DPC Family Medicine physician, Tulsa, OK
Priority HealthcareDr. Myers is a family medicine physician who founded Priority Healthcare Tulsa in 2017.
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Dr. Myers studied biochemistry at Oral Roberts University, finishing in 2000. He graduated from American University of the Caribbean medical school in 2010 and completed a family practice residency with Louisiana State University in 2013. Since residency he has worked in primary care, urgent care and emergency department settings.
He founded Priority Healthcare Tulsa in 2017 and is its owner and primary care physician. Outside work, he enjoys the outdoors and skiing.
Priority Healthcare Tulsa offers a direct primary care membership and also accepts most major health insurance plans.
The adult membership (18 and up) is $100 a month. The child membership (0 to 17) is $50 a month.
Both memberships cover sudden illness visits, injury visits and routine yearly exams. Adult members also get a reduced cash rate at a contracted local imaging center.
Priority Healthcare Tulsa offers a direct primary care membership and also accepts most major health insurance plans.
The adult membership (18 and up) is $100 a month. The child membership (0 to 17) is $50 a month.
Dr. Myers graduated from American University of the Caribbean in 2010 and completed a family practice residency with Louisiana State University in 2013.
The practice offers telemedicine visits.
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