ORTHOPEDIC & TRAUMA SERVICE OF OKLAHOMA
Tulsa’s only dedicated orthopedic trauma practice
Our Medical Services
Fracture Care
Our team focuses on optimal results in inpatient treatment, recovery, and rehabilitation. Some of the multi-trauma injuries we treat include the following fractures:
- Clavicle/scapula/glenoid
- Shoulder and humerus
- Elbow fractures and dislocations
- Wrist and forearm
- Pelvis, hip and acetabulum
- Femur
- Tibia and fibula
- Ankle
- Talus/calcaneus/midfoot and toes
Sports Medicine
Sports medicine is a subspecialty of orthopedics that deals with the prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation of injuries suffered during athletic activity. The goal of treatment is to heal and rehabilitate injuries so patients can quickly return to their athletic activities. Participating in sports places wear-and-tear on the body and can lead to orthopedic injuries. Athletes are susceptible to injuries that include stress fractures and chronic pain, as well as tearing or stretching of internal structures. Treatment for these conditions can involve surgery, orthotics, physical therapy, and rest.
Surgery
Orthopedic & Trauma Service of Oklahoma is available around the clock because serious accidents and complex bone injuries don’t adhere to any schedule. We practice and cover orthopedic trauma at St. John Medical Center and St. Francis Health System in Tulsa, and some surgeries are done at Tulsa Spine & Specialty Hospital.
Unique Cases
We also specialize in complex cases with non-unions, infection, bone loss, segmented defects, and mal-unions. Often, we get referrals from physicians in the OK-MO-KS-AR region for cases that require additional surgery to repair those fractures that just won’t heal.
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MEET OUR PROVIDERS
Keivan Abtahi
Brett Barrick
Mark Calder
Azad Dadgar-Dehkordi
Jules Dumais
Brent Norris
Jonathan Michael Ranck
Paul Stafford
Patient Testimonials
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Was treated professionally, courteously, and received what I’d refer to as Class “A” treatment. I can highly recommend this provider for anyone having similar needs.
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Great care. Compassionate and experienced team with excellence in care, great listeners, wonderful follow through and patient caregivers.
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Excellent staff and Surgeons!! Friendly and helpful office! Knee surgery for me has gone so much better than I thought! Proud of this practice and the help they have given me!
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The staff here is very attentive, caring, and personable. They put genuine care into your needs for recovery, they always ask about my concerns when I arrive and that is passed onto the doctor/surgeon evaluating your injury, they’re pretty busy however I never feel rushed. I’ve had a great experience here.
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As we walked out of the office my husband and I discussed that this was the best medical experience we’ve had (and we’ve had many). Everything ran like clockwork. The nurse was professional and pleasant and the doctor was thorough, educational, and totally engaged.
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Everyone is so nice. Doctor explained everything so that I could understand.
TRAUMA FELLOWSHIP OF OKLAHOMA
Growth through learning and teaching
The physicians of Orthopedic & Trauma Services of Oklahoma also sponsor and teach the Trauma Fellowship of Oklahoma, a one-year fellowship for residents who have graduated from an accredited orthopedic surgery residency program. The Fellow is a University of Oklahoma College of Medicine employee with University resident benefits. More information about the fellowship can be found at the website HERE.
Trauma Fellowship of Oklahoma is a University-based program, for which the primary teaching site is a private hospital with a Level 2 trauma center. With no orthopedic surgery residency at this location, the fellow is allowed the opportunity to participate in any and all cases. The Trauma Fellowship is a one-year program designed to prepare an orthopedic surgeon for a career in orthopedic traumatology and post-traumatic reconstructive surgery, in either a full-time academic setting or private practice. Our program is registered with the OTA, and fellowship positions are filled through the San Francisco Match.
Our physicians are also teaching physicians with the Oklahoma State University Orthopaedic Surgery students. The Orthopaedic Surgery residents from OSU do monthly rotations through trauma, pediatrics, hand, and spinal surgery. It is not uncommon to see one of our surgeons trailed by one or two residents or for them to visit you during your hospital stay.
Here to HELP
Frequently Asked Questions
What are your hours?
We are open 8 am – 430 pm, Monday through Friday.
I’ve been referred from the ER, how do I make an appointment?
Call 918-392-4547 and choose the “APPOINTMENTS” option.
How do I pay my bill?
Three options: Call “Billing” with a payment, pay through eStatements or your portal account or mail a check with your monthly paper statement.
I don’t want a paper bill, how do I stop this?
Call 918-392-4547, extension 200, and tell them to stop paper statements.
What kind of insurance do you take?
Most major medical plans include but are not limited to Medicare, Sooner Care, UHC, BCBS, Community Care, Aetna, Cigna, Health Choice. The best way to know this is to check your insurance website or call the number on the back of your card.
I don’t have insurance, do you accept payment plans?
Yes! We are happy to work with you and we also offer Care Credit.
I have FMLA or disability paperwork, can you fill that out?
We have a 5-day turnaround. FMLA is $25 per packet and other 1-page paperwork is $15.
My child has a cast on and got it wet, what do we do?
First, try to dry it in a very LOW setting with a hairdryer. Second, call your doctor – it may need to be changed to prevent skin breakdown.