Our Team

I had interactions with some great physicians at various times while growing up in the small-town of Gans, Oklahoma. I was always inspired by how much of a difference a caring physician could make during difficult times. I have always wanted to be able to make that kind of a positive impact on the lives of others.

The thing that I am most excited for as a physician at Remedy Health is the ability to spend as much time as needed with patients. I have always felt the most important aspect of medicine is forming meaningful relationships and empowering patients to improve their own health through better understanding of their conditions and treatment options. Remedy affords me the opportunity to spend adequate time to form these bonds and provide access to my patients.

When not caring for patients, I enjoy spending time with my wife and three children. My hobbies include fishing, hunting, and scuba diving.

Growing up, I knew that I wanted to be in a profession that helped people and allowed me to form relationships with people in my community. One of my high school teachers, who was a doctor and an ex Army Ranger, piqued my interest in medicine and started me on my road to becoming a doctor. When I was afraid and worried I couldn't do it, my boyfriend (now husband) always pushed me to keep going and to follow my dreams.

My favorite part of Remedy (besides the relationships I get to have with my patients, of course!) is the other people that I work with. All of my coworkers are kind, friendly, and always help me out when I have no clue where to find stuff or how to print from my computer.

When not at work, I spend much of my free time with my husband and 4 year old son. As you can expect, this means you can almost always find us at the park, splash pad, zoo, or with family. We are a classic car family as well, so we enjoy car shows and auctions. I have two dogs (Myrtle the Basset Hound and Callie the Italian Greyhound) and one cat (Kiki the fat loaf that complains all the time). I also enjoy reading, quilting, and hiding from my son while I eat candy.

Chris Sudduth, MD MPH, is a 4th generation Oklahoman from the small town of Savanna. Following graduation from Oklahoma Baptist University with honors, he earned a Master of Public Health degree in Health Administration & Policy from the University of Oklahoma College of Public Health in Oklahoma City, and then a Doctorate of Medicine from the University of Oklahoma School of Community Medicine in Tulsa. Dr. Sudduth practiced medicine for several years as a hospitalist physician before launching Remedy Health in 2018, an independent, direct primary care practice in Tulsa. Remedy Health's nearly 30 providers serve individuals, families, and employer groups both small and large across Oklahoma and Arkansas.

Dr. Sudduth finds great joy in deeply and meaningfully caring for every one of his patients at Remedy Health. He enjoys spending time getting to know each patient, helping them identify health needs and goals, and then partnering with them to achieve their goals. He also serves as CEO of Remedy Health. This enables him to focus on fulfilling the Remedy Health mission of rescuing patients and other physicians from the broken and oftentimes harmful healthcare system. He envisions all Oklahomans eventually enjoying access to this "white-glove" level of primary care.

When not at work, Dr. Sudduth spends time with his lovely wife Beka and their four boys and little girl who keep them busy playing sports, reading, swimming, building LEGO's, watching Dude Perfect, and creating art and music together. He also enjoys spending time working on his small farm in Broken Arrow, growing a variety of berries and fruit, and working on the land. Most of all, he loves having people over to his house to eat a meal together and hang out. Lastly, Grace & Peace Church is a special place where his soul is refreshed every week.

A graduate of Broken Arrow High school, Dr. Schoenewe attended Oklahoma State University where he majored in both Biomedical Science and Spanish. Upon graduation he moved to Mexico City, Mexico and worked with the giant panda reproduction program at Chapultepec Zoo, as an English teacher to corporate business professionals, and as a motion picture actor and stunt man for Churubusco Studios. He returned to Oklahoma and attended Oklahoma State University College of Osteopathic medicine and the University of Oklahoma Family Medicine residence program in Tulsa.

Upon completion of his training, he practiced for 2 years in a rural hospital and clinic in East Texas. He then returned to Oklahoma and has been practicing in the Tulsa area since 2004.

