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2015 OKLAHOMA HEALTH WORKFORCE DATA BOOK

OKLAHOMA

HEALTH WORKFORCE

DATA BOOK

OKLAHOMA STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH

CENTER FOR HEALTH INNOVATION AND EFFECTIVENESS

OFFICE OF PRIMARY CARE AND RURAL HEALTH DEVELOPMENT

2014-2015

2 2015 OKLAHOMA HEALTH WORKFORCE DATA BOOK

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THE 2014-2015 OKLAHOMA HEALTH WORKFORCE DATA BOOK COMPILES INFORMATION FROM OKLAHOMA

LICENSURE BOARDS INTO A SINGLE REPOSITORY AND DESCRIBES THE SUPPLY AND DISTRIBUTION OF ACTIVELY

PRACTICING INDIVIDUALS IN TWENTY-ONE (21) HEALTH PROFESSIONS BY COUNTY.

THE INTENTION OF THE DATA BOOK IS TO PROVIDE AN EASILY ACCESSIBLE RESOURCE FOR STATE, COUNTY, AND

LOCAL PLANNING GROUPS AS THEY ADDRESS HEALTHCARE WORKFORCE NEEDS AND ACCESS ISSUES.

THIS REPORT ALSO INCLUDES INFORMATION ON HEALTH FACILITIES AND MAPS SHOWING HOW EACH OF THESE

LICENSED HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONS IN THE STATE ARE DISTRIBUTED GEOGRAPHICALLY AND

CONCENTRATED RELATIVE TO POPULATION.

THE OKLAHOMA WORKFORCE DATA BOOK IS PRODUCED BY THE OFFICE OF PRIMARY CARE AND RURAL HEALTH

DEVELOPMENT, DIVISION OF STATEWIDE ACCESS TO CARE PLANNING, WITHIN THE CENTER FOR HEALTH INNOVATION

AND EFFECTIVENESS OF THE OKLAHOMA STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH. THE DATA INCLUDED IN THIS PUBLICATION

WAS GATHERED FROM A VARIETY OF SOURCES FROM JUNE 2014 TO MAY 2015.

AUTHORS AND CONTRIBUTORS:

JOE FAIRBANKS VALORIE OWENS, MSW

DIRECTOR MANAGER

JANE GARNER JAMES ROSE, MA

HEALTH PLANNING COORDINATOR STATISTICAL RESEARCH ANALYST

MOLLIE KIMPEL, MA JANA CASTLEBERRY

STATISTICAL RESEARCH ANALYST HEALTH PLANNING COORDINATOR

SPENCER KUSI, MPH

STATISTICAL RESEARCH ANALYST





ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

INFORMATION INCLUDED IN THIS REPORT HAS BEEN MADE AVAILABLE BY THE FOLLOWING ORGANIZATIONS:

HEALTH RESOURCES & SERVICES ADMINISTRATION OKLAHOMA BOARD OF DENTISTRY

OKLAHOMA BOARD OF MEDICAL LICENSURE & SUPERVISION OKLAHOMA BOARD OF NURSING

OKLAHOMA STATE BOARD OF BEHAVIORAL HEALTH OKLAHOMA STATE BOARD OF EXAMINERS OF PSYCHOLOGISTS

OKLAHOMA STATE BOARD OF LICENSED SOCIAL WORKERS OKLAHOMA STATE BOARD OF OSTEOPATHIC EXAMINERS

OKLAHOMA STATE BOARD OF PHARMACY OKLAHOMA DEPARTMENT OF MENTAL HEALTH & SUBSTANCE ABUSE SERVICES OKLAHOMA STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, DIVISION OF HEALTH FACILITIES

OKLAHOMA HEALTH

WORKFORCE DATA BOOK

THE OFFICE OF PRIMARY CARE AND RURAL HEALTH DEVELOPMENT WELCOMES YOUR INPUT FOR FUTURE EDITIONS OF

THIS REPORT. PLEASE SEND COMMENTS, SUGGESTIONS, OR QUESTIONS TO:

VALORIE OWENS, MANAGER OF STATEWIDE ACCESS TO CARE PLANNING

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY / INTRODUCTION 5

HEALTH PROFESSIONAL SHORTAGE AREAS 6

MEDICALLY UNDERSERVED AREAS & POPULATIONS 12

OKLAHOMA HEALTH WORKFORCE 15

HEALTH WORKFORCE RANKINGS BY COUNTY 16

COUNTY PROFILES: HEALTH WORKFORCE AND FACILITIES 19

MAPS OF HEALTH PROFESSIONALS AND FACILITIES 96

COMMON ACRONYMS 136

GLOSSARY 137

APPENDIX A: RANKING METHODOLOGY 142

APPENDIX B: CITATIONS 145


OKLAHOMA HEALTH

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The Oklahoma State Department of Health Office of Primary Care and Rural Health Development is located within and

under the governance of the Center for Health Innovation and Effectiveness. The Office of Primary Care (OPC) is concen-

trated in two areas: Statewide Access to Care Planning and Provider Relations, Recruitment, and Retention.

Among the principle responsibilities of the OPC are: to conduct assessments of access to care in Oklahoma; secure federal

designations for medically underserved areas and populations (MUA/Ps) and health professional shortage areas (HPSAs)

for primary, dental, and mental health care, manage federal certification and outreach processes required for National

Health Service Corps loan repayment and scholarship programs, and provide strategic planning and project management

for access to care and health workforce initiatives.

The 2014-2015 Oklahoma Health Workforce Data Book

Of the 3,878,051 residents of Oklahoma, almost 36% live in the 59 counties that are federally defined as “rural” . 1

The Census Bureau’s urban-rural classification is fundamentally a delineation of geographical areas, identifying both indi-

vidual urban areas and the rural areas of the nation. The Census Bureau identifies two types of urban areas: Urbanized

Areas of 50,000 or more people; and Urban Clusters of at least 2,500 and less than 50,000 people. “Rural” encom-

passes all population, housing, and territory not included within an urban area.

The vast majority of Oklahoma counties are designated as HPSAs. Of the state’s 77 counties, 64 are Primary Care HPSAs,

69 are Mental Health Care HPSAs, and 9 are Dental Care HPSAs. Approximately 58.6% of Oklahomans reside in Primary

Care HPSAs (2,271,705). 2

There are 158 licensed hospitals in Oklahoma: 37 non-profit hospitals; 61

for-profit hospitals; 41 city and/or county-owned hospitals; 7 government-

owned hospitals; 2 Veterans Administration hospitals; 2 Indian Health Ser-

vice Hospitals; 6 tribally-operated hospitals; and 2 Teaching Hospitals (1

state and 1 for-profit). 3

The specialty and Critical Access Hospitals are included in other categories:

14 for-profit specialty hospitals; and 34 Critical Access Hospitals. 3

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY / INTRODUCTION

Physician shortages in Oklahoma

Oklahoma Ranks 49th in the nation in primary care providers (United Health Foundation Health Care Rankings) with 80.2 physicians per 100,000 citizens

According to the American Medical Association, Oklahoma ranks last in the nation in physician to patient ratio

Oklahoma ranks third lowest among rural states for misdistribution of physicians, with only 184 physicians per 100,000 people

Only 6 percent of residents nationally desire a rural practice

Source: Oklahoma Hospital Association, 2015


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A federal shortage designation is a way for communities and health care facilities in Oklahoma to establish a need for

additional health care professionals and resources. The overall purpose is to identify areas of greatest need, so that lim-

ited resources can be prioritized and directed to the people in those areas. This need is evaluated based on criteria set

forth by two federal shortage designation programs: Health Professional Shortage Areas and Medically Underserved Ar-

eas/Populations. The designations qualify areas for federal and state government programs and/or resources for commu-

nities, health care facilities, and providers. Health Professional Shortage Area (HPSA) and Medically Underserved Area

(MUA) / Medically Underserved Population (MUP) designations are administered by the federal Health Resources and

Services Administration’s (HRSA) Shortage Designation Branch.

The Value of a Shortage Designation

Many health care facilities depend on the benefits of a shortage designation to provide access to care for their under-

served communities. Numerous federal programs depend on the shortage designation to determine eligibility or funding

preference as a way to increase the number of physicians and other health professionals who practice in those designated

areas, which include: National Health Service Corps Loan Repayment and Scholarship Programs; Exchange Visitor Pro-

gram; Conrad State 30 Program (J-1 visa waivers); Health Center Program grants; Rural Health Clinic Program; Medicare

HPSA Bonus Payment; Indian Health Service Scholarship Program; Medicare Physician Bonus Program; and the Medicare

Surgical Bonus Program. 4

HPSA Overview

HPSAs demonstrate a critical shortage of either primary care, dental, or mental health providers, in accordance with the

federal HRSA Shortage Designation Branch guidelines.

There are three types of HPSA designations: Primary Care, Dental, and Mental Health. Each type of HPSA is further classi-

fied into one of the following categories: geographic, population group, facility, or automatic.

Each HPSA is given a score by the Shortage Designation Branch based on certain specific criteria for each type of HPSA.

This score indicates the degree of shortage. HPSA designations are evaluated, and if applicable, re-classified every 3-4

years by HRSA.

Types of HPSAs

Primary Care HPSA: Identifies within an area that there is insufficient access to primary care physicians (M.D. and D.O.)

that primarily practice in one of the following specialties: family practice, general practice, internal medicine, pediatrics,

OB/GYN, and general geriatrics. A population-to-provider ratio based on the number of provider FTEs (full time equiva-

lents, 1 Full Time Equivalent (FTE) = 40 hours of direct patient care per week) is used to determine eligibility.

FEDERAL SHORTAGE DESIGNATIONS


Dental HPSA: Identifies an area’s access to dental care. Unlike the Primary Care and Mental Health HPSAs, dental pro-

vider FTEs (full time equivalents) are calculated by weighting the number of patient care hours provided by a dentist

(general and pediatric) per week by the dentist’s age and the number of assistants the dentist employs.

Mental Health HPSA: Identifies an area’s access to either psychiatrists only, or core mental health professionals (CMHPs)

which include psychiatrists, clinical psychologists, clinical social workers, psychiatric nurse specialists, and marriage and fam-

ily therapists. Similar to Primary Care and Dental HPSAs, a population-to-provider ratio is used to help determine eligibil-

ity. Several different population-to-provider ratios are available for consideration depending on whether the population-

to-provider ratios include psychiatrists only or include all CMHPs.

HPSA Sub-Categories: Each type of HPSA must be categorized into one of the following categories. Each category has a

different set of qualifying criteria.

Geographic: This designation demonstrates a shortage for the total population of an area. (e.g., if a county has

a population-to-provider ratio of greater than 3,500 to 1, the entire county is likely a geographic HPSA).

Population Group: This designation demonstrates a shortage of providers for population groups. A population

group must be one of the following:

•Low income populations (greater than 30% of population with incomes at or below 200% of the Federal

Poverty Level).

•Migrant and/or seasonal farmworkers and families

•Medicaid-eligible

•Native American/Native Alaskan

•Homeless Populations

•Other populations isolated from access by means of a specified language, cultural barriers, or handicap.

Facility: Facilities can be designated as a HPSA if the facility is located in a Medically Underserved Area (MUA).

Facilities that can apply for this designation include community health centers, rural health clinics, federal correc-

tional facilities, and state hospitals. Some of the factors used to evaluate a facility’s designation eligibility are

outpatient census, wait times, patients’ residences, and in-house faculty.

Automatic: All Federally Qualified Health Centers and Rural Health Clinics that provide access to care regard-

less of ability to pay receive automatic facility HPSA designation.

HPSA Scoring

The federal Shortage Designation Branch calculates a score (0 to 25 for both primary care and mental health, and 0 to 26

for dental) with 25 / 26 representing the highest degree of shortage for each designated HPSA. The score is used to pri-

oritize areas of greatest need for providers including National Health Service Corps placements. Each HPSA application is

evaluated and scored based on the criteria listed below.

Primary Care: •Population-to-provider ratio •Percent of individuals below 100% of the federal poverty level •Infant health index (infant mortality rate or low birth weight rate) •Average travel time or distance to nearest source of non-designated accessible care Dental: •Population-to-provider ratio •Percent of individuals below 100% of the federal poverty level •Water fluoridation status •Average travel time or distance to nearest source of non-designated accessible care Mental Health: •Population-to-provider ratio •Percent of individuals below 100% of the federal poverty level •Youth ratio (ratio of children under 18 to adults ages 18-64) •Elderly ratio (ratio of adults over 65 to adults ages 18-64) •Substance abuse prevalence •Alcohol abuse prevalence •Average travel time or distance to nearest source of non-designated accessible care

FEDERAL SHORTAGE DESIGNATIONS, CONT.


HEALTH PROFESSIONAL SHORTAGE AREAS PROCESS CHART

PRIMARY CARE

DENTAL

MENTAL HEALTH

GEOGRAPHIC &

GEOGRAPHIC WITH

UNUSUALLY HIGH

NEEDS

POPULATION

LOW-INCOME, MIGRANT, MEDI-

CAID, HOMELESS, NATIVE AMER-

ICAN/ ALASKAN

AUTOMATIC

FOR ALL FEDERALLY

FUNDED CHCS

STEP 1: RATIONAL SERVICE AREA (RSA) DEVELOPMENT

WHOLE COUNTY, SUB

COUNTIES, CITIES, TOWNS,

MCD CENSUS TRACTS,

MENTAL HEALTH CATCH-

MENT AREAS

WHY RATIONAL? SIMILAR DEMOGRAPHICS, ECONOMICS, OR 100% OR 200% FPL, RACE & ETHNICI-

TY, DISTINCTIVE TRAVEL PAT-

TERNS, PHYSICAL BARRIERS, STRONG SELF-IDENTITY

ESTABLISH RSA BOUNDA-

RIES: CANNOT EXCEED 30

MINUTES FOR PRIMARY

CARE; 40 MINUTES FOR

DENTAL/MENTAL HEALTH

STEP 2: IDENTIFY AND ASSESS

PROVIDERS CALCULATE PROVIDER FULL TIME

EQUIVALENTS (FTES) IN DIRECT

PATIENT CARE & POPULATION TO

PROVIDER RATIO. RSAS MUST

MEET MINIMUM RATIOS LISTED IN

TABLE BELOW*

STEP 3: DEVELOP CONTIGUOUS AREA ANALYSIS AREAS WITHIN 30/40 MIN. DRIVE TIME BOUNDARY OF RSA MUST BE INACCESSIBLE TO RSA POPULATION EITHER BY PHYSICAL BARRIERS, SOCIO-ECONOMIC DISPARITY, OVER UTILIZATION OF PROVIDERS, OR IS A CURRENTLY DESIGNATED HPSA

STEP 4: DETERMINE NEAREST

SOURCE OF UNDESIGNATED

CARE

-NOT A HPSA

-NO SOCIO-ECONOMIC OR

PHYSICAL BARRIERS

-CAN BE EXCESSIVELY DISTANT &

OVER-UTILIZED

STEP 5: OKLAHOMA OFFICE OF

PRIMARY CARE

THE PROPOSED RATIONAL SERVICE

AREA MEETS ALL OF THE ABOVE

CRITERIA AND IS READY FOR SUB-

MISSION OF A SHORTAGE DESIG-

NATION APPLICATION

HPSA TYPE:

HPSA CATEGORY:

FACILITY

FEDERAL/STATE CORRECTIONAL,

YOUTH DETENTION, PUBLIC/NON-

PROFIT/PRIVATE, STATE/COUNTY

MENTAL HOSPITALS

* POPULATION-TO-PROVIDER RATIOS

GEOGRAPHIC GEO. HIGH NEED POPULATION FACILITY

PRIMARY CARE 3,500:1 3,000:1 3,000:1 1,000:1

DENTAL 5,000:1 4,000:1 4,000:1 1,500:1

MENTAL (PSYCH ONLY) 30,000:1 20,000:1 20,000:1 2,000:1

MENTAL 9,000:1 6,000:1 6,000:1


CRITERIA FOR DETERMINING PRIMARY CARE HPSAS OF GREATEST SHORTAGE

SCORE FOR POPULATION-TO-FULL-TIME-EQUIVALENT PRIMARY CARE PHYSICIAN

(PCP) RATIO

RATIO > 10,000:1, OR NO PCPS & POPULATION GE 2500 5 POINTS

10,000:1 > RATIO GE 5,000:1, OR NO PCPS & POPULATION GE 2000 4 POINTS



3,500:1 > RATIO GE 3,000:1, OR NO PCPS & POPULATION GE 500 1 POINT

SCORE FOR TRAVEL DISTANCE/TIME TO NEAREST SOURCE OF

ACCESSIBLE CARE OUTSIDE THE HPSA

TIME GE 60 MINUTES OR DISTANCE GE 50 MILES 5 POINTS

60 MIN > TIME GE 50 MIN OR 50 MI > DIST GE 40 MI 4 POINTS



30 MIN > TIME GE 20 MIN OR 20 MI > DIST GE 10 MI 1 POINT INFANT HEALTH INDEX

IMR GE 20 OR LBW GE 13 5 POINTS

20>IMR>18 OR 13>LBW>11 4 POINTS

18>IMR>15 OR 11>LBW>10 3 POINTS

15>IMR>12 OR 10>LBW> 9 2 POINTS

12>IMR>10 OR 9>LBW> 7 1 POINT

SCORE FOR % OF POPULATION WITH INCOMES BELOW POVERTY

LEVEL (P)

P GE 50% 5 POINTS

50% > P GE 40% 4 POINTS

40% > P GE 30% 3 POINTS

30% > P GE 20% 2 POINTS

20% > P GE 15% 1 POINT

NOTE: THESE POINTS ARE DOUBLED IN CALCULATING

THE FINAL SCORE.

U.S. Census data on these variables should be used for any service area considered: data on these variables may be calculated for the actual service area rather than the whole county or PCSA of the entity’s location, if a more accurate definition of the actual service area is available.

NEAREST SOURCE OF CARE is defined as the closest location where the residents of the area or population that is designat-ed have access to comprehensive primary care services.

These estimates can be based on use of GIS road classification data. In some cases, they may not accurately reflect the actual time/distance to nearest source of care for the population be-ing reviewed. Local data could be submitted in accordance with the existing HPSA regulations.

INFANT MORTALITY RATE/LOW BIRTH WEIGHT In most cases, county-level data are the on-ly data available for these birth outcome variables. In urban areas, it may be possi-ble to get more specific data for portions of the county; in order to use such sub-county data, there must be at least 4000 births in the area over a 5-year period.

