Meet the Care Team

At the core of the LIFE PACE program is the Interdisciplinary Team (IDT). With LIFE PACE, you have a team of healthcare professionals working with both you and your family to ensure you get the coordinated care that you need. Your team gets to know you as an individual and helps you with your overall well-being, not just medical care.

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Renetta Reeves MD

Medical Director Of PACE

  • Medical Degree from University of Oklahoma, Bachelors of Science from Oklahoma State University

  • 33 years of diverse medical practice, including 2 years in wound care in nursing homes and extensive experience with patients of all ages, with a significant focus on geriatrics. Fellow of the American Academy of Family Practice, 13 years working in a center for individuals with developmental/intellectual disabilities, and 8 years with a non-profit for group homes serving the same population.

  • ”I love that what we do makes a difference. Many ideas from many different areas of expertise help us come up with the best overall plan.”

  • Enjoys reading, spending time with three grown children and their families. Enjoys good food and travel.

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Hillary Pane MD

PACE Physician

  • Medical Degree from Texas Tech, Undergraduate from University of Oklahoma.

  • ”I love spending time with patients and hearing their stories.”

  • Went to OU on a dance scholarship. Enjoys dance, musical theatre, and spending time with family.

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Constance Rogers DO

PACE Physician

  • Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine from Oklahoma State University, Bachelor's in Psychology.

  • Extensive background with 3 years in an inpatient psychiatric hospital, clinical research experience at Planned Parenthood, and a residency in Tahlequah working with the Cherokee Nation. Experience in emergency medicine from moonlighting at the emergency department from 2018 to 2023.

  • ”I like that we have the whole team to help take care of our participants’ needs and that we actually get to spend time getting to know them.”

  • Certified scuba diver with her husband, animal lover with three dogs and one cat.

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Tiffany Geisler

Nurse Practitioner

  • Adult Gerontology Nurse Practitioner Degree from Maryville University, Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Southwestern Oklahoma State University.

  • Started career as a CNA in long-term care for 3 years. Focused on adult and geriatric care, geriatric experience of 7 years, registered nurse in the emergency room on a cardiac unit, wound certified.

  • ”I enjoy quality time with participants and meeting their needs.”

  • Enjoys cooking, baking, spending time with family and pets. Has a Great Dane named Chicken and likes camping with family.

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Jan Byerly

Nurse Practitioner

  • Undergrad – OSU, Nursing school – TU, masters (APRN) degree from Purdue

    • Hospital experience for 5 years

    • Oncology nurse for 20+ years with clinical research involvement

    • Family and geriatric care in rural community clinic

  • “I love that at PACE there is a team approach of multiple disciplines to provide care to participants.”

  • Enjoys watching her 3 children participate in competitive sports. Also, travel, reading, jigsaw puzzles and kayaking are among Jan’s favorite activities. Born and raised in Tulsa.

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James Burns

Nurse Practitioner

  • Nurse Practitioner Graduate Degree from the University of South Alabama. Bachelor of Science in Nursing from the University of Tulsa.

  • 10 years of experience in hospital working with geriatrics, transitioning to primary care with a focus on keeping patients out of the hospital. Building a trusting relationship with my participants and listening to them to find out what they truly want and need.

  • ”I love hearing all of the success stories. It is incredible what all the team can do by working together.”

  • Father of a 13-year-old son and a 1-year-old daughter. Enjoys beekeeping and has 5 chickens.