An avid elk hunter, Dr. Schoenewe has also been very involved in combat sports as a ring side physician for the past 20 years. In his free time Dr. Schoenewe enjoys outdoor activities and spending time with his daughter and his girlfriend.

Dr. Schoenewe is currently accepting new patients.

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Graduado de la preparatoria Broken Arrow High School, el Dr. Schoenewe atendió Oklahoma
State University donde se especializó en Ciencias Biomédicas y Español. Cuando se graduó se
mudo a la Ciudad de México, México y trabajó para un programa de reproducción de pandas
gigantes en el Zoológico de Chapultepec, como un maestro de inglés para profesionales de
negocios corporativos, como un actor y también como un doble de cine para Churubusco
Studios. El regreso a Oklahoma y atendió Oklahoma State University de Medicina Osteopática
y también la Universidad de Oklahoma en el programa de residencia de Medicina Familiar en
Tulsa.

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Al completar su entrenamiento, el práctico por 2 años en un hospital rural y una clínica en el
este de Texas. El entonces regresó a Oklahoma y ha estado practicando en el área de Tulsa
desde el 2004.

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Un ávido cazador de Alces, el Dr. Schoenewe también está involucrado en deportes de
combate siendo un doctor de cuadrilátero por 20 años. En su tiempo libre el Dr. Schoenewe
disfruta de actividades al aire libre, pasar tiempo con su hija y su novia.

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Dr. Schoenewe actualmente está aceptando pacientes nuevos.

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I was an army brat the first 15 years of my life. After retiring, my parents returned to Raton New Mexico to help care for their parents. It was there that I discovered the sciences and my passion to become a primary care physician. I attended medical school at the University of New Mexico and had the opportunity to follow and work with the physicians in "my home town". I completed residency training in internal medicine/pediatrics at OU-Tulsa and have practiced both inpatient and outpatient medicine. I really enjoy spending quality time with my patients.

I met my wife Janice during residency. We have 2 daughters, Erin (a 1st grade teacher in Oologah) and Lindsey (a physician associate student at OU-OKC).

I enjoy swimming, walks with my wife, woodworking, playing guitar, and baritone horn playing.

Medicine is the perfect blend of my passion for people and science. Upon graduating high school, I joined the U.S. Army. After completing active duty, I served in the Oklahoma National Guard and dove into my studies to become a doctor. My interest began with biomedical science and quickly evolved into an interest in medicine. Starting my education in biology, I was drawn to biomedical science and internal medicine to care for the Tulsa community.

As a Remedy Health team member, I am excited to be able to practice quality medicine and get to know patients without the constraints of a typical practice. I am able to focus on their needs as opposed to having to expedite care and meet quotas.

When I'm not at work, I enjoy staying active and spending time with my wife and family.

I grew up in a small town and admired the comprehensiveness of the local family physician to know the patient and their community. At McAlester High School and the University of Oklahoma, I was interested in studying the sciences and especially human physiology and pathology. I went to Oklahoma State University for medical school and did special training in rural Oklahoma that helped me understand the needs of our state. My training at In His Image residency program helped me incorporate my faith into my practice of medicine considering spiritual aspects of health.

At Remedy, I am excited to have the time needed to educate patients and come alongside them in their health journey. In each appointment I strive to make sute sure I felt the patient gained knowledge, perspective, and confidence they did not have before.

When I'm not at work, I love spending time with my husband, RJ, and our daughters, Hattie and Eloise. We all love doing any activity outdoors, family walks, hiking, and going to the lake or ocean.

I'm told by my mom that when I was about 4 years old, I shouted from the back seat of our car "I'm going to be a pediatrician!" - I'm one of those rare people that never changed my mind! Not a single person in my family is a physician, so I must have just been born into this amazing career!

I am most excited to be at Remedy Health because I finally have the time I need to not just take care of my patients' problems, but to truly CARE for my patients!