NOTE: GE IS DEFINED AS GREATER THAN OR EQUAL TO


CRITERIA FOR DETERMINING DENTAL CARE HPSAS OF GREATEST SHORTAGE

SCORE FOR POPULATION-TO-FULL-TIME-EQUIVALENT DENTISTS (DDs) RATIO

RATIO > 10,000:1, OR NO DDs & POPULATION GE 3000 5 POINTS

10,000:1 > RATIO GE 8,000:1, OR NO DDs & POPULATION GE 2500 4 POINTS



3,500:1 > RATIO GE 4,000:1, OR NO DDs & POPULATION GE 1000 1 POINT

PERCENT OF POPULATION WITH ACCESS TO

FLUORIDATED WATER

< 50% 1 POINT

≥ 50% 0 POINTS

SCORE FOR % OF POPULATION WITH INCOMES BELOW

POVERTY LEVEL (P)

P GE 50% 5 POINTS

50% > P GE 40% 4 POINTS

40% > P GE 30% 3 POINTS

30% > P GE 20% 2 POINTS

20% > P GE 15% 1 POINT



TIME GE 90 MINUTES OR DISTANCE GE 60 MILES 5 POINTS




45 MIN > TIME GE 30 MIN OR 20 MI > DIST GE 20 MI 1 POINT

U.S. Census data on these variables should be used for any service area con-sidered: data on these variables may be calculated for the actual service ar-ea rather than the whole county or PCSA of the entity’s location, if a more accurate definition of the actual service area is available.

NOTE: THESE POINTS ARE DOUBLED IN CALCULAT-

ING THE FINAL SCORE.

NEAREST SOURCE OF CARE is defined as the closest location where the residents of the area or population that is designated have access to dental care services.

These estimates can be based on use of GIS road classification data. In some cas-es, they may not accurately reflect the ac-tual time/distance to nearest source of care for the population being reviewed. Local data could be submitted in accord-ance with the existing HPSA regulations.


CRITERIA FOR DETERMINING MENTAL HEALTH HPSAS OF GREATEST SHORTAGE The reporting of the number of psychiatrists present is required in all mental health HPSA applications; the reporting of other mental health professionals is optional. Other mental health professionals include: clinical psychologists, clinical social workers, marriage and family therapists, and psychiatric nurse specialists. Depending upon the data reported, the scales utilize a population-to-psychiatrist ratio and/or a population-to-core mental health provider ratio. [Core mental health providers include psychiatrists and other mental health professionals.] The table below defines the various provider to population ratios and related scores:

SCORE FOR % OF POPULATION WITH

NCOMES BELOW POVERTY LEVEL (P)

P GE 50% 5 POINTS

50% > P GE 40% 4 POINTS

40% > P GE 30% 3 POINTS

30% > P GE 20% 2 POINTS

20% > P GE 15% 1 POINT

U.S. Census data on these variables should be used for any service area considered: data on these variables may be calculated for the actual service area rather than the whole county or PCSA of the entity’s location, if a more accurate definition of the actual service area is available.



TIME GE 60 MINUTES 5 POINTS < 60 MINUTES AND > 50 MINUTES 4 POINTS

< 50 MINUTES AND > 40 MINUTES 3 POINTS

< 40 MINUTES > 30 MINUTES 2 POINTS

< 30 MIN AND > 20 MINUTES 1 POINT

NEAREST SOURCE OF CARE is defined as the closest location where the residents of the area or population that is designated have access to mental health services

These estimates can be based on use of GIS road classification data. In some cases, they may not accurately reflect the actual time/distance to nearest source of care for the population being reviewed. Local data could be submitted in accordance with the existing HPSA regulations.

SCORES FOR ADDITIONAL FACTORS:

YOUTH RATIO: RATIO OF CHILDREN

UNDER 18 TO ADULTS 18-64

≥ 60% 3 POINTS

<60% AND >40% 2 POINTS

<40% AND >20% 1 POINT

ELDERLY RATIO: RATIO OF ADULTS

OVER 65 TO ADULTS 18-64

≥ 25% 3 POINTS

< 25% AND > 15% 2 POINTS

< 15% AND > 10% 1 POINT

SUBSTANCE ABUSE PREVALENCE:

AREA’S RATE IS IN WORST QUARTILE

FOR NATION/REGION/OR STATE

YES 1 POINT

NO 0 POINTS

ALCOHOL ABUSE PREVALENCE: AREA’S

RATE IS IN WORST QUARTILE FOR

NATION/REGION/OR STATE

YES 1 POINT

NO 0 POINTS

Since a larger number of factors are considered in the mental health HPSA scoring methodology, there is no doubling of the weights. The possible points for the population to provider ratio, 8, is greater than for any of the other factors, in recognition of its primary importance as mentioned above. The maximum score is 26.

SCORE FOR POPULATION-TO-FULL-TIME-EQUIVALENT PROVIDER RATIO

PSYCHIATRIST RATIO CORE MENTAL HEALTH RATIO POINTS > 45,000:0 AND 8 POINTS > 4,500:0

7 POINTS > 4,500:1 AND < 6,000:1

< 20,000:1 AND > 15,000:1 AND 6 POINTS > 6,000:1 AND < 9,000:1

< 30,000:1 AND > 15,000:1 OR 5 POINTS > 4,500:1 AND < 6,000:1

< 45,000:1 AND > 20,000:1 AND 4 POINTS > 4,500:0 AND < 6,000:0

> 20,000:1 AND > 6,000:1 3 POINTS

> 30,000:1 2 POINTS

> 9,000:1 1 POINT


Medically Underserved Areas (MUAs) and Populations (MUPs) Overview

A Medically Underserved Area/Population (MUA/P) designation identifies areas or populations with a shortage of health

care services. These areas are only applicable for primary health care services and, unlike a HPSA, this type of designa-

tion does not expire under current federal guidance. Designation is based on the explanation as to why the area in ques-

tion is “rational” (similar to the HPSA process) and the documentation of four factors: health care provider-to-population

ratio, infant mortality rate, percentage of population below 100% of the federal poverty level, and the percentage of

population aged 65 and over.

An MUA/P may apply to whole counties, a group of counties or civil divisions, or a group of urban census tracts. MUPs in-

clude groups of persons who face documented economic, cultural, or linguistic barriers to health care.

MUA Designations

An MUA designation involves the application of the Index of Medical Underservice (IMU) to data of a proposed rational

service area to obtain a score for the area. The IMU scale is from 0 to 100, where 0 represents completely underserved

areas and 100 represents the least underserved areas. Under established criteria, each service area found to have an

IMU of 62.0 or less qualifies for designation as an MUA.

The IMU involves four variables: ratio of primary medical care physicians per 1,000 population, infant mortality rate, per-

centage of the population with incomes below the poverty level, and percentage of the population age 65 or over. The

value of each of these variables for the service area is converted to a weighted value, according to established criteria.

The four values are summed to obtain the area's IMU score.

The MUA designation process therefore requires the following information:

(1) Rational service area - Define the proposed service in terms of:

(a) a whole county (in non-metropolitan areas); (b) minor civil divisions (MCDs), or census county divisions (CCDs) in non-metropolitan areas, with population cen-

ters within 30 minutes travel time of each other;

(c) metropolitan areas, a group of census tracts (C.T.s) which represent a neighborhood due to homogeneous soci- oeconomic and demographic characteristics

In addition, for non-single-county service areas, the rationale for the selection of a particular service area definition, in terms of market patterns or composition of population, should be presented. Designation requests should also include a map showing the boundaries of the service area involved and the location of resources within this area.

MUP Designations

An MUP Designation involves application of the IMU to data on an underserved population group within an area of resi-

dence to obtain a score for the population group. Population groups eligible for designation are those with economic bar-

riers (low-income or Medicaid-eligible populations), cultural, and/or linguistic access barriers to primary health care ser-

vices.

The MUP essentially involves the same process and computational steps as stated for MUAs above. The population is now

the population of the requested group within an area rather than the total resident civilian population of an area. The total

FTEs of primary care physicians would include only those serving the requested population group. The ratio of the total FTE

of primary care physicians serving the population group per 1,000 persons in the group is used in determining weighted

value. The weighted value for poverty is based on the percent of population with incomes at or below 100% of the feder-

al poverty level in the area of residence for the population group. The weighted values for percent of population age 65

and over and the infant mortality rate would be those for the requested segment of the population in the area of resi-

dence, if available and statistically significant; otherwise, these variables for the total resident civilian population in the

area should be used. If the total of the weighted values is 62.0 or less, the population group qualifies for designation.



Governor’s Designation

A State Governor can request a designation for an “Exceptional Medically Underserved Population (EMUP)” if a population group

does not meet the established MUA/P criteria, but has “unusual local conditions which are a barrier to access to or the availability of

personal health services” for the population. The lack of services must be documented and the recommendation for designation must

come from the Governor of the State and may include recommendations of other local officials.



CRITERIA FOR DETERMINING MUA/P DESIGNATIONS OF GREATEST SHORTAGE

PERCENTAGE OF

POPULATION BELOW

POVERTY LEVEL PERCENTAGE POINTS

0 25.1

0.1 - 2.0 24.6

2.1 - 4.0 23.7

4.1 - 6.0 22.8

6.1 - 8.0 21.9

8.1 - 10.0 21.0

10.1 - 12.0 20.0

12.1 - 14.0 18.7

14.1 - 16.0 17.4

16.1 - 18.0 16.2

18.1 - 20.0 14.9

20.1 - 22.0 13.6

22.1 - 24.0 12.2

24.1 - 26.0 10.9

26.1 - 28.0 9.3

28.1 - 30.0 7.8

30.1 - 32.0 6.6

32.1 - 34.0 5.6

34.1 - 36.0 4.7

36.1 - 38.0 3.4

38.1 - 40.0 2.1

40.1 - 42.0 1.3

42.1 - 44.0 1.0

44.1 - 46.0 0.7

46.1 - 48.0 0.4

48.1 - 50.0 0.1

50+ 0

MUA VS. MUP DESIGNATION USING IMU MEASURES

MUAs are calculated using the criteria above for the entire population of the area being considered.

MUPs are calculated using the criteria above for a subset of the population with significant economic barriers, such as low-income or Medi-caid-eligible populations, or those who experience cultural and/or linguistic access barriers to primary medical care services.

THIS INVOLVES APPLICATION OF THE INDEX OF MEDICAL UNDERSERVICE (IMU) TO DATA ON A SERVICE AREA TO OBTAIN A SCORE FOR THE AREA.

THE IMU SCALE IS FROM 0 TO 100, WHERE 0 REPRESENTS COMPLETELY UNDERSERVED AND 100 REPRESENTS BEST SERVED OR LEAST UNDER-

SERVED. UNDER THE ESTABLISHED CRITERIA, EACH SERVICE AREA FOUND TO HAVE AN IMU OF 62.0 OR LESS QUALIFIES FOR DESIGNATION AS AN

MUA AND MUP.

PERCENTAGE OF

POPULATION AGE 65 AND

OLDER PERCENTAGE POINTS

0 - 7.0 20.2

7.1 - 8.0 20.1

8.1 - 9.0 19.9

9.1 - 10.0 19.8

10.1 - 11.0 19.6

11.1 - 12.0 19.4

12.1 - 13.0 19.1

13.1 - 14.0 18.9

14.1 - 15.0 18.7

15.1 - 16.0 17.8

16.1 - 17.0 16.1

17.1 - 18.0 14.4

18.1 - 19.0 12.8

19.1 - 20.0 11.1

20.1 - 21.0 9.8

21.1 - 22.0 8.9

22.1 - 23.0 8.0

23.1 - 24.0 7.0

24.1 - 25.0 6.1

25.1 - 26.0 5.1

26.1 - 27.0 4.0

27.1 - 28.0 2.8

28.1 - 29.0 1.7

29.1 - 30.0 0.6

30+ 0

INFANT MORTALITY RATE

PERCENTAGE POINTS

0-8 26.0

8.1 - 9.0 25.6

9.1 - 10.0 24.8

10.1 - 11.0 24.0

11.1 - 12.0 23.2

12.1 - 13.0 22.4

13.1 - 14.0 21.5

14.1 - 15.0 20.5

15.1 - 16.0 19.5

16.1 - 17.0 18.5

17.1 - 18.0 17.5

18.1 - 19.0 16.4

19.1 - 20.0 15.3

20.1 - 21.0 14.2

21.1 - 22.0 13.1

22.1 - 23.0 11.9

23.1 - 24.0 10.8

24.1 - 25.0 9.6

25.1 - 26.0 8.5

26.1 - 27.0 7.3

27.1 - 28.0 6.1

28.1 - 29.0 5.4

29.1 - 30.0 5.0

30.1 - 31.0 4.7

31.1 - 32.0 4.3

32.1 - 33.0 4.0

33.1 - 34.0 3.6

34.1 - 35.0 3.3

35.1 - 36.0 3.0

36.1 - 37.0 2.6

37.1 - 39.0 2.0

39.1 - 41.0 1.4

41.1 - 43.0 0.8

43.1 - 45.0 0.2

45.1 + 0

RATIO OF PRIMARY CARE

PHYSICIANS PER 1,000

POPULATION PERCENTAGE POINTS

0 - .050 0

.051 - .100 0.5

.101 - .150 1.5

.151 - .200 2.8

.201 - .250 4.1

.251 - .300 5.7

.301 - .350 7.3

.351 - .400 9.0

.401 - .450 10.7

.451 - .500 12.6

.501 - .550 14.8

.551 - .600 16.9

.601 - .650 19.1

.651 - .700 20.7

.701 - .750 21.9

.751 - .800 23.1

.801 - .850 24.3

.851 - .900 25.3

.901 - .950 25.9

.951 - 1.000 26.6

1.001 - 1.050 27.2

1.051 - 1.100 27.7

1.101 - 1.150 28.0

1.151 - 1.200 28.3

1.201 - 1.250 28.6

over 1.250 28.7


STATE OF OKLAHOMA

PHYSICIANS NUM.

PHYSICIANS (D.O. AND M.D.) 7,838

RATE PER 10,000 POPULATION 20.36

OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS (D.O.) 1,619

ALLOPATHIC PHYSICIANS (M.D.) 6,219

PRIMARY CARE PHYSICIANS 3,642


FAMILY / GEN. PRACTICE PHYSICIANS 1,684

INTERNAL MEDICINE PHYSICIANS 1,116

PEDIATRIC PHYSICIANS 490

OB-GYN PHYSICIANS 352

GENERAL SURGEONS 295

PHYSICIAN ASSISTANTS (PA-C) 1,193


NURSES NUM.

REGISTERED NURSES 32,351


LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSES 12,810


ADVANCED PRACTICE RN’S 2,005


NURSE PRACTITIONERS 1,299


NURSE MIDWIVES 52

CLINICAL NURSE SPECIALISTS 216

NURSE ANESTHETISTS 438

FACILITIES NUM.

GENERAL MEDICAL / SURGICAL HOSPITALS 99

CRITICAL ACCESS HOSPITALS 34

RURAL HEALTH CLINICS 51

FEDERALLY QUALIFIED HEALTH CENTER SITES 70

FREE CLINICS 84

INDIAN HEALTH SERVICES (FEDERAL) 12

INDIAN HEALTH SERVICES (TRIBAL) 38

VETERANS AFFAIRS FACILITIES 19

URGENT CARE CENTERS 108

INPATIENT MENTAL HEALTH FACILITIES 32

COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CENTERS 107

ADULT CRISIS CENTERS 12

RETAIL PHARMACIES 950

NUMBER OF HOSPITAL BEDS 13,687

NUMBER OF NURSING HOME BEDS 26,534

DENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONALS NUM.

DENTISTS 1,756


MENTAL AND BEHAVIORAL HEALTH PROFESSIONALS NUM.

PSYCHIATRISTS (D.O. AND M.D.) 341


CHILD AND ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRISTS 26

CLINICAL/COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGISTS 512


POPULATION: 3,878,051 — LAND AREA: 68,594.99 SQ. MILES

HEALTH PROFESSIONAL SHORTAGE AREAS (HPSAS):

PRIMARY CARE: 64 COUNTIES

MENTAL HEALTH CARE: 69 COUNTIES

DENTAL CARE: 9 COUNTIES

MEDICALLY UNDERSERVED AREA/POPULATIONS (MUA/PS): 66 COUNTIES


OKLAHOMA HEALTH WORKFORCE

RANKINGS BY COUNTY

County Comparisons & Rankings In this Workforce Data Book, county comparisons on population values are noted at the top of each county’s page in the row

titled Population Rank. Similarly, comparisons are made as to the type and amount of health professionals across counties, which are ranked according to the amount or rate of selected health professionals that are currently practicing within a county’s bound-aries. Healthcare facilities are not ranked for their quantities or rates per population. County Ranks for Health Professionals Throughout the Health Workforce Data Book, county rankings are presented adjacent to the numbers for the listed health profes-sionals. For example, the total number of primary care physicians for each county is presented, and each county receives a rank based on the size of this value, where the county with the greatest number of primary care physicians is ranked highest, as “1” (Oklahoma County: 1,156) and the county with the least primary care physicians is ranked lowest, as “77” (Grant County: 0). County Rank “Ties” of Health Professionals There are instances where multiple counties contain the same number of health professionals in a given category. In these instanc-es, the rank assigned for that category is listed as a “tie” and all counties with the same value will have the same rank. Counties that have ties for rank occupy more than one position, meaning that the next unique ranking in the series can vary. For example, Roger Mills County and Washita County have the same number of primary care physicians (2) practicing within their boundaries, and therefore are “tied” for the 69th position in the ranking. The next rank in the series will occupy the 71st position. All counties with no health professionals practicing in a given category have a value of ‘0’ for the health professional amount and rate per population. Multiple counties with a value of ‘0’ “tied” for the same position for that health professional category . This position represents the least number of health professionals (or health professionals per 10,000 people) in the state, for the cate-gory being measured. The actual rank value for this “last” position can vary with each health professional category, because there are different numbers of unique and “tied” values, which will influence the relative positioning. Additional information on the county rankings is included in Appendix A: Ranking Methodology.


