EDMOND —
Integris Physician Services recently welcomed Kevin Teal, M.D., and Charlotte Coyner, M.D.
Teal is a board certified neurosurgeon. He received his medical degree from the University of Texas Southwestern at Dallas. He spent four years as a neurosurgeon for the United States Army Department of Defense where he treated active duty military personnel. He also commanded the Neurosurgical Field Hospital team in peace time training sessions.
Teal will begin practicing on Aug. 1 at Integris Spine and Neurological Surgery, located at 3705 N.W. 63rd, Suite 212, in Oklahoma City. He is accepting new patients. For more information or to schedule an appointment, call 552-0401.
Coyner is a family medicine physician. She attended Virginia Commonwealth University School of Medicine, and completed residency at the Great Plains Family Medicine residency program.
“It’s an honor to serve as a physician to patients of all ages in this community,” Coyner said. “I am a native Oklahoman, born at Baptist Hospital, raised in Edmond and received an undergraduate degree from the University of Oklahoma. My father and grandfather both practiced medicine in central Oklahoma, and I’m pleased to continue that legacy.”
Coyner joins Drs. Jeff Cruzan, Eric Dedeke and Andrea Taylor at Integris Family Care Northwest at 6601 W. Hefner Road in Oklahoma City. Coyner’s start date is Aug. 6. She is accepting new patients. For more information or to schedule an appointment, call 728-7692.
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