My decision to launch a primary care practice did not stem from dissatisfaction with medicine, but from a desire to practice it the right way.
I believe patients deserve time, accessibility, and continuity. They need a physician who knows them personally, listens intently, and helps them navigate an increasingly complex system. By prioritizing preventive care, thoughtful chronic disease management, and proactive communication, we can dramatically improve quality of life.
Moving to a direct primary care model allows me to return to what first drew me to this profession: building relationships and providing personalized care without the constraints of high-volume medicine, insurance barriers, and anonymous office corporate structures. By continuing my work as a hospitalist at Norman Regional, I remain deeply connected to acute care while building a more sustainable, patient-centered experience in the outpatient setting.