I have four amazing children ages 6, 10, 14, and 16. I love to run almost every day. I do it for my mental health as much as my physical health. I'm a voracious reader and you'll usually find me surrounded by at least 2 books as well as the one I'm listening to on Audible. I love cooking, although my kids might not agree. Finally, and I truly mean this, my life is all about my patients. They have really become extended family to me.

I pursued nursing because I've always been interested in helping people. I remember being fascinated by health and healthcare in high school, so it just seemed like the right path for me. One thing I enjoy about Remedy is that I'm able to spend more time truly getting to know my patients and getting to the correct diagnosis.

When I'm not at work I enjoy time with my husband Christopher, my son, Rory, and our cat, Twix. My hobbies include reading, running, and biking. I'm also a big sports fan. I love watching hockey, football, and basketball. Go Razorbacks!

Doing medical mission trips inspired me to become a nurse practitioner. I wanted to expand my practice and be able to provide high quality care to all my patients. Now I have achieved this goal and enjoy practicing medicine here and abroad!

I love being able to empower my patients with knowledge. I love patient education and assisting my patients with taking control of their health with knowledge.

I love spending time with my family and pets. I have 3 nephews, 1 niece, 2 cats, and a dog that keep me pretty busy!

My first college physics class at Baylor University washed me out of engineering and into a pre-med biology program where a passion for medicine and desire to serve others was kindled.  I joined the student run campus ambulance service after completing EMT training, played in a college band, worked hard in biology and completed an academic minor in music before being accepted into the University of Oklahoma Medical School.  I trained in the Med-Peds program at OU Tulsa then practiced both hospital and clinic based medicine. I enjoy getting to know patients and taking the time to understand their needs.

There are two dogs at the Calvert house that keep everyone busy. When not spending time with my family I enjoy fishing and blacksmithing custom kitchen knives.

I grew up in Bartlesville, then attended Baylor, OU College of Medicine, and University of Tennessee for Internal Medicine Residency. Returning to Tulsa, I  taught for several years as an assistant professor of Medicine at OU Tulsa.  I have worked as a hospitalist and clinic physician and have always enjoyed the opportunity to work with people to improve their health and vitality. I look forward to going to work every day!

I enjoy studying all areas of medicine and have done additional studies in pain, psychiatry, and addiction medicine. I value the experience I have gained in the hospital regarding cardiology and advanced disease care.  

l feel blessed to be able to practice medicine and to do what I can to offer hope and comfort. I want to help people maximize their potential at all stages of life so they can continue to use their gifts to be an inspiration to others.

My wife, Ann, is a preschool teacher.  We are blessed with four daughters, two sons-in-law, and now are enjoying three grandchildren. Our family has been on mission trips to Latin America and China. I am passionate about theology and enjoy mentoring youth. Ann and I love being actively involved in our church at Anthem.

My hobbies include playing tennis, biking, swimming, and playing music.

I am an “Okie,” born and raised in Oklahoma.  I was a competitive gymnast and collegiate cheerleader which developed my passion for health and exercise.  I loved math and science and the two combined lead me to my interest in medicine and becoming a PA before many people even knew about a Physician Assistant.  I graduated with a Bachelors in Nutritional Science from Oklahoma State University and then went on to attend the University of Oklahoma College of Medicine to complete my Master’s degree in Physician’s Associate.  I have practiced as a PA in Family Medicine since 2007, seeing mostly adolescents and adults with a passion for women’s health.

I am excited to be a part of the Remedy Team.  After facing a health challenge myself, I learned the importance of having the time and empathy to listen to my patients to provide the most accurate diagnosis; this model of medicine will allow me to provide this care.  I love to teach, educate, and partner with my patients to obtain their best health.

I enjoy spending time with my husband and three daughters.  We also live on land with chickens, fruit trees, and a garden.  We have two dogs, a bloodhound, Rosie and a Golden Retriever, Rocky as well as a bunny, Flop!  I love to travel, cook, and exercise and watch my girls doing the sports they love!  We have attended Life.Church for over 20 years. Go Pokes!!