Health Services

Thousands of Oklahomans are treated each year by clinical faculty at the OU Health Sciences Center or by those who have been trained by these clinicians.

OU Medical Center
(405) 271-4700

OU Physicians
(405) 271-2222
With nearly 450 doctors, OU Physicians is the state's largest multi-specialty physician group. Our practice encompasses nearly every specialty. Many of our doctors have expertise in the management of complex conditions that's unavailable anywhere else in the state, region — or sometimes even the nation. We also serve as faculty at The University of Oklahoma College of Medicine and train the region's future physicians.

OU Dentistry
(405) 271-5714 or oudfrontdesk@ouhsc.edu
The University Dental Faculty Group is a full service dental practice which provides general dental services as well as dental specialty services. The philosophy of the practice is to provide its dental patients with the highest quality, most cost effective dental treatment.

Allied Health Clinics
(405) 271-2866
The Allied Health Clinics is a partnership of health care practitioners, researchers, and professionals that exist to deliver health care services and education. The Clinics are a multi-disciplinary entity with its primary goal of providing excellence in health care. Specialties include physical and occupational therapy, speech pathology, audiology, gait and balance, low vision and nutritional counseling.

Family and Preventative Medicine Clinic
(405) 271-8000
At the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center Family and Preventive Medicine Clinic we offer a team approach to health care for your entire family. Our board-certified physicians, physician assistants and clinical staff work together to provide routine health screenings, obstetrical care andphysical exams, as well as care for acute and chronic illnesses.

Children’s Medical Research Institute
Children’s Medical Research Institute is the only organization in Oklahoma whose sole focus is the advancement of pediatric research and education. Current research and education focus areas include: infectious disease, cancer and blood disorders, cystic fibrosis and lung disease, genetic disorders, diabetes and endocrinology, developmental and behavioral pediatrics (ADHD, Autism), clinical child psychology, trauma and pediatric surgery, kidney disease, gastroenterology, pediatric training, ethics in pediatric medicine, and the care of critically-ill newborns and preemies.

The Center on Child Abuse and Neglect
The Center on Child Abuse and Neglect (CCAN) is a university-based center that directs research, professional and public education, clinical services, and administrative programs in the field of child maltreatment. Since 1992, CCAN has provided high-quality, reliable, and consistent services to Oklahoma families and professionals in the area of child maltreatment.

OASIS: Oklahoma Areawide Services Information System
OASIS provides a statewide information and referral service that can help Oklahomans with special needs find community resources. OASIS has a database of thousands of agencies, organizations and programs throughout the state, and can help people find the services they need in their area. OASIS also has listings of national organizations and agencies as well as local support groups.

Oklahoma Assistive Technology Center
Assistive technology includes devices and services that help people enjoy full inclusion and integration in to the community. The Oklahoma Assistive Technology Center provides services, training and information to people with disabilities across the state.

Oklahoma Poison Control Center
The Oklahoma Poison Control Center is a public service, available 24 hours a day / 7 days a week for poison emergencies. Our number is 271-5454 in Oklahoma City or we have a new national phone number 1-800-222-1222

Oklahoma State Department of Health
The Oklahoma State Department of Health, through its system of local health services delivery, is ultimately responsible for protecting and improving the public's health status through strategies that focus on preventing disease.

Southwest Center for Public Health Preparedness
The Southwest Center for Public Health Preparedness prepares the public health workforce response to bioterrorism and emerging health threats by assessing the competency of the public health workforce in core public health skills and bioterrorism preparedness, facilitating training to meet the assessed needs and carrying out applied research on emerging health issues.

Veterans Administration Medical Center
(405) 456-1000
The Oklahoma City VAMC is a modern tertiary care GM&S facility which provides a broad range of medical, surgical, and psychological services to almost 40,000 active patients . As an integral part of the Oklahoma Health Center, the 1,400 dedicated employees provide expertise and direction in patient care, medical education, and clinical research.