A Physician Who Listens, Thinks, and Follows Through, Serving Oklahoma City
You Are Never Just Another Appointment
We are intentional from the first conversation, and every one after.
You may be carrying significant responsibilities at work and at home: a professional, a business owner, a caregiver, a parent watching over a child's health as closely as your own, someone trying to remain active and independent as the years go on. Maybe it's symptoms no one has fully explained, or the changes that come with a new stage of life. You've tried appointments, tests, and supplements, and still, no one is seeing the complete picture, for you or for the people you're caring for.
Crescent Medical was created to offer a different kind of primary care. Led by Dr. Fatima Z. Jaffrey, a family physician and healthcare outcomes leader, Crescent Medical is centrally located, serving adolescents, adults, and families in Mayfair–Belle Isle, Nichols Hills, The Village, and Downtown neighborhoods, as well as north and south Oklahoma City. Here, your physician takes the time to understand your health as a whole, create one coordinated plan, and follow your progress over time.
Where Depth Comes Before Speed
Advantages & Benefits of Joining
Many patients feel like they're managing their own care alone. Much of healthcare today is shaped by volume: more patients, shorter visits, less time to think through what's actually happening with any person. That's why Crescent Medical was built differently.
Dr. Fatima Jaffrey spent years leading outcomes and quality-improvement work across Northwell Health, an academic health system in New York, before bringing that same discipline into her patient relationships. She intentionally keeps a small patient panel, so visits can run up to 60 minutes if needed, and every symptom, medication, and lab result is reviewed as one connected picture, followed over time by a physician who has come to know you as a person, not a chart.
Some patients simply want a physician they can rely on long term. Others arrive with prevention, menopause or low testosterone, midlife changes in energy, weight, sleep, mood, and stress, or symptoms no one has fully explained. Either way, the model is the same: enough time, and a plan built around your life stage and goals.
Become part of a practice built to actually know you.
Transparent, membership-based pricing
Direct communication with the care team
Visits commonly last 45 to 60 minutes
A limited patient panel, kept small by design
Little or no waiting at scheduled appointments
Care coordinated across labs, medications, and specialists
Earlier identification of health risks, before they become bigger problems
Discounted cash rates on many labs, medications, and imaging services
HSA-eligible membership
What This Means for Your Care
The Right Care, at the Right Time
Membership is a flat monthly fee for your ongoing primary care, not insurance, and not a charge for every question or visit. At Crescent, memberships start at $150 a month. Structured prevention programs are available in addition to membership. It's what makes it possible to offer little to no waiting, direct communication with your care team, and a physician who stays with your plan over time. It solves the problem of care that starts over with someone new each time you need it.
Thoughtful Coordination
All of You, in One Coordinated Plan
Primary Care for Adolescents & Adults
Preventive & Wellness Care
Virtual Visits
Medication and Chronic-Condition Management
Care Coordination
Metabolic Health & Weight Management
Prevention Planning
Women's Health
Men's Health
Cognitive Health
Nutrition, Movement & Sleep
Executive & Employer Health
In-Office Services
Meet
Dr. Fatima Z. Jaffrey
Dr. Jaffrey is a board-certified family physician and the founder of Crescent Medical, an independent primary and preventive care practice she established in Oklahoma City in 2014. Her career spans more than two decades across clinical medicine, preventive medicine, outcomes research, quality improvement, and healthcare-delivery redesign.
She trained at the Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth College Family Medicine Residency and was the Director of Outcomes Research at Long Island Jewish Medical Center (part of North Shore–LIJ Health System, now Northwell Health), which shaped the way she practices medicine today. Effective care requires enough time to understand the patient and deliver the right care with the right resources.
Dr. Jaffrey built Crescent as a deliberately limited-panel practice where extended visits, continuity, careful clinical reasoning, and follow-through are central to the model, not exceptions to it.
What Getting Better Actually Looks Like
up to
30%
improvement across measured symptom domains.
DISCLAIMER: These findings reflect observational practice data. They do not establish that a particular treatment caused the improvement or predict individual results.
Care shouldn't be a guessing game, and neither should your progress.
Dr. Jaffrey follows your symptoms (fatigue, sleep, energy, focus, mood, anxiety) over time, so you always know whether your plan is actually working, and if it isn't, it changes.
Crescent's internal outcomes registry, which includes 110 of the practice’s patients and six years of evaluated patient-reported data, shows up to 30% improvement across measured symptom domains, particularly amongst its longest-term patients. We’re built on more than a decade of practice and a simple focus: the patient.
That's the standard here, not how many appointments you've had, but whether you're actually getting better.
What Are We Trying to Improve? Let's Start There.
The Point Isn't More Care. It's Better Care.