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Your Trusted Healthcare Partner in Oklahoma
At OU Health, we pride ourselves on serving Oklahoma as a destination of choice for treating severe and life-threatening conditions within an academic learning environment. Our system provides access to a variety of care options, including advanced technology and experts who deliver industry-leading healthcare. As Oklahoma's flagship academic health system, we lead with compassion, civility, caring, curiosity, belonging, and inclusion. Our culture emphasizes values that allow team members to be their authentic selves while fostering a workplace where all employees feel a sense of belonging, see themselves in organization decisions, and contribute their best work.We offer comprehensive services ranging from nationally recognized children's care to the state's only NCI-Designated Cancer Center, Oklahoma's leader in Level I trauma care, and advanced aortic surgery programs. Our locations across Oklahoma City, Edmond, Tulsa, and other communities ensure access to specialty care close to home.
Services
Cancer Care
Diabetes Services
Pediatrics
Emergency Care
Cardiac Care
Neurosciences
Orthopedics
Geriatrics
Transplant Services
Primary Care
Highlights and features
- Nationally Recognized Children's Care
- Only NCI-Designated Cancer Center in Oklahoma
- Oklahoma's Leader in Level I Trauma Care
- Comprehensive Academic Medical Research
- Advanced Aortic Surgery Services
Associations and certifications
- NCI-Designated Cancer Center
Services
Cancer Care
Our Stephenson Cancer Center is Oklahoma's only NCI-Designated Cancer Center, providing comprehensive treatment through multidisciplinary care teams. We offer innovative therapies, clinical trials, radiation oncology, surgical oncology, and supportive services for every cancer type. Patients benefit from the latest advancements in diagnostics and personalized treatment plans.
Pediatric Services
Oklahoma Children's Hospital offers the state's only comprehensive pediatric heart transplant program and Level IV neonatal care. Services include pediatric ER, subspecialty clinics, neonatal intensive care, and specialized surgical programs. We provide family-centered care in a child-friendly environment with board-certified pediatric specialists.
Emergency Care
We provide 24/7 emergency services with Level I trauma centers in Oklahoma City and Edmond. Our emergency departments offer rapid diagnostics, critical care teams, and advanced treatment for severe injuries, strokes, heart attacks, and pediatric emergencies. Facilities include on-site CT scans, X-ray, and ultrasound capabilities.
Diabetes Care
The Harold Hamm Diabetes Center is among the world's largest diabetes institutions, integrating research with clinical care. Services include adult and pediatric diabetes management, clinical trials, prevention programs, and partnerships with Native American communities. We offer specialized clinics for insulin pumps, nutrition, and complication screening.
Transplant Services
Our Transplant Institute offers kidney, pancreas, liver, and bone marrow transplants with comprehensive pre- and post-operative care. We maintain the state's sole comprehensive bone marrow transplant center and perform advanced procedures like pediatric heart transplants. Patients receive coordinated care through dedicated transplant coordinators and immunosuppression management.
Questions
How do I schedule an appointment with OU Health physicians?
Schedule appointments online through MyChart, contact individual clinics directly, or call our main number (405) 271-4700 for assistance with Oklahoma City locations.
What locations offer OU Health emergency services?
Emergency departments operate 24/7 at OU Health University of Oklahoma Medical Center (Oklahoma City), OU Health Edmond Medical Center, and OU Health Edmond ER & Urgent Care locations.
Does OU Health conduct cancer research?
Yes, our Stephenson Cancer Center participates in clinical trials and research programs, offering access to innovative treatments through Oklahoma's only NCI-Designated Cancer Center.
Are telehealth visits available for primary care?
Virtual urgent care and primary care visits are available through OU Health Virtual Health for Oklahoma residents in non-emergency situations.
How can I access my medical records?
Request records through MyChart patient portal, complete a release form at any OU Health facility, or contact Health Information Management at (405) 271-8173.
Reviews (4)
Teresa Luz Ramos
Jan 23, 2022
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Do not take your loved ones to this hospital, I promise you will regret it. My brother was there for 11 days before going into hospice and it was such a horrible experience there. Most of the staff was rude, inconsiderate and bad at their jobs. The neurosurgeon wanted to do a surgery on my brother that wasnt going to improve his quality of life. I felt like I was in the twilight zone.
Hector Jurado
Jan 20, 2022
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My mom has cancer and covid! They are taking several HOURS to give my mom medication for her 103 degree fever! Btw my mom JUST finished chemo treatments last week and caught covid at the hospital Wednesday Jan 12th 2022. Its honestly ridiculous and I am fed up with how little they care for my mother. They gave her covid and they arent properly taking care of her! I am writing this review because they are still continuing to neglect my mother. My sister is constantly calling and they are not doing anything! Worst patient care my family ever experienced.
Katie Freisinger
Jan 02, 2022
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Came here for outpatient surgery. Was barely able to lift my arms to get myself dressed to go home. Nurses were extremely helpful getting me dressed and they truly cared.
De'Ron R.
Dec 24, 2021
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Pregnant women should avoid this hospital at all costs. Especially minority women. The nurses and OBGYNs here have done nothing to prevent pregnancy loss for high risk patients. Other hospital nurses and OBGYNs from other hospitals have mentioned that OU should have implemented many different things such as strict bed rest and so forth. They are absolutely horrible here. The worst hospital in Oklahoma. I hope theyre sued.
