1491 Health Center Parkway, Yukon, Oklahoma 73099, United States
Appointments: 405-806-2200
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Meet Our Providers
Curtis L. Brown, M.D.
James M. Brown, D.O.
Aaron P. Wilbanks, D.O.
Andrea L. Krittenbrink, PA-C
Lindsay Roof, APRN-CNP
Nick A. Dorris, APRN-CNP
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Other Services
Home Visit Program
We offer Home Visits!
Why participate in this program?
- Home visits help our providers by making sure they have the most up-to-date information on their patients, which helps them provide better care.
- The program is extremely convenient for patients who should be seen on a monthly basis but have transportation issues, risk of fall, and ambulatory issues.
- Family members find the program helpful whenever patients need to be seen more frequently.
- There is no extra cost to participate in the program.
What is Medical Home Team?
Medical Home Team is a model that we have been using to provide primary care to Medicare patients in their own homes for the last three years. We have two dedicated Nurse Practitioners who make monthly scheduled visits to patients' homes.
What should I expect?
Home visits are like an office visit, but the provider comes to you. A provider will come to your home once a month for an office visit. Medicare covers home visits like they do office visits, which means there is no extra cost for joining this program.
Program Goals
Provide continuity of care, especially when patients see other providers outside of our office (i.e., Urologists, Cardiologists, Neurologists, etc.)
Important Information
Medical Home Team visits are not home health visits. Patients can be seen by home health and our Medical Home Team.
How do I sign Up?
It is simple to qualify for our Medical Home Team. All you have to do is call (405) 806-2200 ext.241 and ask to speak with Stephanie about scheduling a Medical Home Team visit.
Stephanie can also answer any questions you may have about the program. We hope to hear from you soon!
Allergy Testing
We offer in-house allergy testing!
Environmental allergy skin testing.
Treatment options include allergy injections and sublingual immunotherapy.
What Is An Allergy Test?
An allergy test is a diagnostic tool used to identify the substances that trigger your allergic reactions. These tests can be done as a skin test, a blood test, and can help you determine the root cause of your symptoms.
How Do You Prepare For An Allergy Screening?
Prior to an allergy test, you’ll need to discuss your lifestyle factors, family history, and any allergy symptoms you may have noticed with your doctor. You may also be asked to temporarily stop taking medications that could influence the results of the test.
Why Get An Allergy Test?
Allergy tests can help you identify the root cause of your allergy symptoms and, depending on the allergens, may allow you to avoid them in the future. Additionally, knowing the cause of your allergies can help your doctor prescribe medication to alleviate your symptoms.
What Can You Expect During An Allergy Test?
Depending on the type of test, it will involve a skin test, or a blood test. During a skin test, a specific allergen is inserted just beneath the uppermost layer of skin to observe any reactions such as redness, swelling, or itchiness.