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* = COUNTY POPULATION RANK; ^ = COUNTY RANK NUMBER BY PROVIDER TYPE; ! = POPULATION WEIGHTED COUNTY RANK NUMBER BY PROVIDER TYPE

ADAIR (39)*

35^ (35)! 46 29 34

(32) 35 37 21 27 42 52 (62)

42 (49)

41 (44)

38 (42)

41 (46) 8 25 26 47

(61) 26 (61) 7 31

(64)

ALFALFA (69)

67 (56) 46 66 69

(62) 74 37 40 33 29 52 (16)

75 (74)

72 (69)

52 (33)

50 (21) 8 25 45 53

(9) 26 (34) 7 31

(39)

ATOKA (48)

58 (64) 36 66 53

(59) 46 50 40 33 42 42 (31)

53 (44)

48 (40)

52 (59)

50 (54) 8 25 45 53

(55) 26 (54) 7 31

(59)

BEAVER (70)

70(65) 69 62 69

(60) 68 50 40 33 42 70 (73)

67 (60)

72 (67)

45 (9)

41 (4) 8 25 45 64

(62) 26(33) 7 31

(38)

BECKHAM (38)

26 (16) 36 21 29

(13) 17 50 27 27 19 42 (54)

27 (12)

29 (19)

20 (10)

17 (6) 8 25 26 28

(23) 26 (62) 7 31

(65)

BLAINE (60)

54 (43) 69 45 53

(41) 46 50 40 33 29 27 (2)

57 (41)

52 (27)

60 (66)

58 (61) 8 25 45 45

(8) 26 (43) 7 31

(48)

BRYAN (23)

14 (13) 12 18 16

(17) 15 16 14 13 19 16 (28)

17 (16)

14 (24)

20 (30)

25 (37) 8 25 9 22

(36) 26 (73) 7 22

(27)

CADDO (33)

40 (61) 36 39 36

(54) 35 30 27 33 42 36 (51)

47 (70)

36 (51)

52 (72)

50 (70) 8 25 45 47

(67) 26 (66) 7 31

(68)

CANADIAN (4)

17 (60) 23 15 11

(57) 6 21 6 17 29 6 (46)

16 (64)

20 (73)

8 (42)

6 (36) 8 15 19 4

(30) 26 (77) 7 6

(16)

CARTER (16)

9 (6) 9 9 12

(7) 17 8 14 10 5 4 (3)

7 (6)

7 (14)

13 (16)

12 (18) 8 15 8 11

(5) 13 (12) 7 31

(76)

CHEROKEE (17)

7 (4) 4 11 6

(5) 5 9 4 5 3 19 (45)

8 (8)

10 (21)

5 (2)

5 (5) 2 15 7 16

(25) 13 (12) 7 8

(6)

CHOCTAW (46)

48 (53) 46 45 46

(50) 46 50 27 27 29 52 (52)

31 (14)

27 (1)

52 (1)

58 (71) 8 25 33 53

(59) 26 (55) 7 31

(60)

CIMARRON (77)

70 (29) 69 2 69

(11) 68 50 40 33 42 60 (9)

76 (38)

77 (72)

74 (74)

74 (74) 8 25 45 74

(74) 26 (26) 7 31

(31)

CLEVELAND (3)

3 (18) 3 3 3

(49) 4 3 3 4 6 3 (15)

3 (23)

4 (64)

3 (20)

3 (22) 8 3 3 3

(21) 3 (4) 3 3

(3)

COAL (68)

70 (69) 46 75 69

(63) 68 50 40 33 42 42 (6)

67 (61)

56 (8)

60 (53)

58 (49) 8 25 45 64

(65) 26 (35) 7 31

(40)

COMANCHE (5)

4 (9) 6 4 4

(9) 3 5 4 3 6 8 (49)

4 (18)

3 (16)

4 (23)

4 (33) 7 10 4 5

(34) 4 (8) 3 5

(10)

COTTON (67)

62 (41) 60 60 59

(26) 54 50 40 33 42 70 (74)

72 (73)

69 (45)

60 (57)

58 (51) 8 25 45 74

(77) 26 (36) 7 31

(41)

CRAIG (47)

36 (19) 35 35 44

(36) 40 50 40 33 29 60 (67)

29 (7)

38 (9)

24 (4)

20 (3) 8 25 26 42

(26) 6 (1) 7 8

(1)

CREEK (10)

23 (58) 14 28 21

(8) 10 50 40 27 42 19 (55)

25 (63)

23 (63)

28 (53)

33 (62) 8 10 24 13

(39) 20 (25) 7 14

(23)

CUSTER (34)

29 (25) 46 23 27

(23) 22 50 27 17 24 42 (58)

21 (13)

18 (7)

16 (7)

17 (9) 7 15 9 23

(11) 20 (20) 7 14

(15)

DELAWARE (24)

18 (20) 21 19 22

(29) 27 16 21 13 11 36 (59)

23 (33)

34 (65)

22 (29)

20 (28) 7 25 26 18

(22) 26 (72) 7 22

(26)

DEWEY (71)

75 (75) 69 66 75

(74) 74 50 40 33 42 60 (34)

70 (59)

59 (4)

60 (50)

58 (42) 8 25 45 64

(57) 26 (32) 7 31

(37)

ELLIS (73)

51 (10) 60 45 49

(3) 4 50 40 44 42 70 (71)

66 (36)

65 (6)

58 (46)

57 (34) 8 25 45 53

(3) 26 (30) 7 31

(35)

GARFIELD (12)

6 (7) 8 6 8

(10) 7 10 13 7 6 9 (22)

6 (4)

11 (47)

16 (32)

27 (53) 8 10 5 9

(16) 20 (24) 7 8

(9)

GARVIN (35)

30 (28) 20 34 30

(25) 25 37 27 24 24 22 (27)

38 (54)

31 (37)

34 (35)

30 (27) 8 25 33 40

(49) 26 (65) 7 31

(67)

GRADY (13)

20 (37) 19 22 18

(45) 29 16 10 17 13 12 (29)

25 (48)

16 (43)

31 (51)

36 (59) 8 15 24 21

(42) 20 (23) 7 31

(77)

GRANT (72)

77 (77) 69 75 77

(77) 77 50 40 33 42 70 (72)

72 (66)

72 (56)

60 (47)

58 (38) 8 25 45 74

(76) 26 (31) 7 31

(36)

GREER (66)

58 (31) 69 51 59

(27) 61 37 40 33 42 42 (7)

65 (51)

57 (12)

60 (58)

58 (52) 8 25 45 45

(2) 26 (37) 7 31

(42)

HARMON (76)

75 (66) 69 66 75

(61) 74 50 40 33 42 70 (70)

71 (37)

70 (5)

48 (1)

47 (1) 8 25 45 74

(75) 2

(27) 7 31 (32)

HARPER (74)

67 (32) 46 66 64

(15) 61 50 40 33 42 52 (5)

69 (40)

70 (20)

74 (76)

74 (76) 8 25 45 64

(47) 26 (29) 7 31

(34)

HASKELL (51)

45 (39) 42 45 53

(56) 46 50 40 33 29 33 (11)

47 (32)

45 (22)

38 (20)

36 (10) 8 25 45 47

(41) 20 (11) 7 31

(57)

HUGHES (49)

62 (71) 36 75 64

(73) 61 50 40 33 42 33 (13)

46 (34)

43 (15)

47 (48)

47 (40) 8 25 45 47

(45) 26 (53) 7 31

(58)

JACKSON (36)

21 (11) 28 20 24

(12) 32 11 17 13 19 60 (48)

21 (9)

26 (10)

24 (15)

27 (20) 8 25 16 35

(40) 26 (64) 7 31

(66)

JEFFERSON (65)

62 (42) 42 66 59

(28) 54 50 40 33 42 60 (48)

72 (75)

66 (48)

74 (77)

74 (77) 8 25 45 64

(66) 26 (38) 7 31

(43)

JOHNSTON (56)

54 (50) 46 55 53

(51) 54 37 40 33 42 42 (23)

44 (21)

55 (48)

30 (3)

23 (2) 8 25 45 27

(1) 26 (47) 7 31

(52)

KAY (19)

16 (17) 25 13 15

(18) 13 16 21 13 29 14 (25)

18 (20)

22 (35)

22 (35)

30 (47) 8 15 9 16

(20) 6

(10) 5 12 (7)

KINGFISHER (45)

45 (47) 60 40 42

(31) 42 30 40 33 42 22 (8)

51 (45)

53 (58)

38 (24)

39 (23) 8 25 33 40

(14) 26 (56) 7 31

(61)

KIOWA (61)

58 (51) 69 51 64

(66) 61 50 40 33 29 60 (57)

59 (42)

53 (29)

52 (48)

50 (41) 8 25 45 53

(37) 26 (42) 7 31

(47)


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LATIMER (57)

37 (12) 28 42 41

(7) 42 37 27 27 19 60 (61)

47 (24)

50 (25)

60 (67)

58 (63) 8 25 45 47

(32) 26 (46) 7 31

(51)

LE FLORE (15)

24 (40) 13 31 23

(48) 17 30 21 17 13 14 (30)

14 (17)

8 (17)

9 (11)

15 (24) 4 10 9 28

(58) 26 (76) 7 22

(30)

LINCOLN (30)

43 (70) 36 42 39

(67) 35 30 40 33 42 27 (44)

40 (68)

41 (66)

38 (53)

36 (47) 8 25 45 28

(44) 26 (68) 7 31

(70)

LOGAN (22)

42 (73) 60 35 42

(75) 46 23 40 33 42 19 (42)

36 (71)

39 (71)

38 (60)

39 (58) 8 25 33 42

(68) 26 (74) 7 31

(73)

LOVE (59)

58 (55) 46 60 53

(42) 54 37 40 33 42 36 (10)

64 (67)

72 (75)

48 (39)

47 (26) 8 25 45 64

(71) 26 (44) 7 31

(49)

MCCLAIN (29)

37 (62) 60 31 36

(65) 29 50 40 33 42 22 (36)

37 (65)

37 (61)

38 (56)

41 (60) 8 25 26 33

(51) 26 (39) 7 31

(44)

MCCURTAIN (31)

32 (45) 34 33 31

(52) 35 30 21 24 42 27 (41)

28 (31)

32 (13)

27 (24)

20 (19) 8 25 33 35

(52) 26 (57) 7 22

(17)

MCINTOSH (42)

51 (68) 46 51 49

(68) 61 28 40 33 42 27 (20)

35 (35)

40 (33)

31 (19)

27 (12) 8 25 33 33

(19) 26 (70) 7 22

(25)

MAJOR (64)

54 (33) 46 55 59

(39) 54 50 40 33 42 52 (26)

61 (47)

67 (55)

60 (62)

58 (55) 8 25 45 64

(69) 26 (69) 7 31

(71)

MARSHALL (44)

48 (57) 42 51 46

(53) 44 37 40 33 42 60 (68)

51 (50)

61 (70)

52 (64)

58 (72) 8 25 33 61

(70) 26 (67) 7 31

(69)

MAYES (26)

26 (36) 23 26 27

(46) 22 28 27 33 19 52 (69)

33 (62)

31 (62)

28 (40)

23 (31) 8 25 33 26

(43) 26 (59) 7 31

(62)

MURRAY (50)

48 (48) 46 45 46

(43) 46 37 27 33 42 70 (76)

39 (19)

35 (3)

60 (71)

58 (69) 8 25 45 53

(54) 26 (52) 7 22

(14)

MUSKOGEE (11)

5 (4) 5 5 5

(6) 10 4 9 8 3 6 (19)

5 (5)

5 (18)

6 (14)

7 (15) 8 4 9 9

(28) 5 (3) 7 8

(11)

NOBLE (54)

62 (66) 69 55 64

(71) 61 50 40 33 42 52 (43)

58 (52)

63 (60)

60 (68)

58 (66) 8 25 45 53

(48) 26 (49) 7 31

(54)

NOWATA (58)

54 (49) 46 55 49

(34) 46 37 40 33 42 60 (60)

60 (58)

59 (53)

45 (26)

41 (17) 8 25 45 64

(72) 26 (45) 7 31

(50)

OKFUSKEE (52)

45 (38) 60 40 53

(55) 54 37 40 33 29 36 (18)

56 (53)

51 (34)

60 (70)

58 (68) 8 25 45 64

(73) 26 (51) 7 31

(56)

OKLAHOMA (1)

1 (1) 2 1 1

(2) 1 1 1 1 1 1 (4)

1 (1)

1 (42)

1 (6)

1 (8) 1 1 2 1

(4) 1 (6) 1 1

(4)

OKMULGEE (27)

22 (24) 17 25 20

(21) 24 14 17 33 29 42 (65)

24 (30)

24 (32)

19 (17)

12 (11) 8 15 26 18

(15) 17 (15) 7 14

(21)

OSAGE (18)

40 (72) 25 55 39

(72) 33 37 40 33 42 22 (50)

47 (76)

44 (74)

52 (73)

50 (73) 8 25 45 28

(56) 26 (75) 7 31

(75)

OTTAWA (32)

25 (22) 28 23 24

(22) 25 23 27 17 24 27 (39)

20 (15)

33 (54)

24 (22)

25 (25) 8 25 19 35

(50) 20 (21) 7 14

(18)

PAWNEE (43)

44 (44) 28 62 44

(47) 40 50 40 33 29 42 (40)

53 (56)

47 (50)

45 (45)

50 (57) 7 15 45 35

(10) 26 (58) 7 22

(19)

PAYNE (7)

8 (15) 10 7 7

(16) 8 6 7 8 9 10 (37)

10 (26)

15 (57)

12 (31)

10 (34) 7 6 16 7

(31) 6

(15) 7 4 (2)

PITTSBURG (21)

15 (14) 15 16 17

(20) 27 10 17 17 13 12 (21)

13 (11)

13 (23)

15 (13)

14 (16) 7 6 19 18

(27) 6 (9) 7 22

(29)

PONTOTOC (28)

11 (3) 16 10 9

(4) 14 7 7 10 9 5 (1)

9 (3)

6 (2)

7 (5)

8 (7) 4 6 9 14

(6) 6 (7) 7 14

(20)

POTTAWATOMIE (9)

13 (26) 21 12 14

(35) 17 10 10 10 13 10 (33)

12 (27)

9 (46)

13 (28)

10 (32) 8 10 16 7

(24) 13 (19) 7 7

(8)

PUSHMATAHA (55)

67 (74) 46 66 64

(70) 61 50 40 33 42 36 (14)

44 (22)

48 (26)

52 (52)

58 (65) 8 25 33 61

(63) 26 (48) 7 31

(53)

ROGER MILLS (75)

70 (52) 60 66 69

(38) 68 50 40 33 42 60 (24)

77 (72)

76 (52)

74 (75)

74 (75) 8 25 45 64

(46) 26 (28) 7 31

(33)

ROGERS (6)

12 (27) 7 14 10

(33) 8 14 10 5 13 18 (56)

15 (43)

16 (68)

9 (37)

16 (50) 6 25 5 6

(35) 6

(17) 7 14 (28)

SEMINOLE (37)

37 (46) 28 42 34

(43) 33 30 27 33 29 33 (35)

34 (39)

30 (28)

36 (38)

33 (30) 8 25 33 42

(53) 26 (63) 7 14

(12)

SEQUOYAH (25)

33 (59) 25 37 33

(64) 29 37 27 33 42 42 (66)

30 (46)

25 (41)

31 (44)

30 (43) 8 15 33 25

(38)26 (71) 7 31

(72)

STEPHENS (20)

19 (23) 42 17 19

(30) 16 16 27 24 13 22 (47)

19(25)

18 (30)

16 (18)

19 (29) 8 6 9 14

(13) 17 (17) 7 31

(74)

TEXAS (40)

34 (30) 28 37 36

(37) 46 23 21 27 24 70 (77)

43 (57)

67 (76)

38 (41)

41 (45) 7 25 33 35

(33) 26 (60) 7 31

(63)

TILLMAN (63)

62 (64) 46 62 59

(40) 54 50 40 33 42 60 (53)

63 (55)

63 (36)

60 (62)

58 (55) 8 25 45 53

(29) 26 (40) 7 31

(45)

TULSA (2)

2 (2) 1 2 2

(1) 2 2 2 2 1 2 (12)

2 (2)

2 (49)

2 (8)

2 (14) 2 2 1 2

(7) 2 (5) 2 2

(5)

WAGONER (8)

28 (63) 17 29 24

(69) 17 30 17 33 29 27 (63)

41 (77)

46 (77)

34 (65)

33 (64) 8 25 26 23

(60) 17 (22) 5 14

(24)

WASHINGTON (14)

9 (8) 10 8 13

(14) 12 13 14 17 11 16 (32)

11 (10)

11 (31)

9 (12)

9 (13) 8 5 19 12

(17) 13 (14) 7 13

(13)

WASHITA (53)

70 (76) 60 66 69

(76) 68 50 40 33 42 70 (75)

62 (69)

62 (59)

60 (69)

58 (67) 8 25 45 61

(64) 26 (50) 7 31

(55)

WOODS (62)

51 (34) 60 45 49

(24) 68 23 40 33 42 42 (17)

55 (29)

58 (39)

48 (35)

50 (38) 8 15 45 47

(18) 26 (41) 7 31

(46)

WOODWARD (41)

31 (21) 36 27 31

(19) 35 21 27 33 24 36 (38)

32 (28)

28 (11)

36 (27)

41 (44) 8 25 19 28

(12) 6 (2) 7 22

(22)


