Dr. Zeyfoula Beytoula, MD

Great doctor

An excellent internal medicine doctor with remarkable clinical expertise and genuine compassion. I always felt heard, respected, and confident in my care.

Thank you for your hard work, dedication, and the positive impact you have on the lives of your patients every day. It has truly been an honor to be under your care.

I had an exceptional experience with this hospitalist physician and cannot speak highly enough of the care I received. From the very beginning, they were professional, attentive, and genuinely compassionate. They took the time to listen carefully to my concerns, explained my condition and treatment plan in clear and understandable terms, and made sure all my questions were answered thoroughly.

Horrible physician, have seen him actually mock physical disabilities and act in a way that is punitive toward patients if questioned. Rating is no stars

Did not spend any time with patient as well as tried to discredit what was witnessed by several professionals in the Trauma room in the ER.

Dr. Beytoula was very caring and helpful during my stay in the hospital. He answered most of my questions and addressed my concerns. I would definitely come back to Muskogee Regional Medical Center. Excellent Care.

Dr. Beytoula is a horrible excuse for a doctor. Never have I encountered a physician who yells at his patients, then yells at their families and demands that family members cast their afflicted loved ones out like discarded garbage. His theory seems to be, "The patient is incurable, so kick them out of the hospital bed and put them somewhere else, so they can hurry and die!" He has no compassion for his patients nor their family. He is heartlesss and very cruel to his patients. He shows no mercy to his patients, he is very, very cruel. He seems to be a doctor who is in the profession for the MONEY, not to help heal people. If you want your loved one in the grave soon, then Dr. Beytoula is the one you should seek, because he will help put them in a grave. He should not be in the healing profession. He should be in the funeral business. He will contribute to his patients getting there more quickly than they should.