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A provider who listens first, takes the time to understand what's really going on, orders the labs that matter, and can usually see you the same day when you're sick. The same team cares for you over the long run.
In-network with most major insurance · Same-day sick visits · Two Edmond locations
"A provider who has time for your whole health picture — not just your latest symptom."
Your primary care is in good hands with our team of APRN-CNPs — advanced practice registered nurses — caring for you under medical supervision and within their licensed scope of practice. Our providers work from shared protocols, so the care you've come to count on stays consistent no matter who you see.
Pristine Health was founded by Carley McLaughlin, APRN-CNP, a nurse practitioner who built this practice around a belief she felt strongly about: primary care should mean more time with your provider, not less.
Carley is currently not accepting new patients, but the standards she set — thorough visits, real listening, root-cause thinking, and same-day access when you're sick — are the ones every provider on our team carries forward for you.
Currently not accepting new patients.
Our primary care patients are cared for by our team of APRN-CNP providers across both Edmond locations.
When you request your appointment, just let us know if you have a provider you'd prefer to see, and we'll do our best to make it happen. You're cared for by a credentialed member of our team regardless of which location you visit.
Medication management, sick visits, referrals, women's health. The same care you'd expect from any primary care office, paired with the time and attention you remember from medicine that worked.
Pristine Health was founded by Carley McLaughlin, APRN-CNP, on a simple conviction: patients deserve more time with their provider, not less. More room to ask the questions on your mind, more attention to the root cause of what's going on, and more follow-through after you've left the office. That root-cause approach carries into primary care, so when something doesn't resolve the way it should, your provider has the time, and the team behind them, to look further.
We know how it feels to leave an appointment with more questions than you came in with, and we wanted to do this differently. That means longer visits, a provider who has read your history before they greet you, and labs chosen because they matter for you, not because they're routine. Conventional primary care works well for plenty of people. Patients come to us because they want a little more: time in the room, a provider who's easy to reach between visits, and a team that treats same-day sick care as a normal part of looking after you.
What is primary care?
If you don't have a primary care provider right now, establishing care means you finally have someone to call first, whether that's a sick visit, a referral, or a quick question about a new symptom. And when you're not feeling well today, primary care means you don't have to wait weeks for an opening or default to urgent care for the kinds of things a provider who knows you can usually handle.
If you already have a provider but tend to leave appointments feeling rushed, or you're looking for one who's in-network with your insurance and has room for new patients, primary care at Pristine is built for both: same-day access when something comes up, and a steady, ongoing relationship for everything else, from annual physicals and chronic condition management to women's health and specialist referrals.
Insurance & pricing
We're in-network with most major insurance carriers — including Blue Cross, Aetna, Health Choice, Ambetter, and United — so for most patients, a primary care visit is billed through insurance just like any other primary care appointment, subject to your plan's copay and deductible. In other words, most patients are seen using the benefits they already have, the same as they would anywhere else.
And if you're uninsured or simply prefer to pay out of pocket, that's no problem — self-pay visit rates are available. Just ask our team for current self-pay pricing when you request your appointment, and we'll make sure you know what to expect before you ever walk in. Because coverage varies from plan to plan, it's always worth confirming your specific benefits when you fill out the new patient form or give our office a call.
Sometimes the reason you came in for a sick visit or an annual physical turns out to be the surface of something bigger: fatigue that won't lift, weight changes you can't explain, mood shifts, or hormone-related symptoms that linger even when your labs come back "normal." If that sounds familiar, you're not imagining it, and there's a next step right here at Pristine.
Our functional medicine team works alongside primary care to dig deeper into root causes, through more extensive lab testing and a personalized plan built around your specific patterns. You don't have to choose one or the other. If your primary care provider notices something that warrants a closer look, they can help you take that next step when you're ready.
Frequently asked
Pristine is in-network with most major insurance carriers, including Blue Cross Blue Shield, Aetna, Health Choice, Ambetter, and United, for primary care visits at both Edmond locations. Coverage details vary by plan, so we recommend confirming your specific benefits when you complete our new patient form or call our office.
In most cases, yes. We hold space for same-day sick visits for concerns like strep throat, the flu, or a sinus infection that needs to be seen quickly. Same-day availability isn't guaranteed for every visit type, so call us directly at 405-229-8209 and our team will work to get you in.
We're in-network with most major insurance carriers, so there's a good chance your plan is accepted. The most reliable way to confirm is to share your insurance information when you request a new patient appointment, and our team will verify your coverage before your visit so there are no surprises.
Yes. Preventive care is a core part of our primary care services, including annual physicals, recommended screenings, and ongoing health monitoring. Many patients use Pristine as their sole primary care provider for both preventive and as-needed visits, with more time to review your full health history and labs.
Primary care addresses everyday health needs: sick visits, physicals, chronic condition management, and preventive screenings. Functional medicine goes further for patients whose symptoms persist despite standard care, using expanded lab testing to explore root-cause contributors. Many patients start in primary care and move to functional medicine if needed.
We don't currently offer online appointment booking. To request a new patient appointment, fill out our new patient request form or call/text us directly at 405-229-8209. Our team typically follows up within one business day to confirm your appointment and answer any insurance questions.
Pristine's primary care team is staffed by APRN-CNPs, advanced practice registered nurses, not MDs. Within their licensed scope of practice and under medical supervision, our providers evaluate and help manage many of the same everyday health concerns a traditional primary care office handles, with visits structured to allow more time per appointment.
For your first visit, bring a photo ID, your insurance card, a list of current medications and dosages, and any recent lab or medical records you'd like your provider to review. This helps your provider understand your full health picture from the very first appointment.
If the number on the scale doesn't tell your whole story, an InBody body composition scan can help by measuring muscle, fat, and hydration in a few minutes.
Scans are available at our Sooner Road location (3109 N. Sooner Rd., Edmond) and can be added to select visits, like an annual physical. Ask your provider whether one is a good fit for your goals.
Disclaimer
This content is for educational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Consult a qualified healthcare provider before starting any new treatment.