ADAIR COUNTY

PHYSICIANS NUM. RANK

PHYSICIANS (D.O. AND M.D.) 17 35

RATE PER 10,000 POPULATION 7.66 35

OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS (D.O.) 2 46

ALLOPATHIC PHYSICIANS (M.D.) 15 29

PRIMARY CARE PHYSICIANS 13 34


FAMILY / GEN. PRACTICE PHYSICIANS 9 35

INTERNAL MEDICINE PHYSICIANS 1 37

PEDIATRIC PHYSICIANS 2 21

OB-GYN PHYSICIANS 1 27

GENERAL SURGEONS 0 42

PHYSICIAN ASSISTANTS (PA-C) 2 52


NURSES NUM. RANK

REGISTERED NURSES 73 42


LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSES 76 41


ADVANCED PRACTICE RN’S 6 38


NURSE PRACTITIONERS 4 41


NURSE MIDWIVES 0 8

CLINICAL NURSE SPECIALISTS 0 25

NURSE ANESTHETISTS 2 26

FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 0








RETAIL PHARMACIES 4

NUMBER OF HOSPITAL BEDS 67

NUMBER OF NURSING HOME BEDS 120

DENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONALS NUM. RANK

DENTISTS 4 47


MENTAL AND BEHAVIORAL HEALTH PROFESSIONALS NUM. RANK

PSYCHIATRISTS (D.O. AND M.D.) 0 26


CHILD AND ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRISTS 0 7

CLINICAL/COUNSELING PSYCHOLO-GISTS 0 31


POPULATION: 22,194 — POPULATION RANK: 39 — LAND AREA: 573.48 SQ. MILES


PRIMARY CARE: YES

MENTAL HEALTH CARE: YES

DENTAL CARE: NO

MEDICALLY UNDERSERVED AREA/POPULATION (MUA/P): PARTIAL


ALFALFA COUNTY















NURSES NUM. RANK









NURSE MIDWIVES 0 8



FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 0








RETAIL PHARMACIES 1




DENTISTS 3 53










PRIMARY CARE: YES


DENTAL CARE: NO

MEDICALLY UNDERSERVED AREA/POPULATION (MUA/P): YES


ATOKA COUNTY















NURSES NUM. RANK









NURSE MIDWIVES 0 8



FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 2








RETAIL PHARMACIES 4




DENTISTS 3 53










PRIMARY CARE: YES


DENTAL CARE: NO



BEAVER COUNTY















NURSES NUM. RANK









NURSE MIDWIVES 0 8



FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 0








RETAIL PHARMACIES 1




DENTISTS 1 64








POPULATION: 5,566 — POPULATION RANK: 70 — LAND AREA: 1,814.67 SQ. MILES


PRIMARY CARE: YES


DENTAL CARE: NO

MEDICALLY UNDERSERVED AREA/POPULATION (MUA/P): NO


BECKHAM COUNTY















NURSES NUM. RANK









NURSE MIDWIVES 0 8



FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 1












DENTISTS 10 28










PRIMARY CARE: YES


DENTAL CARE: NO



BLAINE COUNTY















NURSES NUM. RANK









NURSE MIDWIVES 0 8



FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 0








RETAIL PHARMACIES 6




DENTISTS 5 45










PRIMARY CARE: YES


DENTAL CARE: NO



BRYAN COUNTY















NURSES NUM. RANK









NURSE MIDWIVES 0 8



FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 2












DENTISTS 15 22










PRIMARY CARE: NO


DENTAL CARE: NO



CADDO COUNTY















NURSES NUM. RANK









NURSE MIDWIVES 0 8



FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 0












DENTISTS 4 47










PRIMARY CARE: YES


DENTAL CARE: YES



CANADIAN COUNTY















NURSES NUM. RANK









NURSE MIDWIVES 0 8



FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 1












DENTISTS 49 4










PRIMARY CARE: NO

MENTAL HEALTH CARE: NO

DENTAL CARE: NO



CARTER COUNTY















NURSES NUM. RANK









NURSE MIDWIVES 0 8



FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 1












DENTISTS 27 11










PRIMARY CARE: NO


DENTAL CARE: NO



CHEROKEE COUNTY















NURSES NUM. RANK









NURSE MIDWIVES 9 2



FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 0








RETAIL PHARMACIES 9




DENTISTS 20 16










PRIMARY CARE: NO


DENTAL CARE: NO



CHOCTAW COUNTY















NURSES NUM. RANK









NURSE MIDWIVES 0 8



FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 0








RETAIL PHARMACIES 4




DENTISTS 3 53










PRIMARY CARE: NO


DENTAL CARE: NO



CIMARRON COUNTY







RATE PER 10,000 POPULATION 857 11








NURSES NUM. RANK









NURSE MIDWIVES 0 8



FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 0








RETAIL PHARMACIES 1




DENTISTS 0 74










PRIMARY CARE: YES


DENTAL CARE: NO



CLEVELAND COUNTY















NURSES NUM. RANK

REGISTERED NURSES 1,600 3








NURSE MIDWIVES 0 8



FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 2












DENTISTS 118 3










PRIMARY CARE: YES


DENTAL CARE: NO



COAL COUNTY















NURSES NUM. RANK









NURSE MIDWIVES 0 8



FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 0








RETAIL PHARMACIES 1




DENTISTS 1 64










PRIMARY CARE: YES


DENTAL CARE: YES



COMANCHE COUNTY















NURSES NUM. RANK









NURSE MIDWIVES 1 7



FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 2












DENTISTS 44 5










PRIMARY CARE: NO


DENTAL CARE: NO



COTTON COUNTY















NURSES NUM. RANK









NURSE MIDWIVES 0 8



FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 0








RETAIL PHARMACIES 1




DENTISTS 0 74










PRIMARY CARE: YES


DENTAL CARE: NO



CRAIG COUNTY















NURSES NUM. RANK









NURSE MIDWIVES 0 8



FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 0








RETAIL PHARMACIES 4




DENTISTS 6 42










PRIMARY CARE: NO


DENTAL CARE: NO



CREEK COUNTY















NURSES NUM. RANK









NURSE MIDWIVES 0 8



FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 1












DENTISTS 22 13










PRIMARY CARE: YES


DENTAL CARE: NO



CUSTER COUNTY















NURSES NUM. RANK









NURSE MIDWIVES 1 7



FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 1












DENTISTS 14 23










PRIMARY CARE: NO


DENTAL CARE: NO



DELAWARE COUNTY















NURSES NUM. RANK









NURSE MIDWIVES 1 7



FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 1








RETAIL PHARMACIES 8




DENTISTS 18 18










PRIMARY CARE: YES


DENTAL CARE: NO



DEWEY COUNTY















NURSES NUM. RANK









NURSE MIDWIVES 0 8



FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 0








RETAIL PHARMACIES 4




DENTISTS 1 64










PRIMARY CARE: YES


DENTAL CARE: NO



ELLIS COUNTY















NURSES NUM. RANK









NURSE MIDWIVES 0 8



FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 0








RETAIL PHARMACIES 2




DENTISTS 3 53










PRIMARY CARE: YES


DENTAL CARE: NO



GARFIELD COUNTY















NURSES NUM. RANK









NURSE MIDWIVES 0 8



FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 1












DENTISTS 28 9










PRIMARY CARE: YES


DENTAL CARE: NO



GARVIN COUNTY















NURSES NUM. RANK









NURSE MIDWIVES 0 8



FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 0












DENTISTS 7 40










PRIMARY CARE: YES


DENTAL CARE: NO



GRADY COUNTY















NURSES NUM. RANK









NURSE MIDWIVES 0 8



FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 2








RETAIL PHARMACIES 8




DENTISTS 16 21










PRIMARY CARE: YES


DENTAL CARE: NO



GRANT COUNTY















NURSES NUM. RANK









NURSE MIDWIVES 0 8



FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 0








RETAIL PHARMACIES 1




DENTISTS 0 74










PRIMARY CARE: YES


DENTAL CARE: NO



GREER COUNTY















NURSES NUM. RANK









NURSE MIDWIVES 0 8



FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 0








RETAIL PHARMACIES 4




DENTISTS 5 45










PRIMARY CARE: YES


DENTAL CARE: NO



HARMON COUNTY















NURSES NUM. RANK









NURSE MIDWIVES 0 8



FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 0








RETAIL PHARMACIES 1




DENTISTS 0 74










PRIMARY CARE: YES


DENTAL CARE: NO



HARPER COUNTY















NURSES NUM. RANK









NURSE MIDWIVES 0 8



FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 0








RETAIL PHARMACIES 3




DENTISTS 1 64










PRIMARY CARE: YES


DENTAL CARE: NO



HASKELL COUNTY















NURSES NUM. RANK









NURSE MIDWIVES 0 8



FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 0








RETAIL PHARMACIES 5




DENTISTS 4 47










PRIMARY CARE: YES


DENTAL CARE: YES



HUGHES COUNTY















NURSES NUM. RANK









NURSE MIDWIVES 0 8



FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 1








RETAIL PHARMACIES 5




DENTISTS 4 47










PRIMARY CARE: YES


DENTAL CARE: NO



JACKSON COUNTY















NURSES NUM. RANK









NURSE MIDWIVES 0 8



FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 0








RETAIL PHARMACIES 6




DENTISTS 8 35










PRIMARY CARE: YES


DENTAL CARE: NO



JEFFERSON COUNTY















NURSES NUM. RANK









NURSE MIDWIVES 0 8



FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 0








RETAIL PHARMACIES 3




DENTISTS 1 64










PRIMARY CARE: YES


DENTAL CARE: NO



JOHNSTON COUNTY















NURSES NUM. RANK









NURSE MIDWIVES 0 8



FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 0








RETAIL PHARMACIES 3




DENTISTS 11 27










PRIMARY CARE: NO


DENTAL CARE: YES



KAY COUNTY















NURSES NUM. RANK









NURSE MIDWIVES 0 8



FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 1












DENTISTS 20 16










PRIMARY CARE: YES


DENTAL CARE: NO



KINGFISHER COUNTY















NURSES NUM. RANK









NURSE MIDWIVES 0 8



FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 1








RETAIL PHARMACIES 7




DENTISTS 7 40










PRIMARY CARE: YES


DENTAL CARE: NO



KIOWA COUNTY















NURSES NUM. RANK









NURSE MIDWIVES 0 8



FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 0








RETAIL PHARMACIES 5




DENTISTS 3 53










PRIMARY CARE: YES


DENTAL CARE: NO



LATIMER COUNTY














RATE PER 10,000 POPULATION .93 61

NURSES NUM. RANK









NURSE MIDWIVES 0 8



FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 1








RETAIL PHARMACIES 2




DENTISTS 4 47










PRIMARY CARE: YES


DENTAL CARE: NO



LE FLORE COUNTY















NURSES NUM. RANK









NURSE MIDWIVES 5 4



FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 1












DENTISTS 10 28










PRIMARY CARE: YES


DENTAL CARE: PARTIAL



LINCOLN COUNTY















NURSES NUM. RANK









NURSE MIDWIVES 0 8



FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 1












DENTISTS 10 28










PRIMARY CARE: YES


DENTAL CARE: NO



LOGAN COUNTY















NURSES NUM. RANK









NURSE MIDWIVES 0 8



FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 0








RETAIL PHARMACIES 7




DENTISTS 6 42










PRIMARY CARE: YES


DENTAL CARE: NO



LOVE COUNTY















NURSES NUM. RANK









NURSE MIDWIVES 0 8



FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 0








RETAIL PHARMACIES 2




DENTISTS 1 64










PRIMARY CARE: YES


DENTAL CARE: NO



MCCLAIN COUNTY















NURSES NUM. RANK









NURSE MIDWIVES 0 8



FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 1












DENTISTS 9 33










PRIMARY CARE: YES


DENTAL CARE: NO



MCCURTAIN COUNTY















NURSES NUM. RANK









NURSE MIDWIVES 0 8



FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 0












DENTISTS 8 35










PRIMARY CARE: YES


DENTAL CARE: YES



MCINTOSH COUNTY















NURSES NUM. RANK









NURSE MIDWIVES 0 8



FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 0








RETAIL PHARMACIES 7




DENTISTS 9 33










PRIMARY CARE: YES


DENTAL CARE: NO



MAJOR COUNTY















NURSES NUM. RANK









NURSE MIDWIVES 0 8



FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 0








RETAIL PHARMACIES 3




DENTISTS 1 64










PRIMARY CARE: YES


DENTAL CARE: NO



MARSHALL COUNTY















NURSES NUM. RANK









NURSE MIDWIVES 0 8



FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 0








RETAIL PHARMACIES 4




DENTISTS 2 61










PRIMARY CARE: YES


DENTAL CARE: NO



MAYES COUNTY















NURSES NUM. RANK









NURSE MIDWIVES 0 8



FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 2












DENTISTS 12 26










PRIMARY CARE: YES


DENTAL CARE: NO



MURRAY COUNTY















NURSES NUM. RANK









NURSE MIDWIVES 0 8



FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 0








RETAIL PHARMACIES 5




DENTISTS 3 53










PRIMARY CARE: YES


DENTAL CARE: NO



MUSKOGEE COUNTY















NURSES NUM. RANK









NURSE MIDWIVES 0 8



FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 3












DENTISTS 28 9










PRIMARY CARE: NO


DENTAL CARE: NO



NOBLE COUNTY















NURSES NUM. RANK









NURSE MIDWIVES 0 8



FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 0








RETAIL PHARMACIES 3




DENTISTS 3 53










PRIMARY CARE: YES


DENTAL CARE: NO



NOWATA COUNTY















NURSES NUM. RANK









NURSE MIDWIVES 0 8



FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 0








RETAIL PHARMACIES 3




DENTISTS 1 64










PRIMARY CARE: YES


DENTAL CARE: YES



OKFUSKEE COUNTY















NURSES NUM. RANK









NURSE MIDWIVES 0 8



FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 0








RETAIL PHARMACIES 5




DENTISTS 1 64










PRIMARY CARE: YES


DENTAL CARE: NO



OKLAHOMA COUNTY


PHYSICIANS (D.O. AND M.D.) 3,033 1













NURSES NUM. RANK



LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSES 2,592 1






NURSE MIDWIVES 14 1



FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 27












DENTISTS 543 1










PRIMARY CARE: PARTIAL


DENTAL CARE: NO



OKMULGEE COUNTY















NURSES NUM. RANK









NURSE MIDWIVES 0 8



FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 0








RETAIL PHARMACIES 9




DENTISTS 18 18










PRIMARY CARE: YES


DENTAL CARE: NO



OSAGE COUNTY















NURSES NUM. RANK









NURSE MIDWIVES 0 8



FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 0








RETAIL PHARMACIES 4




DENTISTS 10 28










PRIMARY CARE: YES


DENTAL CARE: NO



OTTAWA COUNTY















NURSES NUM. RANK









NURSE MIDWIVES 0 8



FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 0








RETAIL PHARMACIES 9




DENTISTS 8 35










PRIMARY CARE: YES


DENTAL CARE: NO



PAWNEE COUNTY















NURSES NUM. RANK









NURSE MIDWIVES 1 7



FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 0








RETAIL PHARMACIES 4




DENTISTS 8 35










PRIMARY CARE: YES


DENTAL CARE: NO



PAYNE COUNTY















NURSES NUM. RANK









NURSE MIDWIVES 1 7



FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 2












DENTISTS 30 7










PRIMARY CARE: YES


DENTAL CARE: NO



PITTSBURG COUNTY















NURSES NUM. RANK









NURSE MIDWIVES 1 7



FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 1








RETAIL PHARMACIES 8




DENTISTS 18 18










PRIMARY CARE: YES


DENTAL CARE: NO



PONTOTOC COUNTY















NURSES NUM. RANK









NURSE MIDWIVES 5 4



FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 1












DENTISTS 21 14










PRIMARY CARE: YES


DENTAL CARE: NO



POTTAWATOMIE COUNTY















NURSES NUM. RANK









NURSE MIDWIVES 0 8



FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 0












DENTISTS 30 7










PRIMARY CARE: YES


DENTAL CARE: NO



PUSHMATAHA COUNTY















NURSES NUM. RANK









NURSE MIDWIVES 0 8



FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 1








RETAIL PHARMACIES 3




DENTISTS 2 61










PRIMARY CARE: YES


DENTAL CARE: PARTIAL



ROGER M ILLS COUNTY















NURSES NUM. RANK









NURSE MIDWIVES 0 8



FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 0








RETAIL PHARMACIES 1




DENTISTS 1 64










PRIMARY CARE: YES


DENTAL CARE: NO



ROGERS COUNTY















NURSES NUM. RANK









NURSE MIDWIVES 3 6



FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 0












DENTISTS 31 6










PRIMARY CARE: NO


DENTAL CARE: NO



SEMINOLE COUNTY















NURSES NUM. RANK









NURSE MIDWIVES 0 8



FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 1








RETAIL PHARMACIES 8




DENTISTS 6 42










PRIMARY CARE: YES


DENTAL CARE: NO



SEQUOYAH COUNTY















NURSES NUM. RANK









NURSE MIDWIVES 0 8



FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 0












DENTISTS 13 25










PRIMARY CARE: YES


DENTAL CARE: NO



STEPHENS COUNTY















NURSES NUM. RANK









NURSE MIDWIVES 0 8



FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 1












DENTISTS 21 14










PRIMARY CARE: NO


DENTAL CARE: NO



TEXAS COUNTY















NURSES NUM. RANK









NURSE MIDWIVES 1 7



FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 0








RETAIL PHARMACIES 4




DENTISTS 8 35










PRIMARY CARE: YES


DENTAL CARE: NO



TILLMAN COUNTY















NURSES NUM. RANK









NURSE MIDWIVES 0 8



FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 0








RETAIL PHARMACIES 3




DENTISTS 3 53










PRIMARY CARE: YES


DENTAL CARE: YES



TULSA COUNTY


PHYSICIANS (D.O. AND M.D.) 2,259 2













NURSES NUM. RANK



LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSES 1,938 2






NURSE MIDWIVES 9 2



FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 19












DENTISTS 338 2










PRIMARY CARE: YES


DENTAL CARE: NO



WAGONER COUNTY















NURSES NUM. RANK









NURSE MIDWIVES 0 8



FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 0












DENTISTS 14 23










PRIMARY CARE: NO


DENTAL CARE: NO



WASHINGTON COUNTY















NURSES NUM. RANK









NURSE MIDWIVES 0 8



FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 2












DENTISTS 23 12










PRIMARY CARE: YES


DENTAL CARE: NO



WASHITA COUNTY















NURSES NUM. RANK









NURSE MIDWIVES 0 8



FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 0








RETAIL PHARMACIES 2




DENTISTS 2 61










PRIMARY CARE: YES


DENTAL CARE: NO



WOODS COUNTY















NURSES NUM. RANK









NURSE MIDWIVES 0 8



FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 0








RETAIL PHARMACIES 2




DENTISTS 4 47










PRIMARY CARE: YES


DENTAL CARE: NO



WOODWARD COUNTY















NURSES NUM. RANK









NURSE MIDWIVES 0 8



FACILITIES NUM.





FREE CLINICS 0








RETAIL PHARMACIES 6




DENTISTS 10 28










PRIMARY CARE: YES


DENTAL CARE: NO



OKLAHOMA HEALTH

WORKFORCE DATA BOOK

MAPS SECTION


PRIMARY CARE HEALTH PROFESSIONAL SHORTAGE AREAS

HEALTH PROFESSIONAL SHORTAGE AREA (HPSA) DESIGNATIONS ARE USED BY THE FEDERAL HEALTH RESOURCES

AND SERVICES ADMINISTRATION TO IDENTIFY AREAS AND POPULATION GROUPS WITHIN OKLAHOMA THAT EXPE-

RIENCE A SHORTAGE OF PROFESSIONALS IN THREE HEALTH DISCIPLINES: PRIMARY CARE, MENTAL HEALTH CARE,

AND DENTAL CARE.

*NO COUNTIES IN OKLAHOMA WERE CATEGORIZED AS LOWEST SHORTAGE GEOGRAPHICAL AREA HPSAS,

WHICH WOULD INCLUDE AREAS WITH A HPSA SCORE BETWEEN 7 AND 10.

DATA SOURCE: OKLAHOMA STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH – OFFICE OF PRIMARY CARE

PROJECTION/COORDINATE SYSTEM: USGS ALBERS EQUAL AREA CONIC

¯ OFFICE OF PRIMARY CARE AND RURAL HEALTH DEVELOPMENT



LEGEND

GEOGRAPHICAL AREA HPSAs*

HIGHEST SHORTAGE: 14—18

MODERATE SHORTAGE: 11—13

HIGHEST SHORTAGE: 14—18

MODERATE SHORTAGE: 11—13

LOWEST SHORTAGE: 7—10

POPULATION GROUP HPSAs

NOT A HPSA


DENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONAL SHORTAGE AREAS

HEALTH PROFESSIONAL SHORTAGE AREA (HPSA) DESIGNATIONS ARE USED BY THE FEDERAL

HEALTH RESOURCES AND SERVICES ADMINISTRATION TO IDENTIFY AREAS AND POPULATION

GROUPS WITHIN OKLAHOMA THAT EXPERIENCE A SHORTAGE OF PROFESSIONALS IN THREE

HEALTH DISCIPLINES: PRIMARY CARE, MENTAL HEALTH CARE, AND DENTAL CARE.





OKLAHOMA STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH ¯

LEGEND

GEOGRAPHICAL AREA

POPULATION GROUP

NOT A HPSA


MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONAL SHORTAGE AREAS

HEALTH PROFESSIONAL SHORTAGE AREA (HPSA) DESIGNATIONS ARE USED BY THE FEDERAL

HEALTH RESOURCES AND SERVICES ADMINISTRATION TO IDENTIFY AREAS AND POPULATION

GROUPS WITHIN OKLAHOMA THAT EXPERIENCE A SHORTAGE OF PROFESSIONALS IN THREE

HEALTH DISCIPLINES: PRIMARY CARE, MENTAL HEALTH CARE, AND DENTAL CARE.






