Feeling sick? Same-day visits for our patients
Same-day appointments are often available for our patients. New to us? Call and we'll find you the soonest opening.
Chest pain, trouble breathing or signs of a stroke? Call 911.
Call early for same-day. Your history on file
Trusted & Proven
Milestones that reflect our commitment to healthy, happy families.
What we treat
Everyday illnesses, seen by your own care team
See how we can care for you
Call 405-839-8005Why us instead of urgent care
Better than a stranger in a hurry
Inside the clinic
Bright, calm and easy to find
10300 Greenbriar Parkway, Building A. Free parking right outside.
Patient reviews
What our patients say
Based on Google reviews
"Called in the morning and was seen that afternoon. Way better than urgent care."
"They actually listen. I never feel rushed and I see the same provider every time."
"My A1C is finally where it should be. Labs done right there, no second trip."
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I be seen today?
Same-day appointments are often available for existing patients. Call early in the day.
I'm not a patient yet. Can you still see me?
Call us. We'll give you the soonest available opening.
Do you take walk-ins?
Please call first so we can make sure a provider is available.
When should I go to the ER instead?
For chest pain, trouble breathing, severe bleeding or signs of a stroke, call 911.
Health guide
When should you see a doctor when you're sick?
Medically reviewed by Magesh Sathaiah, MD · Updated September 2026
- A fever lasts more than three days, or keeps coming back.
- Symptoms improve and then suddenly get worse.
- You have ear pain, burning when you pee, or a painful or spreading skin infection.
- A cough lasts more than two to three weeks.
- You have a long-term condition such as diabetes, asthma, or heart disease and you're getting sick.
Call 911 for trouble breathing, chest pain, confusion, or signs of severe dehydration.
If this sounds like you, call 405-839-8005 to book a visit.
Health tips
Call early in the day
for the best chance of a same-day appointment.
Rest and drink fluids
for most colds; antibiotics won't help a virus.
Get your flu shot in early fall,
before flu season picks up.
Plan for allergy season.
Oklahoma's spring tree pollen and fall ragweed can look like a cold; ask your provider which it is.
If this sounds like you, call 405-839-8005 to book a visit.
Did you know?
Antibiotics don't work on viruses such as colds and most sore throats.
At least 28% of antibiotics prescribed in U.S. doctors' offices and clinics are unnecessary.
Flu activity in the U.S. usually peaks between December and February.
If this sounds like you, call 405-839-8005 to book a visit.