About
Dr. Mark Rosekelly grew up in Norwalk, Ohio, and later moved to Chicago to study at Moody Bible Institute. He earned a Master of Divinity from North Park Theological Seminary before pursuing medicine at Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine. His family medicine residency took him to Ft. Hood, Texas, where he completed his training in 2019. He then joined Reynolds Army Health Clinic at Ft. Sill, Oklahoma, serving patients there until 2023.
Dr. Rosekelly opened Fruitful Oaks Direct Primary Care in Duncan, Oklahoma, in 2021. His training in both theology and osteopathic medicine shapes his whole-person approach to care — body, mind, and soul. He offers prayer as a genuine part of the visit for patients who want it. His wife Stephanie and their three children are part of the practice community, and Stephanie assists with well-woman exams, labs, and procedures.
Education & Training
Undergraduate
Moody Bible Institute, Chicago, IL
Medical School
Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine
Residency
Family Medicine, Ft. Hood, Texas (completed 2019)
Additional Training
Master of Divinity, North Park Theological Seminary
Who is Dr. Rosekelly right for?
Dr. Rosekelly is a strong fit for individuals and families seeking unhurried, relationship-driven primary care. Patients who want a physician they can reach directly — including evenings and weekends — will feel at home here. His whole-person philosophy makes him a good match for those who want faith woven into their medical care. Families with children benefit from his welcoming, relaxed office environment. Adults managing chronic conditions or preventive health will appreciate his hour-long visits and transparent pricing.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Dr. Rosekelly practices full-scope family medicine, caring for patients of all ages. He handles preventive care, chronic disease management, acute illness, well-woman exams, minor procedures, and more. His panel includes children and adults, making him a single point of care for entire households.
Dr. Rosekelly holds a Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine degree from Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine. O. D. physicians and hold full prescribing and practice rights. Osteopathic training adds an emphasis on whole-body, integrated care.
Dr. Rosekelly completed his family medicine residency at Ft. Hood, Texas, finishing in 2019. He then practiced at Reynolds Army Health Clinic at Ft. Sill, Oklahoma, before opening Fruitful Oaks Direct Primary Care in Duncan in 2021.
Dr. Rosekelly holds a Master of Divinity from North Park Theological Seminary alongside his medical degree. For patients who want prayer as part of their visit, he welcomes it. His approach treats the whole person — body, mind, and soul — and faith plays a genuine role in how he practices.
Yes. Dr. Rosekelly gives members his personal cell phone number. Patients can call or text him directly, even after hours. You never have to wait until Monday to address an urgent concern.
Dr. Rosekelly schedules a full hour for appointments and takes longer if needed. He does not enforce a one-issue-per-visit rule. Members can bring their full list of concerns and expect thorough answers.
Yes, Dr. Rosekelly sees patients of all ages, including infants and children. The office includes a kids' play area, and the relaxed environment makes visits easier for families with young ones.
Dr. Rosekelly wanted to remove insurance and administrative barriers so he could focus entirely on his patients. The DPC model lets him spend real time with each person, offer transparent pricing, and build genuine long-term relationships with the Duncan community.
Doctor profile last updated August 16, 2026