Beair Medical Group

Yes. Beair Medical Group accepts most major insurances for primary care visits. The practice also offers direct primary care subscriptions for patients who prefer that model. Both options give patients access to the same clinical team and services.

The practice provides internal medicine, pediatrics, behavioral health, women's health, preventive care, and vaccinations. On-site resources include in-house labs and a basic pharmacy. For services outside the clinic, the team draws on a network of community partnerships to coordinate care and keep costs manageable.

Yes. Dr. Kara Beair Butler trained in both Internal Medicine and Pediatrics, so she treats patients from birth through adulthood. Families can schedule care for newborns, children, and adults all in one practice.

The clinic operates Monday through Friday from 7:30am to 7:00pm. The practice also offers 24-hour call availability, so patients can reach their own provider after hours when urgent needs come up.

Yes. The practice houses behavioral health services alongside primary care under one roof. Kim Beair, LPC, brings nearly 30 years of counseling experience and serves as Director of Behavioral Health Services. This setup lets the clinical team address medical and mental health needs in the same visit.

Yes. Dr. Beair Butler has a strong focus on children with complex diagnoses and special needs. The pediatric program also partners with Reach Out and Read and The Talking is Teaching Campaign. Children from birth to five receive a new book at every Well Child Check.

You can call the practice at (918) 995-2395 or reach out by email to get started. The clinic is located at 5018 E. 68th Street, Suite 200 in South Tulsa. New patients with traditional insurance and those interested in a direct primary care subscription are both welcome.

Yes. Beair Medical Group participates in the Vaccines for Children Program, which provides vaccines at no cost to eligible children. The practice also administers a full selection of adult vaccines as part of its preventive care services.

Yes. The practice runs in-house labs and maintains a basic pharmacy within the clinic. Handling these services on-site reduces the number of outside visits patients need and keeps care more convenient and coordinated.