About
Dr. Jacob Oldham, MD, earned his medical degree from Mayo Medical School, one of the most selective programs in the country. He completed both his internship and residency in orthopedic surgery at Wilford Hall Military Medical Center in San Antonio, Texas. His military training gave him a foundation in high-performance musculoskeletal care that he has applied across 26 years of clinical practice.
At VitaLife Longevity Medicine, Dr. Oldham serves as supervising physician and leads the practice's PRP and regenerative joint care programs. He evaluates every PRP candidate with surgical-level rigor, identifying patients for whom regenerative therapy can prevent the need for surgery entirely. His sports medicine background shapes his non-surgical approach to joint and connective tissue conditions. He is fluent in both English and Spanish. Dr. Oldham's role at VitaLife also focuses on expanding access so the practice can serve more of the White Mountains community without sacrificing time or attention.
Education & Training
Medical School
Mayo Medical School
Residency
Orthopedic Surgery, Wilford Hall Military Medical Center, San Antonio, Texas
Additional Training
Internship at Wilford Hall Military Medical Center, San Antonio, Texas
Languages
English, Spanish
Conditions Treated
Who is Dr. Oldham right for?
Dr. Oldham is a strong fit for patients managing joint pain, orthopedic injuries, or degenerative joint disease. Adults seeking non-surgical options for musculoskeletal conditions benefit from his regenerative medicine expertise. He evaluates patients carefully for PRP therapy, making him well-suited to those who want to avoid surgery or who have not found relief through other treatments. Spanish-speaking patients also find a fluent provider in Dr. Oldham.
Frequently Asked Questions
Dr. Oldham focuses on orthopedic injuries, joint pain, degenerative joint disease, and connective tissue conditions. He brings 26 years of surgical and sports medicine experience to his evaluations. His work at VitaLife centers on regenerative approaches, particularly for patients who want to preserve joint function without surgery.
Dr. Oldham serves as supervising physician alongside founder Courtney Contreras, PA-C. He oversees the practice's regenerative medicine programs and leads all PRP protocols. He also works to expand the practice's capacity to serve more patients across the White Mountains.
Dr. Oldham evaluates every PRP candidate with surgical-level rigor. He identifies patients for whom platelet-rich plasma therapy can replace, not just delay, surgical intervention. His view is that PRP is a primary treatment option, not a last resort before an operating room.
Dr. Oldham earned his MD from Mayo Medical School. He completed his internship and residency in orthopedic surgery at Wilford Hall Military Medical Center in San Antonio, Texas. That military training shaped his disciplined, outcomes-focused approach to musculoskeletal care.
Dr. Oldham holds specialization in sports medicine and preventive medicine, complementing his orthopedic surgery residency training. His 26-year clinical career reflects deep expertise in bones, joints, muscles, and connective tissues.
Yes. Dr. Oldham is bilingual in English and Spanish. Spanish-speaking patients can communicate with him directly during their visits at VitaLife.
Dr. Oldham sees patients dealing with joint pain, sports injuries, musculoskeletal conditions, and degenerative joint disease. He works with adults who prefer non-surgical treatments and want a thorough, evidence-based evaluation before pursuing more invasive options.
Yes. Dr. Oldham is currently developing non-surgical joint care programs at VitaLife. These programs aim to give more patients in the White Mountains access to regenerative and preventive orthopedic care without the need for surgical referral.
Doctor profile last updated September 17, 2026