LEGEND

GEOGRAPHICAL AREA

POPULATION GROUP

NOT A HPSA


MEDICALLY UNDERSERVED AREAS & POPULATIONS (MUA/PS)

A MEDICALLY UNDERSERVED AREA/POPULATION DESIGNATION IDENTIFIES AREAS OR POPULATIONS WITH

A SHORTAGE OF HEALTH CARE SERVICES. THESE AREAS ARE ONLY APPLICABLE FOR PRIMARY HEALTH CARE

SERVICES AND, UNLIKE A HPSA, THIS TYPE OF DESIGNATION DOES NOT EXPIRE UNDER CURRENT FEDERAL

GUIDANCE. DESIGNATION IS BASED ON THE EXPLANATION AS TO WHY THE AREA IN QUESTION IS

“RATIONAL” (SIMILAR TO THE HPSA PROCESS) AND THE DOCUMENTATION OF FOUR FACTORS; HEALTH

CARE PROVIDER-TO-POPULATION RATIO, INFANT MORTALITY RATE, PERCENTAGE OF POPULATION BELOW

100% OF THE FEDERAL POVERTY LEVEL, AND THE PERCENTAGE OF POPULATION AGED 65 AND OVER.

AN MUA/P MAY APPLY TO WHOLE COUNTIES, A GROUP OF COUNTIES OR CIVIL DIVISIONS, OR A

GROUP OF URBAN CENSUS TRACTS. THE MUP INCLUDES GROUPS OF PERSONS WHO FACE DOCUMENTED

ECONOMIC, CULTURAL, OR LINGUISTIC BARRIERS TO HEALTH CARE.







OKLAHOMA HEALTH

PROFESSIONALS BY OCCUPATION


PHYSICIANS (D.O. & M.D.)

THE NUMBER OF PHYSICIANS FOR EACH COUNTY INCLUDES ALL D.O. OR M.D. NON-RESIDENT,

FULLY LICENSED PHYSICIANS THAT PRACTICE IN ANY SPECIALTIES.





LEGEND

RATE PER 10,000 POP

0.00

0.01 - 5.34

5.35 - 6.90

6.91 - 9.13

9.14 - 13.79

13.80 - 40.16

¯

LEGEND

RATE PER 10,000 POPULATION

0.00

0.01-5.34

5.35-6.90

6.91-9.13

9.14-13.79

13.80-40.16


PRIMARY CARE PHYSICIANS (PCPS)

THE NUMBER OF PRIMARY CARE PHYSICIANS FOR EACH COUNTY INCLUDES ALL D.O. OR M.D. NON-RESIDENT, FULLY

LICENSED PHYSICIANS THAT PRACTICE IN ANY OF THE FOLLOWING SPECIALTIES: FAMILY/GENERAL PRACTICE, INTERNAL

MEDICINE, OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY (OB/GYN), GENERAL GERIATRICS, AND PEDIATRICS. PHYSICIANS WHO

WERE BOARD-CERTIFIED IN A PRIMARY CARE SPECIALTY AND AN ADDITIONAL NON-PRIMARY CARE SPECIALTY WERE EX-

CLUDED FROM THE PRIMARY CARE PHYSICIANS SUB-GROUP COUNT AND RATE PER 10,000 POPULATION.





LEGEND

RATE PER 10,000 POP

0.00

0.01 - 5.34

5.35 - 6.90

6.91 - 9.13

9.14 - 13.79

13.80 - 40.16

¯

LEGEND


0.00

0.01-4.05

4.06-5.89

5.90-7.46

7.47-10.81

10.82-16.31


PHYSICIAN ASSISTANTS (PAS)

THE NUMBER OF PHYSICIAN ASSISTANTS FOR EACH COUNTY INCLUDES ALL PHYSICIAN

ASSISTANTS WHO HAVE AN ACTIVE OKLAHOMA LICENSE AND AN IDENTIFIABLE PRACTICE

ADDRESS IN THE STATE.


¯ OFFICE OF PRIMARY CARE AND RURAL HEALTH DEVELOPMENT



LEGEND

RATE PER 10,000 POP

0.00

0.01 - 5.34

5.35 - 6.90

6.91 - 9.13

9.14 - 13.79

13.80 - 40.16

LEGEND


0.00

0.01-1.33

1.34-1.86

1.87-2.60

2.61-3.62

3.63-6.58


REGISTERED NURSES (RNS)

THE NUMBER OF REGISTERED NURSES IN EACH COUNTY INCLUDES ALL RNS WHO HAVE AN ACTIVE OKLAHOMA

LICENSE AND AN IDENTIFIABLE PRACTICE ADDRESS IN THE STATE.

THE RN COUNT FOR EACH COUNTY INCLUDES NURSES WHOSE RN LICENSE WAS ACTIVE AT THE TIME OF ANALYSIS

(DECEMBER 2014).





LEGEND


9.78-27.27

27.28-42.83

42.84-61.26

61.27-83.95

83.96-150.67


LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSES (LPNS)

THE NUMBER OF LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSES IN EACH COUNTY INCLUDES ALL LPNS WHO HAVE AN ACTIVE

OKLAHOMA LICENSE AND AN IDENTIFIABLE PRACTICE ADDRESS IN THE STATE.

THE LPN COUNT FOR EACH COUNTY INCLUDES THOSE NURSES WHOSE LPN LICENSE WAS ACTIVE AT THE

TIME OF ANALYSIS (DECEMBER 2014).





3.74-24.02

24.03-33.45

33.46-39.94

39.95-50.75

50.76-77.10

LEGEND



ADVANCED PRACTICE REGISTERED NURSES (APRNS)

APRN SUBGROUPS: NURSE PRACTITIONERS (CNP); NURSE MIDWIVES (CNM); CLINICAL NURSE SPECIALISTS (CNS);

NURSE ANESTHETISTS (CRNA)

THE NUMBER OF ADVANCED PRACTICE RNS FOR EACH COUNTY INCLUDES ALL ADVANCED PRACTICE RNS WHO HAVE AN

ACTIVE OKLAHOMA LICENSE AND AN IDENTIFIABLE PRACTICE ADDRESS IN THE STATE.

THE APRN COUNT FOR EACH COUNTY INCLUDES THOSE NURSES WHOSE APRN LICENSE WAS ACTIVE AT THE TIME OF

ANALYSIS (DECEMBER 2014).





LEGEND


LEGEND

RATE PER 10,000 POP

0.00

0.01 - 5.34

5.35 - 6.90

6.91 - 9.13

9.14 - 13.79

13.80 - 40.16

0.00

0.01-1.30

1.31-2.40

2.41-3.62

3.63-5.36

5.37-10.46


DENTISTS (DDS & DMD)

THE NUMBER OF DENTISTS FOR EACH COUNTY INCLUDES ALL DENTISTS WITH AN IDENTIFIABLE PRACTICE ADDRESS ACCORDING

TO 2014 DATA FROM THE NATIONAL PROVIDER IDENTIFICATION FILE. THIS REPORT, ISSUED BY THE CENTER FOR MEDICARE

AND MEDICAID SERVICES, LISTS ALL DOCTORS OF DENTAL SURGERY (DDS) OR DOCTORS OF DENTAL MEDICINE (DMD)

WITH THE REQUIRED IDENTIFICATION NUMBER TO BILL FOR ANY FORM OF INSURANCE. REGULATORY GUIDANCE FROM THE

HEALTH RESOURCES AND SERVICES ADMINISTRATION INFORMS THE SELECTION OF DENTISTS SPECIALIZING IN EITHER GENERAL

OR PEDIATRIC/PEDODONTIC DENTISTRY.

DATA SOURCE: CENTER FOR MEDICARE & MEDICAID SERVICES, HEALTH RESOURCES & SERVICES ADMINISTRATION: NATIONAL PROVIDER IDENTIFICA-

TION DATA (2014)





LEGEND


0.00

.01-1.80

1.81-2.67

2.68-3.79

3.80-4.50

4.51-10.01

LEGEND

RATE PER 10,000 POP

0.00

0.01 - 5.34

5.35 - 6.90

6.91 - 9.13

9.14 - 13.79

13.80 - 40.16


PSYCHIATRISTS (DO & MD)

THE NUMBER OF PSYCHIATRISTS (D.O. AND M.D.) FOR EACH COUNTY INCLUDES PHYSICIANS (BOTH OSTEOPATHIC

AND ALLOPATHIC TRAINING) WHO HAVE AN ACTIVE OKLAHOMA LICENSE IN EITHER GENERAL, CHILD, OR ADOLES-

CENT PSYCHIATRY AND POSSESS AN IDENTIFIABLE PRACTICE ADDRESS IN THE STATE. A QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS IN

STATISTICAL ANALYSIS SOFTWARE (SAS) AND MICROSOFT EXCEL OF LICENSURE DATA IDENTIFIED THE PSYCHIATRY

OR CHILD AND ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRY SPECIALISTS OF INTEREST AND ACCOUNTED FOR DIFFERENCES IN SPELLING

OR TERMINOLOGY BETWEEN THE TWO STATE BOARDS THAT LICENSE PHYSICIANS. PHYSICIANS WHO WERE BOARD-

CERTIFIED IN PSYCHIATRY AND AN ADDITIONAL SPECIALTY OR SUB-SPECIALTY WERE EXCLUDED FROM THE PSYCHIA-

TRISTS (D.O. AND M.D.) SUB-GROUP COUNT AND RATE PER 10,000 POPULATION.

PHYSICIANS ENROLLED IN GRADUATE MEDICAL EDUCATION, SUCH AS RESIDENCY OR POST-GRADUATE FELLOWSHIPS

IN PSYCHIATRY, WERE EXCLUDED FROM THE PSYCHIATRISTS (D.O. AND M.D.) FOR EACH COUNTY.





LEGEND

RATE PER 10,000 POP

0.00

0.01 - 0.34

0.35 - 0.62

0.63 - 0.89

0.90 - 1.05

1.06 - 2.73

¯

LEGEND


0.00

0.01-0.34

0.35-0.62

0.63-0.89

0.90-1.05

1.06-2.73


PSYCHOLOGISTS

THE NUMBER OF CLINICAL/COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGISTS (PH.D) FOR EACH COUNTY INCLUDES ALL PSYCHOLOGISTS

WHO HAVE AN ACTIVE OKLAHOMA LICENSE IN A PSYCHOLOGY CLINICAL OR COUNSELING SPECIALTY AND HAVE AN

IDENTIFIABLE PRACTICE ADDRESS IN THE STATE. THE OKLAHOMA STATE BOARD OF EXAMINERS OF PSYCHOLOGISTS

IDENTIFIES THE NUMBER OF PSYCHOLOGISTS WHO ARE CONFIRMED TO BE ACTIVELY PRACTICING IN OKLAHOMA, BUT

ONLY A HOME, RATHER THAN PRACTICE ADDRESS COULD BE IDENTIFIED.





LEGEND


LEGEND

RATE PER 10,000 POP

0.00

0.01 - 0.34

0.35 - 0.62

0.63 - 0.89

0.90 - 1.05

1.06 - 2.73

0.00

0.01-0.28

0.29-0.68

0.69-0.88

0.89-1.25

1.66-4.09


HEALTH FACIL IT IES IN OKLAHOMA


HOSPITALS (GENERAL MEDICAL/SURGICAL AND CRITICAL ACCESS)

CRITICAL ACCESS HOSPITALS: ESTABLISHED UNDER THE FEDERAL BALANCED BUDGET ACT OF 1997, CRITICAL ACCESS

HOSPITALS (CAHS) ARE LIMITED SERVICE HOSPITALS LOCATED IN RURAL AREAS. CAH IS A SPECIAL MEDICARE DESIGNATION

LIMITED TO HOSPITALS WITH 25 BEDS OR LESS WITH AN AVERAGE LENGTH OF STAY OF LESS THAN FOUR DAYS. CAHS

RECEIVE PAYMENTS FOR PROVIDING CARE TO UNDERSERVED POPULATIONS.

GENERAL MEDICAL/SURGICAL HOSPITALS: THE NUMBER OF GENERAL MEDICAL SURGICAL HOSPITALS INCLUDES INSTITU-

TIONS CAPABLE OF DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF MEDICAL CONDITIONS IN AN INPATIENT SETTING. GENERAL MEDICAL /

SURGICAL HOSPITALS PROVIDE A WIDE VARIETY OF LABORATORY, DIAGNOSTIC, AND SURGICAL SERVICES.

NUMBER OF GENERAL MEDICAL/SURGICAL HOSPITALS: 99

NUMBER OF CRITICAL ACCESS HOSPITALS: 34





GENERAL HOSPITALS

CRITICAL ACCESS HOSPITALS

COUNTIES

LEGEND


GENERAL MEDICAL / SURGICAL HOSPITALS BAILEY MEDICAL CENTER, LLC OWASSO

BRISTOW MEDICAL CENTER BRISTOW

CHG CORNERSTONE HOSPITAL OF OKLAHOMA SHAWNEE

CHOCTAW MEMORIAL HOSPITAL HUGO

COMANCHE COUNTY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL LAWTON

COMMUNITY HOSPITAL, LLC OKLAHOMA CITY

CORNERSTONE HOSPITAL OF OKLAHOMA - MUSKOGEE MUSKOGEE

CRAIG GENERAL HOSPITAL VINITA

DEACONESS HOSPITAL OKLAHOMA CITY

DUNCAN REGIONAL HOSPITAL DUNCAN

EASTAR HEALTH SYSTEM MUSKOGEE

EASTERN OKLAHOMA MEDICAL CENTER POTEAU

EDMOND - AMG SPECIALTY HOSPITAL EDMOND

ELKVIEW GENERAL HOSPITAL HOBART

GRADY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL CHICKASHA

GREAT PLAINS REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER ELK CITY

HARMON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL HOLLIS

HILLCREST HOSPITAL CLAREMORE CLAREMORE

HILLCREST HOSPITAL CUSHING CUSHING

HILLCREST HOSPITAL HENRYETTA HENRYETTA

HILLCREST HOSPITAL SOUTH TULSA

HILLCREST MEDICAL CENTER TULSA

INTEGRIS BAPTIST MEDICAL CENTER, INC. OKLAHOMA CITY

INTEGRIS BAPTIST REGIONAL HEALTH CENTER MIAMI

INTEGRIS BASS BAPTIST HEALTH CENTER ENID

INTEGRIS BASS PAVILION ENID

INTEGRIS BLACKWELL REGIONAL HOSPITAL BLACKWELL

INTEGRIS CANADIAN VALLEY HOSPITAL YUKON

INTEGRIS CLINTON REGIONAL HOSPITAL CLINTON

INTEGRIS GROVE HOSPITAL GROVE

INTEGRIS HEALTH EDMOND EDMOND

INTEGRIS MAYES COUNTY MEDICAL CENTER PRYOR

INTEGRIS SEMINOLE MEDICAL CENTER SEMINOLE

INTEGRIS SOUTHWEST MEDICAL CENTER OKLAHOMA CITY

JACKSON COUNTY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL AUTHORITY ALTUS

JANE PHILLIPS MEDICAL CENTER BARTLESVILLE

JEAY MEDICAL SERVICES, LLC EUFAULA

KINDRED HOSPITAL - OKLAHOMA CITY OKLAHOMA CITY

LAKESIDE WOMEN'S HOSPITAL, INTEGRIS HEALTH NETWORK OKLAHOMA CITY

LATIMER COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL WILBURTON

LINDSAY MUNICIPAL HOSPITAL LINDSAY

MCALESTER REGIONAL HEALTH CENTER MCALESTER

MCBRIDE CLINIC ORTHOPEDIC HOSPITAL OKLAHOMA CITY

MCCURTAIN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL IDABEL

MEDICAL CENTER OF SOUTHEASTERN OKLAHOMA DURANT

MEMORIAL HOSPITAL & PHYSICIAN GROUP FREDERICK

MEMORIAL HOSPITAL OF STILWELL STILWELL

MEMORIAL HOSPITAL OF TEXAS COUNTY GUYMON

MERCY HOSPITAL ADA, INC. ADA

MERCY HOSPITAL ARDMORE, INC. ARDMORE

MERCY HOSPITAL EL RENO, INC. EL RENO

MERCY HOSPITAL OKLAHOMA CITY, INC. OKLAHOMA CITY

MIDWEST REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER MIDWEST CITY

MUSCOGEE (CREEK) NATION LONG TERM ACUTE CARE HOSPITAL OKMULGEE

MUSCOGEE (CREEK) NATION MEDICAL CENTER OKMULGEE

NEWMAN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL SHATTUCK

NORMAN REGIONAL HEALTH SYSTEM - NORMAN CAMPUS NORMAN

NORMAN SPECIALTY HOSPITAL NORMAN

NORTHEASTERN HEALTH SYSTEM TAHLEQUAH

NORTHWEST SURGICAL HOSPITAL OKLAHOMA CITY OKLAHOMA CENTER FOR ORTHOPAEDIC & MULTI-SPECIALTY SURGERY OKLAHOMA CITY

OKLAHOMA HEART HOSPITAL OKLAHOMA CITY

OKLAHOMA HEART HOSPITAL SOUTH OKLAHOMA CITY

OKLAHOMA SPINE HOSPITAL, LLC OKLAHOMA CITY

OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER TULSA

OKLAHOMA SURGICAL HOSPITAL, LLC TULSA

ONECORE HEALTH OKLAHOMA CITY

OU MEDICAL CENTER OKLAHOMA CITY

PAULS VALLEY GENERAL HOSPITAL PAULS VALLEY

PERRY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL PERRY

PINNACLE SPECIALTY HOSPITAL TULSA

PONCA CITY MEDICAL CENTER PONCA CITY

POST ACUTE MEDICAL SPECIALTY HOSPITAL OF TULSA TULSA

PURCELL MUNICIPAL HOSPITAL PURCELL

PUSHMATAHA COUNTY-TOWN OF ANTLERS HOSPITAL AUTHORITY ANTLERS

SAINT FRANCIS HOSPITAL SOUTH TULSA

SAINT FRANCIS HOSPITAL, INC. TULSA

SAYRE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, INC. SAYRE

SELECT SPECIALTY HOSPITAL - TULSA/MIDTOWN TULSA

SELECT SPECIALTY HOSPITAL - OKLAHOMA CITY OKLAHOMA CITY

SEQUOYAH MEMORIAL HOSPITAL SALLISAW

SHARE MEDICAL CENTER ALVA

SOUTHWESTERN MEDICAL CENTER LAWTON

SOUTHWESTERN REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER, INC. TULSA

SPECIALTY HOSPITAL OF MIDWEST CITY MIDWEST CITY

ST. ANTHONY HOSPITAL OKLAHOMA CITY

ST. ANTHONY SHAWNEE HOSPITAL SHAWNEE

ST. JOHN BROKEN ARROW BROKEN ARROW

ST. JOHN MEDICAL CENTER, INC. TULSA

ST. JOHN OWASSO OWASSO

ST. MARY'S REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER ENID

STILLWATER MEDICAL CENTER STILLWATER

SUMMIT MEDICAL CENTER, LLC EDMOND

SURGICAL HOSPITAL OF OKLAHOMA OKLAHOMA CITY

THE CHILDREN'S CENTER BETHANY

TULSA SPINE & SPECIALTY HOSPITAL TULSA

TULSA-AMG SPECIALTY HOSPITAL TULSA

WAGONER COMMUNITY HOSPITAL WAGONER

WOODWARD REGIONAL HOSPITAL WOODWARD

CRITICAL ACCESS HOSPITALS ARBUCKLE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL SULPHUR

ATOKA COUNTY MEDICAL CENTER ATOKA

BEAVER COUNTY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL BEAVER

CARNEGIE TRI-COUNTY MUNICIPAL HOSPITAL CARNEGIE

CIMARRON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL BOISE CITY

CLEVELAND AREA HOSPITAL CLEVELAND

CORDELL MEMORIAL HOSPITAL CORDELL

CREEK NATION COMMUNITY HOSPITAL OKEMAH

DRUMRIGHT REGIONAL HOSPITAL DRUMRIGHT

FAIRFAX COMMUNITY HOSPITAL FAIRFAX

FAIRVIEW REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER FAIRVIEW

HARPER COUNTY COMMUNITY HOSPITAL BUFFALO

HASKELL COUNTY COMMUNITY HOSPITAL STIGLER

HOLDENVILLE GENERAL HOSPITAL HOLDENVILLE

INTEGRIS MARSHALL COUNTY MEDICAL CENTER MADILL

JANE PHILLIPS NOWATA HEALTH CENTER NOWATA

JEFFERSON COUNTY HOSPITAL WAURIKA

MARY HURLEY HOSPITAL COALGATE

MERCY HEALTH LOVE COUNTY MARIETTA

MERCY HOSPITAL HEALDTON, INC. HEALDTON

MERCY HOSPITAL KINGFISHER KINGFISHER

MERCY HOSPITAL LOGAN COUNTY GUTHRIE

MERCY HOSPITAL TISHOMINGO, INC TISHOMINGO

MERCY HOSPITAL WATONGA WATONGA

OKEENE MUNICIPAL HOSPITAL OKEENE

PAWHUSKA HOSPITAL, INC. PAWHUSKA

PRAGUE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL PRAGUE

QUARTZ MOUNTAIN MEDICAL CENTER MANGUM

ROGER MILLS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL CHEYENNE

SEILING MUNICIPAL HOSPITAL SEILING

ST. JOHN SAPULPA, INC. SAPULPA

STROUD REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER STROUD

THE PHYSICIANS' HOSPITAL IN ANADARKO ANADARKO

WEATHERFORD REGIONAL HOSPITAL WEATHERFORD


RURAL HEALTH CLINICS

RURAL HEALTH CLINICS ARE OUTPATIENT HEALTH CARE CLINICS CERTIFIED BY THE CENTER

FOR MEDICARE AND MEDICAID SERVICES AS OPERATING IN RURAL, UNDERSERVED, OR

HEALTH PROFESSIONAL SHORTAGE AREAS.

