Dave Stoll, PA-C, has practiced orthopedics since 2003. Prior to joining Utica Park Clinic, he cared for patients at the Hutchinson Clinic in Hutchinson, KS for 13 years.
Dave earned his health professions degree at Wichita State University in Wichita, KS in 2003. He is a member of the American Academy of Physician Assistants.
His personal interests include music, watching sports and participating in church activities.
Dave welcomes new patients and accepts most insurance plans. His office is located on the campus of Bailey Medical Center at:
Utica Park Clinic
10512 N. 110th East Ave., Suite 220
Owasso, OK 74055
Appointments can be scheduled by calling (918) 376-8959 between 8:00 am and 5:00 pm, Monday through Friday.
06/20/2024
I just saw Dr. Stoll for the first time and couldn't be more impressed. From the friendless of all the staff, cleanliness of the office, extremely timely manner in which I was seen, to the wonderful bedside manner of the Dr. who explained everything so well to me. I have horrid anxiety, yet seemed at ease the whole time I was there. It's wonderful to know I will be able to return with no fears or worries. I appreciate you all greatly.
— Frank Boston
02/27/2024
Dave is very knowledgeable and spent time teaching me about my issue. Very friendly staff and didn’t have a long wait! Thank you Dave Stoll!
— Deana Falconer
02/07/2024
As always the staff and Dr's are exceptional. I had a shoulder rebuild in 2023 and the the care and follow ups were GREAT. I cannot say enough about how well this hospital takes care of their patients. Greg R
— Greg
01/29/2023
I highly recommend Stoll. My daughter fainted at her appointment and he never left her side. Giving her all the time and attention she needed. Very professional but extremely compassionate about his job and patients.
— Lisa Glover
09/06/2022
Excellent P.A... answered all my questions and discussed where I am in treatment now. Wonderful staff of Dr. Orjala
— Lora
05/26/2022
Dave set me at ease and then explained to me the procedure and the steps that are required to make the knee replacement a successful operation.
— Ramon Clark
