Norman, OK

A native of Norman, Oklahoma, Dr. Kelley M. Lobb is board certified in family and preventive medicine. She graduated Magna cum Laude from the University of Oklahoma before earning her Medical Doctorate from the university’s College of Medicine. She completed her residency at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center, where she was awarded Intern of the Year for 2008-09 and served as the Chief Resident from 2010-2011.

After residency, Dr. Lobb practiced at Mercy Primary Care-Norman—formally Norman Clinic, Inc.—from 2011 until she joined Primary Health Partners. She provides care to patients from age 5 to end-of-life and embraces a whole-person approach in which the big picture matters and how her patients feel is important. Dr. Lobb strives to ensure her patients feel heard and unrushed, and that nothing comes between them and her ability to treat them. For Dr. Lobb, great care takes teamwork and a common goal.

Dr. Lobb initially joined the medical field to pursue forensic pathology, but during her rotations, fell in love with the patient interactions and relationships of family medicine. She is passionate about fostering long-term relationships with patients and providing them exceptional care in a timely fashion, fundamentals she feels are lacking in today’s traditional healthcare system. Joining the direct primary care model of Primary Health Partners has renewed her hope that she can deliver patient-centric care directly to her community and make long-lasting differences in the lives of the people she serves.

Dr. Lobb’s hobbies include singing, theater, and dance. She began singing around age 5 and danced competitively for many years, currently performing in productions at her hometown Sooner Theater. She has also served her community as the Live Auction Chair for the Sooner Chapter of the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation since 2019. She and her husband of 18 years, Quentin, share three beautiful children who keep them wonderfully busy.

Schedule an appointment with Dr. Lobb today and rediscover excellent healthcare.

Dr. Isaac Ilaoa is a board-certified internal medicine physician, and a true “Okie from Muskogee”, Oklahoma. His laid-back personality, contagious smile and ability to truly “connect” with people are just a few of the reasons his patients love him!

His journey into medicine was sparked by his service in the US Navy, where he witnessed firsthand the profound impact of healthcare on individuals’ lives. Whether caring for veterans in hospitals or aiding fellow service members during times of conflict, he discovered his passion for helping those in need. This experience led him to pursue a career that relieves suffering and fosters healing.

After five years of service and a tour in Iraq, he returned home to pursue his dream of becoming a physician. He received his undergraduate degree at The University of Oklahoma and went on to complete medical school at Oklahoma State University – College of Osteopathic Medicine.  For residency he attended the Naval Medical Center in San Diego, California, specializing in internal medicine.  After training he completed a second stint in the Navy as a Lieutenant Commander at Naval Health Clinic Corpus Christi before moving back to Oklahoma to be closer to family.  Dr. Ilaoa has spent the past 4 years practicing outpatient internal medicine, serving the Moore, Norman and greater S. OKC community.

Dr. Ilaoa’s transition to Primary Health Partners (PHP) is a significant step in his career. He strongly advocates the Direct Primary Care (DPC) model, which perfectly aligns with his values of patient-centered care. This model enables him to build meaningful relationships with his patients and provide them with the time and attention they truly deserve. Through his holistic approach to medicine and unwavering commitment to his patients, Dr. Ilaoa embodies the essence of compassionate healthcare. He welcomes patients from age 13 to end-of-life and looks forward to making a positive impact in each person entrusted to his care.

Outside of medicine, Dr. Ilaoa enjoys staying active and finds solace in music, whether listening or playing! He also spends time being active in his community by assisting non-profits in meeting the needs of underserved communities in Oklahoma and abroad. However, his greatest joy comes from spending time with his beloved family—his wife and their children, who drive his dedication to serving others.