TOTAL NUMBER OF RURAL HEALTH CLINICS: 51






COUNTIES

LEGEND



ABC MEDICAL CLINIC, PLLC ATOKA

BUSTER RURAL HEALTH CLINIC CHEYENNE

CHEROKEE FAMILY CLINIC CHEROKEE

CIMARRON MEMORIAL RURAL HEALTH CLINIC BOISE CITY

CLINICO LLC BEGGS

COMANCHE COUNTY HOSPITAL AUTHORITY APACHE

COMMUNITY CLINIC OF BEAVER BEAVER

COMMUNITY CLINIC OF TURPIN TURPIN

DOCTORS CLINIC OF DURANT DURANT

DRUMRIGHT RURAL HEALTH CLINIC DRUMRIGHT

FAIRFAX RURAL HEALTH CLINIC FAIRFAX

FAMILY CLINIC OF RINGLING RINGLING

FAMILY CLINIC OF WELEETKA WELEETKA

GARBER FAMILY CLINIC GARBER

GRAND LAKE MEDICAL PARK AFTON

GRAND LAKE MEDICAL PARK LANGLEY

GREEN COUNTY MEDICAL CLINIC SOUTH COFFEYVILLE

HELTON RURAL HEALTH CLINIC COALGATE

HINTON FAMILY MEDICAL CLINIC HINTON

HOLDENVILLE GENERAL HOSPITAL RURAL HEALTH CLINIC HOLDENVILLE

HUGO RURAL HEALTH CLINIC HUGO

HUSSAINS FAMILY PRACTICE WILBURTON

INTEGRIS KINGSTON MEDICAL CLINIC KINGSTON

MAYSVILLE MEDICAL CENTER MAYSVILLE

MEDFORD FAMILY CLINIC MEDFORD

MEDICAL CENTER OF STRATFORD, INC. STRATFORD

MERCY CLINIC CRESCENT CRESCENT

MERCY CLINIC GUTHRIE SOUTH DIVISON GUTHRIE

MERCY HEALTH - LOVE COUNTY RURAL HEALTH CLINIC MARIETTA

MERCY PHYSICIANS HEALDTON CLINIC HEALDTON

NOWATA COUNTY RURAL HEALTH CLINIC NOWATA

PRAGUE FAMILY CLINIC PRAGUE

QUARTZ MOUNTAIN MEDICAL CLINIC MANGUM MANGUM

RINGROSE CLINIC GUTHRIE

RURAL COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER, INC. RYAN

RUSH SPRINGS FAMILY MEDICAL CLINIC RUSH SPRINGS

RYAN HEALTH CLINIC RYAN

SCH OP CLINIC SEILING

SIGGINS MEDICAL CLINIC BARNSDALL

SNYDER MEDICAL CLINIC SNYDER

SOUTHEASTERN OKLAHOMA FAMILY SERVICES INC. EUFALA

THE PAWNEE CLINIC PAWNEE

VICI COMMUNITY CLINIC VICI

WATONGA FAMILY CARE WATONGA

WAYNOKA FAMILY CARE WAYNOKA

WELCH FAMILY CLINIC WELCH

WEWOKA MEDICAL RURAL HEALTH CLINIC WEWOKA

WOODWARD CLINIC (19TH ST) WOODWARD

WOODWARD CLINIC (1810 KANSAS) WOODWARD

WOODWARD CLINIC (1818 KANSAS) WOODWARD

WOODWARD CLINIC (HILLCREST) WOODWARD


FEDERALLY QUALIFIED HEALTH CENTERS (FQHCS)

THE NUMBER OF FEDERALLY QUALIFIED HEALTH CENTERS (FQHCS) INCLUDES ALL COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTERS

MEETING SPECIFIC CRITERIA UNDER SECTION 330 OF THE US PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE ACT. FQHCS ARE PRIVATE,

NON-PROFIT, HEALTHCARE ORGANIZATIONS SERVING MEDICALLY UNDERSERVED AREAS.

NUMBER OF PRIMARY FEDERALLY QUALIFIED HEALTH CENTERS: 19

NUMBER OF FEDERALLY QUALIFIED HEALTH CENTER SATELLITES: 51

TOTAL NUMBER OF FEDERALLY QUALIFIED HEALTH CENTERS: 70





LEGEND

FEDERALLY QUALIFIED HEALTH CENTERS

COUNTIES


FEDERALLY QUALIFIED HEALTH CENTERS (FQHCS) ARKANSAS VERDIGRIS VALLEY HEALTH CENTERS, INC. PORTER

ARKANSAS VERDIGRIS HEALTH CENTER MUSKOGEE

CARING HANDS HEALTH CENTERS, INC. MCALESTER

CARING HANDS HEALTH CARE HARTSHORNE

CENTRAL OKLAHOMA FAMILY MEDICAL CENTER, INC. KONAWA

CENTRAL OKLAHOMA FAMILY MEDICAL CENTER STONEWALL

COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER OF NORTHEAST OKLAHOMA AFTON

COMMUNITY HEALTH CONNECTION, INC. (CHC) TULSA

KENDALL WHITTIER SITE TULSA

EAST-CENTRAL OKLAHOMA FAMILY HEALTH CENTER WETUMKA

EAST CENTRAL OKLAHOMA FAMILY HEALTH - HENRYETTA CLINIC HENRYETTA

EAST CENTRAL OKLAHOMA FAMILY HEALTH CENTER - HENRYETTA DENTAL CLINIC HENRYETTA

FAIRFAX CLINIC/ROBERT CLARK FAMILY HEALTH CENTER FAIRFAX

CLEVELAND BEHAVIORAL HEALTH CENTER CLEVELAND

HOMINY FAMILY HEALTH CENTER HOMINY

NEWKIRK FAMILY HEALTH CENTER NEWKIRK

PONCA CITY FAMILY HEALTH CENTER PONCA CITY

FAMILY HEALTH SERVICES OF SOUTHERN OKLAHOMA (FHSCO) TISHOMINGO

ATOKA CLINIC ATOKA

COALGATE CLINIC COALGATE

GREAT SALT PLAINS MEDICAL CENTER CHEROKEE

GREAT SALT PLAINS MEDFORD MEDFORD

GREAT SALT PLAINS ENID ENID

KIAMICHI FAMILY MEDICAL CENTER, INC. BATTIEST

KIAMICHI FAMILY MEDICAL CENTER IDABEL

KIAMICHI FAMILY MEDICAL CENTER (PROJECTED OPENING AUGUST 2015) HUGO

LAWTON COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER LAWTON

MARY MAHONEY MEMORIAL HEALTH CENTER (MMMHC) SPENCER

DOROTHY M. SMITH FAMILY HEALTH CENTER CARNEY

HEALING HANDS HEALTH SERVICES FOR THE HOMELESS OKLAHOMA CITY

LANGSTON HEALTH CENTER LANGSTON

RED ROCK BEHAVIORAL HEALTH OKLAHOMA CITY

SHAWNEE FAMILY MEDICAL CENTER SHAWNEE

PERRY A. KLAASSEN FAMILY MEDICAL CENTER OKLAHOMA CITY

MORTON COMPHENSIVE HEALTH SERVICES, INC. TULSA

EAST TULSA FAMILY HEALTH CENTER TULSA

MORTON FAMILY & CHILDREN'S SERVICES TULSA

MIDTOWN FAMILY HEALTH CENTER TULSA

NOWATA FAMILY HEALTH CENTER NOWATA

WASHINGTON COUNTY JOINT CLINIC BARTLESVILLE

NORTHEASTERN OKLAHOMA COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER, INC. HULBERT

NEO COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER, INC. OB/GYN ASSOCIATES TAHLEQUAH

NEO HEALTH MUSKOGEE MUSKOGEE

NEO HEALTH SALINA (PROJECTED OPENING AUGUST 2015) SALINA

NEO HEALTH TAHLEQUAH HEALTH CENTER TAHLEQUAH

NEO HEALTH WESTVILLE FAMILY MEDICAL CENTER WESTVILLE

OKLAHOMA COMMUNITY HEALTH SERVICES, INC D/B/A VARIETY CARE OKLAHOMA CITY

VARIETY CARE, 10TH ST CLINIC OKLAHOMA CITY

VARIETY CARE, BIG PASTURE CLINIC GRANDFIELD

VARIETY CARE, CENTRAL OKLAHOMA COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER NORMAN

VARIETY CARE, EDUCARE OKLAHOMA CITY

VARIETY CARE, FORT COBB CLINIC FT. COBB

VARIETY CARE, LAFAYETTE CLINIC OKLAHOMA CITY

VARIETY CARE, MID-DEL CLINIC DEL CITY

VARIETY CARE, NORMAN FAMILY PRACTICE NORMAN

VARIETY CARE, NORMAN PEDIATRICS NORMAN

VARIETY CARE, NORTHCARE ADULT OKLAHOMA CITY

VARIETY CARE, NW 56TH CLINIC OKLAHOMA CITY

VARIETY CARE, THOMAS CLINIC THOMAS

VARIETY CARE, TIPTON CLINIC TIPTON

OKLAHOMA SOUTH CENTRAL MEDICAL RESOURCE CENTER LINDSAY

PUSHMATAHA FAMILY MEDICAL CENTER CLAYTON

PUSHMATAHA FAMILY MEDICAL CENTER (PROJECTED OPENING AUGUST 2015) BOSWELL

SHORTGRASS COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER, INC. HOLLIS

STIGLER HEALTH AND WELLNESS CENTER, INC. STIGLER

CHECOTAH HEALTH AND WELLNESS CENTER CHECOTAH

EUFAULA HEALTH AND WELLNESS CENTER EUFAULA

POTEAU HEALTH AND WELLNESS CENTER POTEAU

SALLISAW HEALTH AND WELLNESS CENTER SALLISAW

WILBURTON HEALTH AND WELLNESS CENTER WILBURTON


FREE AND CHARITABLE CLINICS IN OKLAHOMA

THE NUMBER OF FREE CLINICS FOR EACH COUNTY INCLUDES PRIMARY, MENTAL, OR DENTAL HEALTH CLINICS

THAT SERVE PATIENTS AT NO-COST. FREE CLINICS RECEIVE FUNDING FROM VARIOUS GRANTS OR DONATIONS

FROM PRIVATE OR COMMUNITY DONORS THROUGH CHARITABLE OR GRANT FUNDING.

TOTAL NUMBER OF FREE CLINICS: 84





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FREE AND CHARITABLE CLINICS

COUNTIES


FREE AND CHARITABLE CLINICS

3434 CHURCH (PARTNERED WITH GOOD SAMARITAN HEALTH SERVICES) TULSA HOPE DENTAL CLINIC (WESTERN FAMILY CARE CENTER) ELK CITY

ACCESS HEALTH CARE CHICKASHA HOPE FOR GENERATIONS MEDICAL CLINIC FOR THE UNINSURED OKLAHOMA CITY

ANTLERS FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH FREE CLINIC ANTLERS HOPE MEDICAL CLINIC ATOKA

ARMS AROUND BROKEN ARROW BROKEN ARROW HOPE MEDICAL CLINIC BARTLESVILLE

ARUBA COMMUNITY CLINIC COLLINSVILLE HUNTER’S PRECISION RX OKLAHOMA CITY

BAPTIST COMMUNITY CLINIC OKLAHOMA CITY INDIAN SPRINGS APARTMENTS BROKEN ARROW

BAPTIST FREE HEALTH CLINIC MUSKOGEE JOHN 3:16 MISSION TULSA

BAPTIST MISSION OKLAHOMA CITY KING'S CLINIC OKLAHOMA CITY

BETHESDA FREE CLINIC LANGLEY LATIMER CHRISTIAN CLINIC WILBURTON

BROKEN ARROW NEIGHBORS BROKEN ARROW LEGACY COMMUNITY BEHAVIORAL HEALTH CLINC ATOKA

CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH DENTAL CLINIC LAWTON LIGHTHOUSE MEDICAL MINISTRIES OKLAHOMA CITY

CHRIST COMMUNITY HEALTH COALITION OKLAHOMA CITY LITTLE FLOWER CLINIC OKLAHOMA CITY

CLINTON FREE MEDICAL CLINIC CLINTON LIVING WATER COMMUNITY CLINIC BLACKWELL

COINS OKLAHOMA CITY MANOS JUNTAS OKLAHOMA CITY

COMMUNITY OF HOPE MEDICAL CLINIC AND PHARMACY TUTTLE MEMORIAL BAPTIST CHURCH TULSA

COMPASSION CARE CENTER DUNCAN MERCY CLINIC MCALESTER

CROSS AND CROWN MISSION OKLAHOMA CITY MID-DEL COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER OKLAHOMA CITY

CROSSINGS COMMUNITY CLINIC OKLAHOMA CITY MINISTRIES OF JESUS EDMOND

CUSHING CARE CLINIC CUSHING MORNINGSTAR CHURCH OF ALL NATIONS MOUNDS

D-DENT (STATEWIDE) OKLAHOMA CITY MUSKOGEE FREE HEALTH CLINIC MUSKOGEE

ENID COMMUNITY CLINIC ENID NEIGHBOR FOR NEIGHBOR/DAN ALLEN CLINIC TULSA

EODDS EASTERN OK DONATED DENTAL SERVICES TULSA NEIGHBORS ALONG THE LINE TULSA

ETOWAH BAPTIST CHARITY/PHARMACY NOBLE NEW JERUSALEM BAPTIST CHURCH TULSA

EXTREME WORSHIP AND OUTREACH CENTER GLENPOOL OKLAHOMA COUNTY PHARMACY 1 OKLAHOMA CITY

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH PURCELL OKLAHOMA COUNTY PHARMACY 2 OKLAHOMA CITY

FIRST BAPTIST CHUCH EL RENO EL RENO OPEN ARMS CLINIC OKLAHOMA CITY

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH MEDICAL CLINIC DURANT POTEAU FREE CLINIC POTEAU

FIRST BAPTIST CLINIC KINGFISHER KINGFISHER REGENCY MINISTRIES INTERNATIONAL OKLAHOMA CITY

FOREST COMMUNITY CLINIC CHANDLER RIVERSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH TULSA

FREE MEDICAL CLINIC OF MAYES COUNTY PRYOR RYLYN MEACHAM CENTER OKLAHOMA CITY

GOOD SAMARITAN HEALTH CLINIC OF EDMOND—BURTON PL. EDMOND SEMINOLE FREE MEDICAL CLINIC SEMINOLE

GOOD SHEPHERD DENTAL CLINIC ARDMORE SKYLINE URBAN MINISTRY OKLAHOMA CITY

GOOD SAMARITAN HEALTH SERVICES OF TULSA TULSA SPIRIT LIFE CHURCH TULSA

GOOD SHEPHERD FREE HEALTH CLINIC MUSKOGEE ST. CHARLES MCAULEY FREE CLINIC WARR ACRES

GOOD SHEPHERD MINISTRIES, INC. OKLAHOMA CITY STILLWATER COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER STILLWATER

GREEN COUNTRY FREE CLINIC BARTLESVILLE THE GREAT PHYSICIAN’S PHARMACY/MEDICAL CLINIC DURANT

GROVE CHRISTIAN MEDICAL CLINC GROVE THE HARVEST TULSA

HEALING HANDS CLINIC OKLAHOMA CITY THE MINISTRY CENTER TULSA

HEALING HANDS CLINIC MIDWEST CITY TRINITY CLINIC AND PHARMACY CALVIN

HEARTS THAT CARE VOLUNTEER HEALTH CLINIC LAWTON TULSA BLESSED MOTHER TERESA DENTAL CENTER TULSA

HOPE AT SLAUGHTERVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH MEDICAL CLINIC LEXINGTON TULSA DAY CENTER FOR THE HOMELESS TULSA

HOPE CENTER HEALTH CLINIC EDMOND TULSA DREAM CENTER TULSA


INDIAN HEALTH SERVICES FACILITIES

THE NUMBER OF INDIAN HEALTH SERVICES FACILITIES FOR EACH COUNTY INCLUDES UNIQUE HOSPITALS AND

OUTPATIENT CLINICS IDENTIFIED BY THE FEDERAL INDIAN HEALTH SERVICE. THE INDIAN HEALTH SERVICE IS THE

FEDERAL AGENCY OPERATING COMPREHENSIVE HEALTHCARE SYSTEMS FOR ELIGIBLE MEMBERS OF FEDERALLY

RECOGNIZED AMERICAN INDIAN AND ALASKAN NATIVE TRIBES.

