Beau Jennings, D.O., is board certified in family medicine. Patient comments about him include:
"He was the nicest, non‐judgmental doctor I have ever had. He listened, had compassion and totally understood why I was there. Very good doctor and I really appreciated his time."
"Dr. Jennings is a very good doctor. He takes the time to listen to me and provide exceptional care."
"Dr. Jennings is fantastic. I've been seeing him for almost a decade. He doesn't treat just the symptoms, but the actual problem. Great doctor with many years of experience!"
"Dr. Jennings has been my doctor for years and I have received nothing but excellent care from him. I wouldn't want to go anywhere else. Keep up the good work!"
Dr. Jennings graduated from the Oklahoma State University College of Osteopathic Medicine in 1981. He completed his internship at Oklahoma State University Medical Center in Tulsa.
His personal interests include Russian history & literature, and golf.
Dr. Jennings' practice is located at:
Utica Park Clinic
1551 N. 9th St. (Lynn Lane)
Broken Arrow, OK 74012
His office hours are from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. He welcomes new patients. For more information or to request an appointment, call 918-355-7900.
12/05/2023
Doctor Jennings is great! He tells you how it is but wants to help for your best interest.
— Juston Orcutt
09/13/2023
Dr Jennings is the best -- he cares, he follows up, he's thorough, and he 'knows his stuff'!
— Trisha Jorgensen
07/06/2023
Dr. Jennings was very personable and professional. He asked specific questions relative to the appointment and listened closely to the answers provided.
— Virginia Lane
04/23/2023
No problems with easy check in.
— Ralph Johnson
02/15/2023
I give nothing lower than an A-plus rating for my experience each and every visit. From the check in staff, initial vitals/history review, and my visit with my Doctor. Would highly recommend to anyone for your primary healthcare needs.
— Will Moore
12/26/2022
The staff is very courteous they help you in every way that they can.
— Charlene Tinker
