I've been in Tulsa for 6 years and had yet to choose a primary care physician. I would drive back…read moreto Texas to see my doctor that I have been seeing for 36 years. Finally decided to get one in Tulsa. I was referred to Dr. Smith and I was very pleased. He spent lots of time with me to find out all my past history and asked questions that allowed me to explain my history. I felt very well taken care of. My new PCP!

Dr Cox works with the Omni Health System and is capable and compassionate. He earned his medical…read moredegree from the University of Texas at Galveston and did his residency through OU Tulsa. He has been practicing medicine over 15 years. He has office in the Wheeling Medical building in the St John Medical Center and is taking new patients.

I was given an early appointment very quickly after calling his office for the first time…read more Considering my medical condition, that eased my worry. Very polite and reviewed my history and lab. Suggested a course of action and I feel much better just to know we have a plan to keep my health as good as we can make it at my age and condition. He is very knowledgeable and obviously has a great deal of experience.

Doctorate of medicine, University of East Memorial Medical Center, 1987. Internship and residency…read moreat Kings County Hospital, Brooklyn V.A. Fort Hamilton Hospital and SUNY Health Science Center, 1989. Hematology and oncology, Maimonides Medical Center, Brooklyn, NY, 1994. Board certified Oncology and Internal Medicine. There can be waits at his office, but he spends so much time with you to make sure you understand and don't have questions, it is understandable. :)

I tried to work with Ethyl Harmon DO, who was recommended to me by another Physician, and a PCP for…read moreabout 1 year. My first visit with her was encouraging. I had had some health issues and she seemed engaged and curious and wanted to stay on top of my health. A few months go by and I go back for a follow up and suddenly, it's like I have committed some crime- It was a 7 am appointment and I had a to go tea and she chewed me out and blamed my health problems on my coffee consumption. Hello, genetics? I blew it off as it was to early for her, but I left feeling guilty for my coffee consumption even though it was tea... So after spending a good 30 minutes filling Dr. H in on my health history and all my meds I was bringing with me from out of state/other doctors, she still WILL NOT refill my scrips with the pharmacy, leaving me going cold turkey off meds I have taken for 3 years. Multiple lengthy calls to her office were need to resolve that... A month or so goes by and I get notified from WALGREENS that a med Dr. H put me on was RECALLED and was not being produced in the US anymore due to contamination with carcinogens. I called her and she had no idea about this and begrudgingly put me on a sister med. Walgreens called back and informed me that that med too had been recalled due to carcinogenic content. Her lack of awareness of what she was prescribing me concerned me enough to find a new doc. The nurses/aids/intake people at ST JOHN's Clinic were also problematic- not real nice, helpful, competent, didn't like people or their job...you get it. It was a real shame.