NUMBER OF TRIBALLY OWNED INDIAN HEALTH SERVICES FACILITIES: 38

NUMBER OF FEDERALLY OWNED INDIAN HEALTH SERVICES FACILITIES: 12





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CLINICS - FEDERAL

CLINICS - TRIBAL

HOSPITALS - FEDERAL

HOSPITALS - TRIBAL

COUNTIES


INDIAN HEALTH SERVICES FACILITIES (TRIBAL)

ARDMORE HEALTH CENTER ARDMORE

ATOKA CHOCTAW NATION HEALTH CENTER ATOKA

BEARSKIN HEALTH CENTER WYANDOTTE

BLACK HAWK HEALTH CENTER STROUD

CALVIN C BEAMS HEALTH CENTER MCALESTER

CHICKASAW NATION MEDICAL CENTER ADA

CHOCTAW NATION INDIAN HOSPITAL TALIHINA

CHEROKEE NATION A-MO HEALTH CENTER SALINA

CHEROKEE NATION BARTLESVILLE HEALTH CLINIC BARTLESVILLE

CHEROKEE NATION REDBIRD SMITH HEALTH CENTER SALLISAW

CHEROKEE NATION SAM HIDER COMMUNITY CLINIC JAY

CHEROKEE NATION THREE RIVERS HEALTH CENTER MUSKOGEE

CHEROKEE NATION VINITA HEALTH CENTER VINITA

CHEROKEE NATION WILL ROGERS HEALTH CENTER NOWATA

CHEROKEE NATION WILMA P. MANKILLER HEALTH CENTER STILWELL

CHEROKEE NATION WW HASTINGS HOSPITAL TAHLEQUAH

CITIZEN POTAWATOMI HEALTH CENTER SHAWNEE

CREEK NATION COMMUNITY HOSPITAL OKEMAH

DURANT HEALTH CENTER DURANT

EUFAULA HEALTH CENTER EUFAULA

HARRY BELVIN CLINIC HUGO

IDABEL HEALTH CENTER IDABEL

JOHN ANDERSON HEALTH CENTER BROKEN BOW

KANZA HEALTH CENTER NEWKIRK

KICKAPOO HEALTH CENTER MCLOUD

KOWETA HEALTH CENTER COWETA

LITTLE AXE HEALTH CENTER NORMAN

MIAMI HEALTH CENTER MIAMI

OKMULGEE HEALTH CENTER OKMULGEE

PERKINS FAMILY CLINIC PERKINS

PURCELL HEALTH CENTER PURCELL

RUBIN WHITE HEALTH CLINIC POTEAU

SAPULPA HEALTH CENTER SAPULPA

SHAWNEE CLINIC SHAWNEE

STIGLER CHOCTAW HEALTH CENTER STIGLER

TISHOMINGO HEALTH CENTER TISHOMINGO

WETUMKA INDIAN HEALTH CENTER WETUMKA

WHITE EAGLE HEALTH CENTER PONCA CITY

INDIAN HEALTH SERVICES FACILITIES (FEDERAL)

ANADARKO HEALTH CENTER ANADARKO

CARNEGIE HEALTH CENTER CARNEGIE

CLAREMORE HOSPITAL CLAREMORE

CLINTON INDIAN HEALTH CENTER CLINTON

EL RENO HEALTH CENTER EL RENO

INDIAN HEALTH CARE RESOURCE HEALTH CENTER TULSA

LAWTON HOSPITAL LAWTON

OKLAHOMA CITY INDIAN CLINIC OKLAHOMA CITY

PAWHUSKA HEALTH CENTER PAWHUSKA

PAWNEE HEALTH CENTER PAWNEE

WATONGA HEALTH CENTER WATONGA

WEWOKA HEALTH CENTER WEWOKA


VETERANS AFFAIRS FACILITIES

THE NUMBER OF VETERANS AFFAIRS FACILITIES FOR EACH COUNTY INCLUDES UNIQUE HOSPITALS AND OUTPATIENT CLINICS

THAT ARE OPERATED BY THE FEDERAL VETERANS AFFAIRS DEPARTMENT. THE VETERANS HEALTH ADMINISTRATION OPERATES

AN INTEGRATED HEALTH CARE SYSTEM FOR VETERANS OF THE UNITED STATES ARMED FORCES.

NUMBER OF VETERANS AFFAIRS FACILITIES: 19






COUNTIES

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ADA COMMUNITY BASED OUTPATIENT CLINIC ADA

ALTUS COMMUNITY BASED OUTPATIENT CLINIC ALTUS

ARDMORE COMMUNITY BASED OUTPATIENT CLINIC ARDMORE

BLACKWELL COMMUNITY BASED OUTPATIENT CLINIC BLACKWELL

ENID COMMUNITY BASED OUTPATIENT CLINIC ENID

ERNEST CHILDERS VA OUTPATIENT CLINIC (TULSA) TULSA

HARSHORNE VA OUTPATIENT CLINIC HARTSHORNE

JACK C. MONTGOMERY EAST MUSKOGEE

JACK C. MONTGOMERY VA MEDICAL CENTER MUSKOGEE

JAY COMMUNITY BASED OUTPATIENT CLINIC JAY

LAWTON VET CENTER LAWTON

LAWTON/FT. SILL COMMUNITY BASED OUTPATIENT CLINIC FORT SILL

NORTH MAY ANNEX OKLAHOMA CITY

OKLAHOMA CITY VA HEALTH CARE SYSTEM OKLAHOMA CITY

OKLAHOMA CITY VET CENTER OKLAHOMA CITY

STILLWATER COMMUNITY BASED OUTPATIENT CLINIC STILLWATER

TULSA BEHAVIORAL MEDICINE SERVICE TULSA

TULSA VET CENTER TULSA

VINITA OUTPATIENT CLINIC VINITA


URGENT CARE CENTERS

THE NUMBER OF URGENT CARE CENTERS IN EACH COUNTY INCLUDES OUTPATIENT FACILITIES THAT SPECIALIZE IN

PROVIDING HEALTH CARE TO TREAT ACUTE CONDITIONS AND INJURIES ON A WALK-IN BASIS. URGENT CARE CENTERS

PROVIDE TREATMENTS FOR CONDITIONS THAT ARE NOT LIFE-THREATENING. URGENT CARE CENTERS TYPICALLY REMAIN

IN OPERATION DURING NON-TRADITIONAL BUSINESS HOURS, INCLUDING NIGHTS AND WEEKENDS.

NUMBER OF URGENT CARE CENTERS: 108





URGENT CARE CENTERS

COUNTIES

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URGENT CARE CENTERS

ACCESS MEDICAL CENTERS

ACCESS MEDICAL CENTER BARTLESVILLE

ACCESS MEDICAL CENTER CLAREMORE

ACCESS MEDICAL CENTER DEL CITY

ACCESS MEDICAL CENTER—15TH ST EDMOND

ACCESS MEDICAL CENTER—N. PENN EDMOND

ACCESS MEDICAL CENTER MIDWEST CITY

ACCESS MEDICAL CENTER MOORE

ACCESS MEDICAL CENTER NEWCASTLE

ACCESS MEDICAL CENTER NORMAN

ACCESS MEDICAL CENTER—23RD ST OKLAHOMA CITY

ACCESS MEDICAL CENTER– N. ROCKWELL OKLAHOMA CITY

ACCESS MEDICAL CENTER– NW EXPRESSWAY OKLAHOMA CITY

ACCESS MEDICAL CENTER—S. WESTERN OKLAHOMA CITY

ACCESS MEDICAL CENTER STILLWATER

ACCESS MEDICAL CENTER—BROOKSIDE TULSA

ACCESS MEDICAL CENTER– GARNETT TULSA

ACCESS MEDICAL CENTER—RIVERSIDE TULSA

ACCESS MEDICAL CENTER—UTICA TULSA

ACCESS MEDICAL CENTER—E. 81ST TULSA

ACCESS MEDICAL CENTER YUKON

AMC URGENT CARE CENTERS

AMC UGENT CARE PLUS STILLWATER STILLWATER

AMC URGENT CARE PLUS PONCA CITY

AM-PM DOCTORS URGENT CARE, LLC OKLAHOMA CITY

BROKEN ARROW URGENT CARE BROKEN ARROW

CIMARRON MEDICAL CLINIC CUSHING

CLASSEN URGENT CARE NORMAN

CONCENTRA URGENT CARE CENTERS

CONCENTRA MEMORIAL ROAD OKLAHOMA CITY

CONCENTRA QUADRUM OKLAHOMA CITY

CONCENTRA SOUTH I-35 OKLAHOMA CITY

CONCENTRA WEST RENO OKLAHOMA CITY

CONCENTRA NORTH SHERIDAN TULSA

CONCENTRA SOUTH MINGO TULSA

CONCENTRA TOWN WEST TULSA

COWETA MEDICAL GROUP COWETA

DENG FAMILY MEDICAL CENTER MIDWEST CITY

FAMILY MEDICINE CENTER WARR ACRES

FAST MEDICAL CENTER OKLAHOMA CITY OKLAHOMA CITY

FIRST MED URGENT CARE CENTERS

FIRST MED URGENT CARE EDMOND

FIRST MED URGENT CARE—N. OKC OKLAHOMA CITY

FIRST MED URGENT CARE—NW OKC OKLAHOMA CITY

FIRST MED URGENT CARE—S. OKC OKLAHOMA CITY

FIRST MED URGENT CARE—SW OKLAHOMA CITY OKLAHOMA CITY

GAP MEDICAL CLINIC AND URGENT CARE BARTLESVILLE

GEMINI AFTER HOURS CLINIC BARTLESVILLE

IMMEDIATE CARE URGENT CARE CENTERS

IMMEDIATE CARE OF OKAHOMA NORMAN - 24TH NORMAN

IMMEDIATE CARE OF OKLAHOMA EDMOND COVELL EDMOND

IMMEDIATE CARE OF OKLAHOMA SOUTH OKC OKLAHOMA CITY

IMMEDIATE CARE OF OKLAOMA NORMAN - TECUMSEH TECUMSEH

INTEGRIS URGENT CARE CENTERS

INTEGRIS URGENT CARE NORMAN NORMAN

INTEGRIS URGENT CARE PLUS ENID

JUST KIDS PEDIATRICS URGENT CARE CENTERS

JUST KIDS PEDIATRICS MOORE

JUST KIDS PEDIATRICS OKLAHOMA CITY

KIDS 1ST PEDIATRIC AFTER HOURS URGENT CARE CENTERS

KIDS 1ST PEDIATRIC AFTER HOURS CLINIC EDMOND

KIDS 1ST PEDIATRIC AFTER HOURS CLINIC OKLAHOMA CITY

MCALESTER COMMUNITY CARE/URGENT CARE CLINIC MCALESTER

MERCY URGENT CARE CENTERS

MERCY AFTER HOURS OKLAHOMA CITY

MERCY AFTER HOURS YUKON

MERCY CLINIC CONVENIENT CARE GUTHRIE

MERCY CLINIC PRIMARY CARE ARDMORE

MERCY CLINIC PRIMARY CARE ADA

MERCY CONVENIENT CARE - EDMOND MEMORIAL OKLAHOMA CITY

MERCY CONVENIENT CARE - MEMORIAL OKLAHOMA CITY

MERCY CONVENIENT CARE EDMOND

MINOR EMERGENCY CLINIC ENID

MMG MINOR EMERGENCY CLINIC LAWTON

MUSKOGEE IMMEDIATE CARE MUSKOGEE

OWASSO PEDATRIC & ADOLESCENT MEDICINE OWASSO

PEDISTAT PEDIATRIC URGENT CARE TULSA

PHYSICIAN CARE PM EDMOND

PONCA CITY URGENT CARE PONCA CITY

RAPID REMEDY URGENT CARE CENTERS

RAPID REMEDY URGENT CARE CENTER GROVE

RAPID REMEDY URGENT CARE CENTER WARR ACRES

SMC URGENT CARE CLINIC ALVA

ST. ANTHONY PHYSICIANS GROUP URGENT CARE SHAWNEE

ST. JOHN URGENT CARE CENTERS

ST JOHN CLINIC URGENT CARE BROKEN ARROW

ST. JOHN CLINIC URGENT CARE CLAREMORE

ST. JOHN HEALTH SYSTEM URGENT CARE SAND SPRINGS

ST. JOHN URGENT CARE—UTICA TULSA

ST. JOHN URGENT CARE—S. MEMORIAL TULSA

TULSA BONE & JOINT ASSOC, ORTHOPAEDIC URGENT CARE TULSA

TWINMED URGENT CARE AND FAMILY PRACTICE MCALESTER

URGENT CARE NORTH ENID

URGENT CARE OF ARDMORE ARDMORE

URGENT CARE OF DURANT DURANT

URGENT CARE OF GREEN COUNTRY CENTERS

URGENT CARE OF GREEN COUNTRY PRYOR

URGENT CARE OF GREEN COUNTRY CLAREMORE

URGENT CARE OF GREEN COUNTRY BIXBY

URGENT CARE OF GREEN COUNTRY OWASSO

URGENT CARE PLUS ENID

URGENTCARE TRAVEL OKLAHOMA CITY OKLAHOMA CITY

URGENT-MED DUNCAN

UTICA PARK CLINIC TULSA

WARREN CLINIC URGENT CARE CENTERS

WARREN CLINIC URGENT CARE TULSA

WARREN CLINIC URGENT CARE - MCALESTER MCALESTER

WARREN CLINIC URGENT CARE AT SPRINGER BUILDING TULSA

WARREN CLINIC URGENT CARE BROKEN ARROW BROKEN ARROW

WARREN CLINIC URGENT CARE BROKEN ARROW BROKEN ARROW

WELLFAST URGENT CARE CENTERS

WELLFAST URGENT CARE CENTER - EAST LAWTON

WELLFAST URGENT CARE CENTER - WEST LAWTON

WYNNEWOOD URGENT CARE WYNNEWOOD

XPRESS WELLNESS URGENT CARE CENTERS

XPRESS WELLNESS URGENT CARE ELK CITY

XPRESS WELLNESS URGENT CARE ENID

XPRESS WELLNESS URGENT CARE LAWTON

XPRESS WELLNESS URGENT CARE MUSKOGEE

XPRESS WELLNESS URGENT CARE SAPULPA

XPRESS WELLNESS URGENT CARE SHAWNEE

XPRESS WELLNESS URGENT CARE WEATHERFORD

XPRESS WELLNESS URGENT CARE WOODWARD


INPATIENT MENTAL HEALTH FACILITIES

THE NUMBER OF INPATIENT MENTAL HEALTH FACILITIES IN EACH COUNTY INCLUDES INPATIENT

HEALTH INSTITUTIONS WHOSE PRIMARY FUNCTION IS TO PROVIDE DIAGNOSTIC AND TREATMENT

SERVICES FOR PATIENTS WHO HAVE PSYCHIATRIC CONDITIONS. THE LISTING OF INPATIENT MENTAL

HEALTH FACILITIES INCLUDES GENERAL MEDICAL/SURGICAL HOSPITALS THAT OFFER PSYCHIATRIC

INPATIENT SERVICES AS PART OF A BROADER SET OF SERVICES AND CAPABILITIES IN THEIR HEALTH

SYSTEM.

NUMBER OF INPATIENT MENTAL HEALTH FACILITIES: 32






COUNTIES

LEGEND



BROOKHAVEN HOSPITAL, INC. TULSA

CARL ALBERT COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER MCALESTER

CEDAR RIDGE OKLAHOMA CITY

CLAREMORE REGIONAL HOSPITAL CLAREMORE

COMANCHE COUNTY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL LAWTON

CRAIG GENERAL HOSPITAL VINITA

DEACONESS HOSPITAL OKLAHOMA CITY

GREAT PLAINS REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER ELK CITY

GRIFFIN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL NORMAN

HENRYETTA MEDICAL CENTER HENRYETTA

HILLCREST HOSPITAL CUSHING CUSHING

INTEGRIS BAPTIST REGIONAL HEALTH CENTER MIAMI

INTEGRIS BASS BAPTIST HEALTH CENTER ENID

JANE PHILLIPS MEMORIAL MEDICAL CENTER BARTLESVILLE

JIM TALIAFERRO COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER LAWTON

LAUREATE PSYCHIATRIC CLINIC AND HOSPITAL, INC. TULSA

MCALESTER REGIONAL HEALTH CENTER MCALESTER

MERCY HOSPITAL ADA, INC ADA

MIDWEST REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER MIDWEST CITY

MUSKOGEE (CREEK) NATION MEDICAL CENTER OKMULGEE

MUSKOGEE REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER MUSKOGEE

NORMAN REGIONAL HOSPITAL NORMAN

NORTHWEST CENTER FOR BEHAVIORAL HEALTH (NCBH) FORT SUPPLY

OU MEDICAL CENTER - EDMOND EDMOND

PARKSIDE TULSA

ROLLING HILLS HOSPITAL ADA

SAYRE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL SAYRE

SHADOW MOUNTAIN BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SYSTEM TULSA

SOUTHWESTERN MEDICAL CENTER LAWTON

ST. ANTHONY HOSPITAL OKLAHOMA CITY

TAHLEQUAH CITY HOSPITAL TAHLEQUAH

WILLOW CREST HOSPITAL MIAMI


COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CENTERS (CMHCS)

THE NUMBER OF COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CENTERS (CMHCS) FOR EACH COUNTY INCLUDES ALL

MAIN AND SATELLITE OFFICES OF STATE-OPERATED AND CONTRACTED NON-PROFIT PROVIDERS OF MEN-

TAL HEALTH SERVICES. CMHCS PROVIDE A VARIETY OF MENTAL HEALTH AND SUPPORT SERVICES TO AS-

SIST ADULTS AND CHILDREN. CMHCS IN OKLAHOMA PROVIDE SERVICES TO ADULTS WITH AN INCOME

OF 200% OR LOWER OF THE FEDERAL POVERTY LEVEL, AND TO CHILDREN WHO HAVE NO OTHER

METHOD OF PAYMENT.

