Primary Care

Looking for a primary care doctor near you? Norman Regional Primary Care makes it easy to find a provider you can trust in Norman, Moore, and throughout south central Oklahoma. With multiple Primary Care clinics, plus Urgent Care and Walk-In clinics for same-day needs, you can get the right care at the right time.

Need a doctor now or want help finding the right provider? Call 405-515-5000.

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Primary Care in Norman, Moore, Newcastle, Goldsby, Oklahoma

Personalized Care That Fits Real Life

Primary care is where your health journey starts and where it stays. Our team builds relationships over time, helps you stay on top of preventive care, and guides you when something changes. With a regular provider who knows your history, you can feel confident you’re making the best decisions for your health and your family.

What We Treat and Manage

Norman Regional Primary Care providers offer a full range of family medicine and internal medicine services, including:

• Annual wellness visits and physicals
• Sick visits for common illnesses and symptoms
• Preventive screenings and health counseling
• Chronic condition management (including diabetes and high blood pressure)
• Coordination of labs, imaging, and referrals when needed

Our Team

The physicians and advanced practice providers at Norman Regional Primary Care are honored to care for you and your family. Our providers are board-certified and focused on delivering personalized healthcare with compassion and excellence.

Convenient Locations, Connected Care

With multiple clinic locations across the region, it’s easier to choose a primary care provider close to home or work. Norman Regional clinics use a common electronic health record, and your care team can access your health record when you visit another Norman Regional clinic.

Norman Regional Health System’s Primary Care clinics provide patients with the best care possible on a regular basis with a provider they know and trust, at a location that is convenient for them.

Same-day and Walk-in Options

When you’re sick or in pain, you should not have to wait. Care today, not next week.

Walk-In Appointments

Many of our Primary Care clinics strive to offer same-day or next-day appointments. For a list of clinics and providers accepting walk-ins for new and existing patients, visit our Walk-Ins Welcome page.

Same-Day Clinic Options

If you cannot get in to your primary care provider right away, visit one of our Urgent Care or Walk-In clinics. No appointment needed. Your urgent care or walk-in visit bills the same as a primary care visit.

Call Today

If you need a primary care physician, our Community Call Center is here to help you find the right provider and location.

Community Call Center hours: 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday (closed on holidays)
Phone: 405-515-5000

Learn More

Need more information about how to choose a doctor? What kind of doctor is right for you? Norman Regional has answers! Check out these quick articles on choosing a doctor:

• General Practitioner, Family Doctor, or Internist: What Kind of Doctor Do I Need?
• 4 Steps to Choosing A Family Doctor

Primary Care Frequently Asked Questions

• How do I find a primary care doctor near me at Norman Regional?
  Use our Find a Provider tool to search by location, specialty (Family Medicine, Internal Medicine), and other preferences. Then request an appointment online or call 405-515-5000.

• Are you accepting new primary care patients?
  Yes. Many Norman Regional Primary Care clinics accept new patients. Availability varies by provider, so the fastest path is to use Find a Provider or call 405-515-5000.

• Do you offer same-day or next-day primary care appointments?
  Many of our Primary Care clinics strive to offer same-day or next-day appointments. Availability depends on the clinic and provider schedule.

• Do you offer walk-in primary care visits?
  Some locations and providers offer walk-in appointments for new and existing patients. Check our Walk-Ins Welcome information for current options.

• What is the difference between primary care and urgent care?
  Primary care is best for ongoing health needs, preventive care, and managing chronic conditions. Urgent care is a good option for issues that need attention quickly when your primary care provider is not available. If symptoms are severe or life-threatening, go to the ER.

• Where should I go for same-day care: primary care, urgent care, or the ER?
  If it’s not life-threatening, start with primary care or urgent care, depending on availability and symptoms. Norman Regional’s same-day care guide can help you choose.

• Do you offer telehealth or virtual visits for primary care?
  Many primary care concerns can be handled through virtual visits, depending on your symptoms and provider availability. Ask your clinic if telehealth is available for your appointment type.

• What services does primary care cover?
  Primary care commonly includes annual physicals and wellness visits, preventive screenings, vaccines, sick visits, and ongoing management of conditions like diabetes, high blood pressure, asthma, and high cholesterol.

• Can primary care order labs, imaging, or referrals to specialists?
  Yes. Your primary care provider can order lab work, request imaging when appropriate, and coordinate referrals to specialists if you need advanced care.

• Do you accept my insurance?
  We accept many major insurance plans. The best step is to confirm with your insurance carrier and the clinic before your visit. Visit our Verify Insurance page to learn about the insurance plans that are accepted.

• How do I schedule a primary care appointment?
  You can schedule by calling your preferred clinic or by calling 405-515-5000 or, when available, using online scheduling through our website tools.

• What should I bring to my first primary care appointment?
  Bring a photo ID, insurance card, a list of current medications (including doses), your pharmacy name, and any relevant medical history or prior records.

• Can I switch my primary care provider to Norman Regional?
  Yes. If you are transferring care, your new clinic can help you request records from your previous provider so your care is continuous.

• Do you offer primary care for kids and families?
  Many primary care clinics provide family-focused care. You can filter providers by specialty and patient age when searching.