Dr. Frederick Michael Elliott, MD is a family medicine and addiction medicine physician in Buffalo, New York, serving patients of all ages including children, adolescents, adults, and seniors. He practices at UBMD Primary Care at Conventus, located on the fourth floor of the Conventus Building at 1001 Main Street, where he provides comprehensive primary care with a focus on addiction treatment and medical education. Dr. Elliott is board certified in both family medicine and addiction medicine, and his professional work includes teaching medical students and residents at the University at Buffalo’s Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences. He is recognized for his contributions to medical education, having received the University at Buffalo Siegel Teaching Award and the Niagara Falls Memorial Medical Center Faculty Member of the Year award. Patients can contact his office at (716) 550-8361, though he is currently not accepting new patients.
Dr. Elliott is affiliated with the Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences at the University at Buffalo, where he contributes to research advancing care in addiction treatment within primary care settings. As part of UBMD Physicians’ Group, one of the largest medical groups in Western New York, he works within a network that integrates clinical practice, medical education, and research. His practice is located within a medical complex that includes the UB Research Institute on Addictions and Golisano Children’s Hospital of Buffalo, reflecting the region’s commitment to comprehensive, research-driven healthcare.
The office is situated on Main Street in downtown Buffalo, just a short walk from the Allen/Medical Campus train station and within close proximity to the UB Research Institute on Addictions and Golisano Children’s Hospital. The Conventus Building, where his practice is located, serves as a medical hub with direct access to multiple healthcare services.
With a 4.10 rating from patients, Dr. Elliott is known for his dedication to patient care, education, and innovative approaches to treating addiction. His work reflects a deep commitment to improving health outcomes across Western New York, particularly in underserved areas of primary and behavioral health. His presence in Buffalo strengthens the city’s network of integrated, patient-centered care.
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