions include culinary arts, wine appreciation, and global travel. He is also a committed volunteer, dedicating his time and expertise to various medical education programs since the beginning of his career. Under his leadership, Ballantyne Medical Associates has grown into a multidisciplinary primary care facility. The clinic offers a range of services, from routine health checks to complex hormone replacement therapies and advanced aesthetic procedures. Steven is deeply involved in every facet of patient care, advocating for a holistic treatment approach that addresses each patient’s unique health concerns. The clinic is celebrated for its commitment to patient education. Dr. Bauer leads a team that prioritizes clear, understandable communication about health conditions and treatment options. This emphasis on patient education is a cornerstone of their practice philosophy. Dr. Steven Bauer’s academic background includes pre-med studies at North Carolina State University and a medical degree from the New York Institute of Technology. He completed his residency at Good Samaritan Hospital Medical Center in New York, where he served as Chief Resident. He then practiced for ten years in Long Island, New York, where he also taught and served as an HIV disease specialist.