Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about appointments, insurance, and your visit.
Why Choose Invictus Healthcare System?
Instead of a massive, cumbersome healthcare facility, we provide an individualized, holistic approach to each person’s specialized needs. Our providers are known for their innovative techniques and that they truly care for each and every patient.
How Do I Book an Appointment?
There are many options to book an appointment at Invictus Healthcare with one of our providers. You may request an appointment online, call our front office at (918) 994-4000 or send an email to info@invictus.healthcare.
What Personal Information Will I Need On-Hand?
Please Have The Following Information Available:
- Your full name
- Date of birth
- Phone number and address
- Social security number
- Insurance Carrier and ID Number
- Description of injury or symptoms
- Testing you have had done in the last 6 months
Where is Invictus Healthcare Located?
Our clinic is located at 9709 E. 79th Street, Tulsa, OK 74133, which is just East of Mingo. Click here for the Google Maps navigation link.
Does Invictus Healthcare Accept Medicare Insurance?
Yes, we accept Medicare insurance plans.
What Insurance Plans Does Invictus Healthcare Accept?
Invictus Healthcare is a preferred provider for most major insurance carriers. Please call (918) 994-4000 or email us at info@invictus.healthcare to verify your specific insurance information.
How Can I Access My Patient Information?
We pride ourselves in offering secure access to your most up to date information. Through the patient portal, you have access to view future appointments, prescribed medications and your provider’s chart data. Click here to access the Patient Portal page. If you do not have your login information, please contact our front desk at (918) 994-4000.
What Is Minimally Invasive Surgery?
Minimally invasive surgery outcomes result in a quicker recovery from surgery and less pain.
It is performed through a small incision rather than a large, open incision that traditional surgeons use. Through this small incision, the surgeon is able to work through a tube with the assistance of a microscope to perform the surgery. This leads to less trauma to muscles, nerves and tissues, less bleeding, scarring, hospital time and trauma to organs. With a lesser amount of pain, patients are able to reduce the amount of narcotics taken after surgery.
The purpose of minimally invasive surgery is to stabilize the vertebral bones and spinal joints and to relieve the pressure being applied to the spinal nerves. This relieves problems that have resulted from conditions such as spinal instability, bone spurs, herniated discs, or spinal tumors.
Where Do Invictus Healthcare Physicians Perform Surgery?
Invictus Healthcare physicians have privileges at the following hospitals:
- Oklahoma Surgical Hospital
- Hillcrest Medical Center (Main)
- Hillcrest Hospital South
- St. John Health System (Main)
Does Invictus Healthcare Accept Worker's Compensation Cases?
We do not accept worker’s compensation cases, but we do provide MRIs for worker’s compensation.
Where Are Procedures Performed?
The majority of the treatments and procedures provided by Invictus Healthcare take place in our state-of-the-art healthcare facilities, while surgery is performed at select local hospitals.