Oklahoma City healthcare and hospitals
Healthcare is easily accessible in the community. Over 2000+ doctors and 350+ dentists, as well as thousands of other healthcare related professionals serve the community.
Oklahoma City Hospitals
As one of the nation's major centers of health delivery, there are more than 61,600 employed in the health
care sector in Oklahoma City. In all, the Oklahoma City MSA has 20 general medical and surgical hospitals, four specialized hospitals, and two federal medical installations with a combined total of more than 5,000 beds.
Bone and Joint Hospital
Specializing in orthopedics, arthritis and medical rehabilitation, the hospital was recognized as one of the nation's best orthopedic hospitals in U.S. News and World Report.
Deaconess Hospital
Specialty areas include the Deaconess Cancer Center, Cardiac Health Center, Women's Center, Senior Diagnostic Center, Oklahoma Lithotripsy Center and Adult Mental Health Center.
INTEGRIS Baptist Medical Center
INTEGRIS Baptist Medical Center is home to one of the nation's foremost organ transplantation programs as well as one of the nation's largest and most technologically advanced burn centers. Additionally, the hospital is known for its outstanding women's services, fertility institute, pediatric and neonatal care programs, cancer center, wound center and hyperbaric medicine program. The hospital's heart center has been named one of the Top 100 in the country.
INTEGRIS Southwest Medical Center
This 300-plus bed hospital is a comprehensive medical center offering a full range of medical, support and rehabilitative services. This hospital houses the INTEGRIS Oklahoma Heart Center, the Central Oklahoma Cancer Center and the Southwest Breast Health Center. Additionally, the hospital is home to The Sleep Disorders Center of Oklahoma, the only sleep center in Oklahoma to be fully accredited by the American Sleep Disorders Association.
Mercy Health Center
Offering a full range of diagnostic, therapeutic, rehabilitative and support services, the Mercy campus includes a 400-bed hospital with all private rooms. Approximately 900 family physicians and specialists practice at Mercy. The doctors represent 70 areas of medical expertise.
Midwest Regional Medical Center
This growing regional hospital offers the latest technology available in diagnostic testing, cardiac intervention, surgery, mental health treatment as well as recovery services. Recent expansions include a new state-of-the-art emergency room and Women's Breast Care Center.
OU Medical Center
Located at the Oklahoma Health Center, the OU Medical Center is the area's largest hospital and includes University Hospital, Children's Hospital and Presbyterian Hospital.
Children's Hospital of Oklahoma
The state's only full-service pediatric health care provider continues its 70-year commitment to offer the latest in medical technology and research for health maintenance and seriously ill or injured children from birth to age 21.
Presbyterian Hospital
With a focus on quality, efficiency and compassionate health care, Presbyterian Hospital offers the most advanced levels of tertiary care available in this region. It was this region of the country's first privately owned hospital accredited for teaching programs.
University Hospital
This teaching hospital specializes in cutting edge research, diagnosis and treatment of all aspects of medicine. Its world-renowned cardiac program, bone marrow transplant and women's services continue to lead the way.
St. Anthony Hospital
The largest hospital in the Oklahoma City area, this facility offers a wide range of services including the Frank C. Love Cancer Institute, cardiology, surgical services including laser capabilities, Joyful Beginnings Childbirth Center, behavioral medicine, occupational medicine and advanced diagnostic technology.
Veterans Administration Medical Center
The 389-bed hospital, "Caring for America's Heroes," is a general health care institution serving the Oklahoma City metropolitan area and the western two-thirds of Oklahoma. Special programs include cardiac catheterization, medical intensive care, coronary care, pulmonary function, outpatient, surgical intensive care and cardiac surgery.
Source: The Greater Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce
