Dr. Cary Carpenter and CFMA
Dr. Cary Carpenter is a graduate of East Central University and 1991 OU Medical School graduate. He worked as an Emergency Room Physician for several years before opening Choctaw Family Medicine in 1999.
In September 2006 we hired Physician Assistant Billy Sanders. Billy is very knowledgeable and has become an integral part of our team.
Our clinic also works with many schools to help teach and train new medical assistants, Physician Assistants, and Medical Students.
On the cutting edge of technology, in 2004 we established an Electronic Medical Record System and in 2010 we made improvements to a newer more advanced EMR with patient portal capabilities.
Since inception Choctaw Family Medicine has grown considerably becoming a choice clinic in Choctaw and the surrounding areas. VOTED BEST Medical Clinic in Choctaw, OK (Readers Choice Awards; 2012 and 2013 Choctaw Times) We care for patients of all ages and are truly thankful to them for allowing us to be their MEDICAL HOME.
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