Cenegenics Tulsa

Dr. Patrick Sharp is a physician-leader whose career bridges traditional family medicine, precision longevity care, and elite physical performance. As President and Center Physician of Cenegenics Tulsa, he brings decades of clinical experience and a deeply personal commitment to helping individuals achieve sustained health, strength, and vitality.

Dr. Sharp began his medical training at the University of Oklahoma College of Pharmacy before earning his Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine degree from Oklahoma State University College of Osteopathic Medicine. He completed his Family Practice residency at Oklahoma State University and went on to practice across multiple hospital systems, including St. Francis Hospital, Southcrest Hospital, and Ardent Health Systems—developing a broad, real-world understanding of chronic disease management and patient care.

In 2004, Dr. Sharp completed physician training and certification in Age Management Medicine through Cenegenics, integrating longevity-focused care into his existing family practice. By 2010, he made a decisive transition to practicing age management medicine full time—dedicating his work to the study and application of nutrition, exercise science, and hormone optimization for both men and women in partnership with Cenegenics.

At Cenegenics Tulsa, Dr. Sharp designs personalized, data-driven longevity programs that emphasize prevention, performance, and long-term resilience. His clinical philosophy reflects the Cenegenics mission: moving beyond reactive medicine to proactive, physician-led strategies that help individuals maintain peak function throughout life.

Dr. Sharp truly “walks the walk.” A lifelong fitness enthusiast and martial artist, he holds a fourth-degree black belt in karate, a third-degree black belt in Ketsugo Jiu-Jitsu, and a black belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. His disciplined training background informs both his medical practice and his belief that physical capability, mental focus, and longevity are inseparable.

Dr. Sharp’s leadership, clinical expertise, and performance-driven mindset embody the Cenegenics promise: helping individuals not just live longer—but live stronger at every stage of life.

Dr. Kala Omstead is an experienced osteopathic physician with more than 23 years of clinical practice in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Her approach to care blends the principles of family medicine with precision-focused age management, allowing her to support long-term health, vitality, and performance through every stage of life.

Dr. Omstead graduated with honors from the University of Tulsa, where she earned her undergraduate degree in Pre-Med with a minor in Chemistry. She received her Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine degree from the Oklahoma State University College of Osteopathic Medicine and completed both her internship and residency at Oklahoma State University Medical Center in Tulsa.

Throughout her career, Dr. Omstead has been affiliated with several major hospital systems in the region, including Saint Francis Hospital, Southcrest Hospital, Hillcrest South Hospital, and Oklahoma State University Medical Center. Her extensive experience in traditional family medicine provided firsthand insight into the limitations of reactive healthcare and the growing need for proactive, preventive strategies.

In 2014, Dr. Omstead expanded her clinical focus to include Age Management Medicine. As an affiliate physician with Cenegenics, she now integrates nutrition, exercise science, targeted supplementation, and hormone optimization into comprehensive, individualized care plans. Her osteopathic training reinforces a whole-person approach, recognizing the interconnectedness of structure, function, lifestyle, and physiology.

At Cenegenics Tulsa, Dr. Omstead partners closely with members to design and refine personalized longevity programs that emphasize prevention, resilience, and sustainable health outcomes. Her work reflects the Cenegenics mission: physician-led, data-driven care that empowers individuals to live stronger, healthier lives, not just longer ones.