NUMBER OF COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CENTERS: 107





CMHC

COUNTIES

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COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CENTERS CARL ALBERT COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER MCALESTER

CARL ALBERT COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER ATOKA

CARL ALBERT COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER HEAVENER

CARL ALBERT COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER HOLDENVILLE

CARL ALBERT COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER HUGO

CARL ALBERT COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER IDABEL

CARL ALBERT COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER STIGLER

CENTRAL OKLAHOMA COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER NORMAN

CHILD AND FAMILY SERVICES NORMAN

CENTRAL OKLAHOMA COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER PURCELL

COMMUNITY COUNSELING CENTER, INC. OKLAHOMA CITY

COPE, INC. OKLAHOMA CITY

COUNSELING AND RECOVERY SERVICES OF OK SAND SPRINGS

COUNSELING AND RECOVERY SERVICES OF OK TULSA

CREOKS MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES, INC OKMULGEE

CREOKS MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES BARTLESVILLE

CREOKS MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES CLAREMORE

CREOKS MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES MCALESTER

CREOKS MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES OKEMAH

CREOKS MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES OKLAHOMA CITY

CREOKS MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES OKMULGEE

CREOKS MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES PAWNEE

CREOKS MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES PRYOR

CREOKS MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES SALLISAW

CREOKS MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES SAPULPA

CREOKS MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES SHAWNEE

CREOKS MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES STIGLER

CREOKS MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES STILLWATER

CREOKS MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES STILLWELL

CREOKS MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES STROUD

CREOKS MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES TAHLEQUAH

CREOKS MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES TULSA

CREOKS MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES VINITA

CREOKS MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES WAGONER

EDWIN FAIR COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER PONCA CITY

EDWIN FAIR COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER PAWHUSKA

EDWIN FAIR COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER PERRY

EDWIN FAIR COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER STILLWATER

EDWIN FAIR COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER ENID

EDWIN FAIR COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER MEDFORD

F&CS MENTAL HEALTH CARE, INC TULSA

F&CS MENTAL HEALTH CARE, INC. BROKEN ARROW

F&CS MENTAL HEALTH CARE, INC. TULSA

F&CS MENTAL HEALTH CARE, INC. - EAST TULSA

F&CS MENTAL HEALTH CARE, INC. - HARVARD TULSA

F&CS MENTAL HEALTH CARE, INC. - LEWIS TULSA

F&CS MENTAL HEALTH CARE, INC. - NORTH TULSA

F&CS MENTAL HEALTH CARE, INC. - OSAGE HILLS TULSA

F&CS MENTAL HEALTH CARE, INC. - OWASSO OWASSO

F&CS MENTAL HEALTH CARE, INC. - SALVATION ARMY TULSA

GRAND LAKE MENTAL HEALTH CENTER, INC. CLAREMORE

GRAND LAKE MENTAL HEALTH CENTER AFTON

GRAND LAKE MENTAL HEALTH CENTER BARTLESVILLE

GRAND LAKE MENTAL HEALTH CENTER GROVE

GRAND LAKE MENTAL HEALTH CENTER—ADMINISTRATION NOWATA

GRAND LAKE MENTAL HEALTH CENTER NOWATA

GRAND LAKE MENTAL HEALTH CENTER MIAMI

GRAND LAKE MENTAL HEALTH CENTER PRYOR

GRAND LAKE MENTAL HEALTH CENTER VINITA

GREEN COUNTRY BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES, INC MUSKOGEE

GREEN COUNTRY BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES, INC. - CRISIS UNIT MUSKOGEE

GREEN COUNTRY BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES, INC. EUFAULA

HOPE COMMUNITY SERVICES OKLAHOMA CITY

INNERCARE OKLAHOMA CMHC, INC. MCALESTER

JIM TALIAFERRO COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER LAWTON

JIM TALIAFERRO COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER ANADARKO

JIM TALIAFERRO COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER ALTUS

JIM TALIAFERRO COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER DUNCAN

MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES OF SOUTHERN OKLAHOMA - ADMINISTRATION ARDMORE

MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES OF SOUTHERN OKLAHOMA ARDMORE

MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES OF SOUTHERN OKLAHOMA ADA

MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES OF SOUTHERN OKLAHOMA DURANT

MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES OF SOUTHERN OKLAHOMA MARIETTA

MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES OF SOUTHERN OKLAHOMA PAULS VALLEY

MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES OF SOUTHERN OKLAHOMA SEMINOLE

MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES OF SOUTHERN OKLAHOMA TISHOMINGO

NORTHCARE ALVA

NORTHCARE CLINTON

NORTHCARE ENID

NORTHCARE GUTHRIE

NORTHCARE LAWTON

NORTHCARE NORMAN

NORTHCARE - ADMINISTRATION & CHILDREN'S OKLAHOMA CITY

NORTHCARE - ADULT FACILITY OKLAHOMA CITY

NORTHCARE - COMPREHENSIVE HOME BASED SERVICES STILLWATER

NORTHCARE - DAY REPORTING CENTER OKLAHOMA CITY

NORTHCARE - MEDICATION CLINIC OKLAHOMA CITY

NORTHWEST CENTER FOR BEHAVIORAL HEALTH ENID

NORTHWEST CENTER FOR BEHAVIORAL HEALTH ALVA

NORTHWEST CENTER FOR BEHAVIORAL HEALTH FAIRVIEW

NORTHWEST CENTER FOR BEHAVIORAL HEALTH FORT SUPPLY

NORTHWEST CENTER FOR BEHAVIORAL HEALTH GUYMON

NORTHWEST CENTER FOR BEHAVIORAL HEALTH—CLINICAL WOODWARD

NORTHWEST CENTER FOR BEHAVIORAL HEALTH—RESIDENTIAL WOODWARD

OKLAHOMA COUNTY CRISIS INTERVENTION CENTER OKLAHOMA CITY

RED ROCK BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES OKLAHOMA CITY

RED ROCK BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES CHANDLER

RED ROCK BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES CHICKASHA

RED ROCK BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES CLINTON

RED ROCK BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES EL RENO

RED ROCK BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES ELK CITY

RED ROCK BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES NORMAN

RED ROCK BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES WATONGA

RED ROCK BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES - JORDAN’S CROSSING OKLAHOMA CITY

RED ROCK BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES - PACT OKLAHOMA CITY

RED ROCK BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES—SOC OKLAHOMA CITY

RED ROCK BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES SHAWNEE

RED ROCK BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES YUKON

SEQUEL CARE ANTLERS

SEQUEL CARE BROKEN BOW

SEQUEL CARE DURANT

SEQUEL CARE HUGO

SEQUEL CARE IDABEL

SEQUEL CARE POTEAU

TULSA CENTER FOR BEHAVIORAL HEALTH TULSA


ADULT CRISIS CENTERS

THE NUMBER OF ADULT CRISIS CENTERS IN EACH COUNTY INCLUDES MENTAL HEALTH FACILITIES THAT SPECIALIZE IN

TREATING ACUTE PSYCHIATRIC CONDITIONS ON A WALK-IN BASIS. ADULT CRISIS CENTERS ARE IN OPERATION 24

HOURS A DAY.

NOTE: SOME OF THE ADULT CRISES CENTERS SHOWN ARE ALSO INCLUDED IN THE COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH

CENTER COUNT.

NUMBER OF ADULT CRISIS CENTERS: 12






COUNTIES

LEGEND



CARL ALBERT COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER - MAIN FACILITY MCALESTER

CREOKS MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES, INC. - CREEK COUNTY OFFICE SAPULPA

F&CS MENTAL HEALTH CARE, INC. - CENTRAL OFFICE TULSA

GREEN COUNTRY BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES, INC. - MAIN FACILITY MUSKOGEE

JIM TALIAFERRO COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER - SATELLITE LAWTON

MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES OF SOUTHERN OKLAHOMA - CLINICAL PROGRAMS ARDMORE

NORTHWEST CENTER FOR BEHAVIORAL HEALTH - INPATIENT AND RESIDENTIAL PROGRAMS FORT SUPPLY

OKLAHOMA COUNTY CRISIS INTERVENTION CENTER - CRISIS RECOVERY UNIT OKLAHOMA CITY

OKLAHOMA COUNTY CRISIS INTERVENTION CENTER (OCCIC) CLINTON

RED ROCK BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES - SATELLITE NORMAN

RED ROCK BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES - SATELLITE TULSA

TULSA CENTER FOR BEHAVIORAL HEALTH OKLAHOMA CITY


RETAIL PHARMACIES

10-70

71-123

124-216

217-500

501-4060





THE NUMBER OF RETAIL PHARMACIES FOR EACH COUNTY INCLUDES ALL UNIQUE RETAIL PHARMACY LOCATIONS

WITH ACTIVE LICENSURE BY THE OKLAHOMA STATE BOARD OF PHARMACY. THIS COUNT INCLUDES INDEPENDENT,

SUPERMARKET AND ‘CHAIN’ PHARMACIES THAT DISPENSE MEDICATIONS AND PRESCRIPTION DRUGS TO THE GENERAL

PUBLIC.

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LEGEND

PHARMACIES

1 - 3

4 - 5

6 - 10

11 - 55

56 - 188

LEGEND

RETAIL PHARMACIES

1-3

4-5

6-10

11-55

56-188


HOSPITAL BEDS

THE NUMBER OF HOSPITAL BEDS FOR EACH COUNTY INCLUDES THE NUMBER OF BEDS FOR ALL HOSPITALS

IDENTIFIED BY THE OKLAHOMA STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH’S MEDICAL FACILITIES LISTING. NOTE THAT

THIS LISTING DOES NOT INCLUDE FEDERAL (ARMED FORCES, VA) OR TRIBAL HOSPITALS, DUE TO DIFFER-

ENCES IN CERTIFICATION FOR THESE TYPES OF FACILITIES





LEGEND

HOSPITAL BEDS

LEGEND

NURSING HOME BEDS

0

1 - 145

146 - 231

232 - 314

315 - 485

486 - 3800

0

10-70

71-123

124-216

217-500

501-4060


NURSING HOME BEDS

THE NUMBER OF NURSING HOME BEDS FOR EACH COUNTY INCLUDES THE TOTAL

COUNT OF ALL BEDS OWNED BY ALL NURSING HOMES LISTED AS LICENSEES BY THE

OKLAHOMA STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH’S LONG TERM CARE DIVISION.





LEGEND

NURSING HOME BEDS

0

1 - 145

146 - 231

232 - 314

315 - 485

486 - 3800

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LEGEND

NURSING HOME BEDS


APRN – Advanced Practice Registered Nurse

CAH – Critical Access Hospital

CHIE – Center for Health Innovation & Effectiveness

CMHC – Community Mental Health Center

CMS – Center for Medicare & Medicaid Services

CNM – Certified Nurse Midwife

CNP – Certified Nurse Practitioner

CNS – Clinical Nurse Specialist

CRNA – Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist

DDS – Doctor of Dental Surgery

DMD – Doctor of Dental Medicine

DO – Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine

FQHC – Federally Qualified Health Center

GH – General Hospital or General Medical-Surgical Hospital

HPSA – Health Professional Shortage Area

IHS – Indian Health Services

IM – Internal Medicine

LPN – Licensed Practical Nurse

MD – Doctor of Medicine

MUA – Medically Underserved Area

MUP – Medically Underserved Population

NP – Nurse Practitioner

OB-GYN – Obstetrics & Gynecology

OPC – Office of Primary Care

OSDH – Oklahoma State Department of Health

PA-C – Physician Assistant - Certified

PCP – Primary Care Physician

RN – Registered Nurse

SAS – Statistical Analysis System

USGS – United States Geological Survey

VA – Veterans Affairs

COMMON ACRONYMS


Adult Crisis Centers

The number of Adult Crisis Centers in each county includes mental health facilities that specialize in treating

acute psychiatric conditions on a walk-in basis. Adult Crisis Centers are in operation 24 hours a day. 5

Advanced Practice Registered Nurses (APRNs)

APRN Subgroups, by Type: Nurse Practitioners (CNP); Nurse Midwives (CNM); Clinical Nurse Specialists

(CNS); Nurse Anesthetists (CRNA)

The number of APRNs for each county includes all Advanced Practice RNs who have an active Oklahoma li-

cense and an identifiable practice address in the state.

During the review of APRN licenses, staff identified multiple licenses that were issued to the same individual by

the Oklahoma Board of Nursing. For example, the same licensee could receive training as an LPN, RN and/or

APRN throughout their career. For these licensees, an individual’s multiple licenses were compared to one an-

other, using the Date of Issue or Re-Licensure field and the status of the License (Active or Inactive) as indicated

by the Oklahoma Board of Nursing.

The APRN count for each county includes those nurses whose APRN license was the most recent and active li-

cense at the time of analysis (December 2014). 6

Beds, Number of Hospital

The number of Hospital Beds for each county includes the number of beds for all hospitals identified by the

Oklahoma State Department of Health’s Medical Facilities listing. Note that this listing does not include Federal

(Veterans Affairs Facilities) or Tribal Hospitals, due to differences in certification for these types of facilities. 7

Beds, Number of Nursing Homes

The number of Nursing Home Beds for each county includes the total count of all beds owned by all nursing

homes listed as licensees by the Oklahoma State Department of Health’s Long Term Care Division.8

Community Mental Health Centers

The number of Community Mental Health Centers (CMHCs) for each county includes all main and satellite offic-

es of state-operated and contracted non-profit providers of mental health services. CMHCs provide a variety

of mental health and support services to assist adults and children. CMHCs in Oklahoma provide services to

adults with an income of 200% or lower of the Federal Poverty Level, and to children who have no other meth-

od of payment. 9

Dentists

The number of Dentists for each county includes all dentists with an identifiable practice address, based on

2014 data from the National Provider Identification file. This report, issued by the Center for Medicare and

Medicaid Services (CMS) lists all Doctors of Dental Surgery (DDS) or Doctors of Dental Medicine (DMD) with

the required identification number to bill for any form of insurance. Regulatory guidance from the Health Re-

sources and Services Administration informs the selection of dentists specializing in either General or Pediatric/

Periodontic Dentistry. Dental sub-specialists were not selected in this listing of dental health professionals. 10

Federally Qualified Health Centers

Federally Qualified Health Centers are public and private non-profit health care organizations that serve a

medically underserved populations. FQHCS must offer comprehensive health care services, with fees adjusted

GLOSSARY AND DEFINITIONS


Federally Qualified Health Centers, cont.

on patients’ ability to pay. Additionally, FQHCs comply with clinical, financial and governance regulations un-

der Section 330 of the U.S. Public Health Service Act. FQHCs apply for and receive Health Center Program

grant funding that, on average, constitutes about 20 percent of their operating revenue. The remainder comes

from Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance, patient fees and other resources. 11

Free and Charitable Clinics

The number of Free Clinics for each county includes primary, mental, pharmacy, or dental health clinics that

serve patients at no-cost. Only charitable clinics that could be verified online or by phone were included. Free

Clinics have the option to enter into contract with the Oklahoma State Department of Health to provide mal-

practice insurance for providing services. 12

Health Professional Shortage Area (HPSA)

Health Professional Shortage Area (HPSA) designations are used by the federal Health Resources and Services

Administration to identify areas and population groups within Oklahoma that experience a shortage of profes-

sionals in three health disciplines: Primary Care, Dental, and Mental Health. Entire counties that are currently

designated as HPSAs are indicated with a YES adjacent to the appropriate discipline. NO indicates that the

entire county is not currently designated as a HPSA. PARTIAL indicates that only a portion of the geographic

area of the county is currently designated as a HPSA, rather than the entire county. HPSAs are determined by

taking into account factors including the number of physicians (or other relevant health professionals) and com-

paring the ratio of these professionals to the population in the area. 13

Hospitals, Critical Access

Established under the federal Balanced Budget Act of 1997, Critical Access Hospitals (CAHs) are limited ser-

vice hospitals located in rural areas. CAH is a special Medicare designation for payment that is limited to hos-

pitals with 25 beds or less with an average length of stay of less than four days. 14

Hospitals, General Medical/Surgical

The number of General Medical/Surgical Hospitals includes institutions capable of diagnosis and treatment of

medical conditions in an inpatient setting. General Medical Surgical Hospitals provide a wide variety of labor-

atory, diagnostic, and surgical services related to the treatment of medical conditions. 15

Indian Health Services (Federal)

The number of Indian Health Services (Federal) facilities for each county includes unique hospitals and outpa-

tient clinics identified by the federal Indian Health Service. The Indian Health Service is the federal agency op-

erating comprehensive healthcare systems for eligible members of federally recognized American Indian and

Alaska Native tribes. 16

Indian Health Services (Tribal)

The number of Indian Health Services (Tribal) facilities for each county includes unique hospitals and outpatient

clinics that are operated by independent self-governing Tribal Nations. There are 38 federally recognized

tribal nations in the State of Oklahoma, some of which operate their own tribal health facilities, in addition to

the health facilities provided through the federal Indian Health Service. 17

Inpatient Mental Health Facilities

Inpatient Mental Health Facilities include inpatient health institutions whose primary function is to provide diag-

nostic and treatment services for patients who have psychiatric conditions. The list of Inpatient Mental Health

Facilities excludes General Medical/Surgical Hospitals that offer psychiatric inpatient services as part of a


Inpatient Mental Health Facilities, cont.

broader set of services and capabilities in their health system. 18

Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs)

The number of Licensed Practical Nurses (LPN) in each county includes all LPNs who have an active Oklahoma

license and an identifiable practice address in the state. Additionally, some members of the nursing workforce

were determined to have multiple licenses issued to the same person by the Oklahoma Board of Nursing. For

example, the same licensee could receive training as an LPN, RN and/or APRN throughout their career. For

these licensees, an individual’s multiple licenses were compared to one another, using the ‘Date of Issue or Re-

Licensure’ field and the status of the License (‘Active’ or ‘Inactive’) as indicated by the Oklahoma Board of Nurs-

ing.

The Licensed Practical Nurses count for each county includes those nurses whose LPN license was the most recent,

active license at the time of analysis (December 2014). 19

Medically Underserved Areas / Populations (MUA/Ps)

A Medically Underserved Area/Population designation identifies areas or populations with a shortage of

health care services. These areas are only applicable for primary health care services and, unlike a HPSA, this

type of designation does not expire under current federal guidance. Designation is based on the explanation

as to why the area in question is rational (similar to the HPSA process) and the documentation of four factors;

health care provider-to-population ratio, infant mortality rate, percentage of population below 100% of the

federal poverty level, and the percentage of population aged 65 and over.

MUA/P may apply to whole counties, a group of counties or civil divisions, or a group of urban census tracts.

The MUP includes groups of persons who face documented economic, cultural, or linguistic barriers to health

care. 20

Pharmacies, Retail

The number of Retail Pharmacies for each county includes all unique retail pharmacy locations with active licens-

es by the Oklahoma State Board of Pharmacy. This count includes independent, supermarket and ‘chain’ phar-

macies that dispense medications and prescription drugs to the general public. 21

Physicians (D.O. and M.D.)

Physician Subgroups, by Training: Osteopathic Physicians (DO) and Allopathic Physician (MD)

Physician Subgroups, by Selected Specialty: Primary Care Physicians, General Surgeons, Psychiatrists*, Child and Adolescent Psychi-

atrists*

*Psychiatrists & Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist data is found on each county’s Mental and Behavioral Health Professionals Section.

The number of Physicians (D.O. and M.D.) for each county includes all physicians (both osteopathic and allopa-

thic training) who have an active Oklahoma medical license and an identifiable practice address in the state.

Physicians enrolled in graduate medical education, such as residency or post-graduate fellowships were exclud-

ed from the Physicians (D.O. and M.D.) count for each county. Non-resident, fully licensed physicians of all spe-

cialties or sub-specialties are represented in the Physicians (D.O. and M.D.) count, which indicates the overall

number physicians per county. All subgroups of physicians also are defined using non-resident, fully licensed

physicians. 22

Primary Care Physicians

Primary Care Physician Subgroups: Family / General Practice Physicians, Internal Medicine Physicians, Pediatric

Physicians, OB-GYN Physicians. Regulatory guidance from the Health Resources and Services Administration


Primary Care Physicians, cont.

informs the selection of Family / General Practice, Internal Medicine, Obstetrics & Gynecology (OB-GYN) and

Pediatrics as the four “primary care specialties.” In order to be counted as a primary care physician, the physi-

cian cannot provide care as a sub-specialist that is within the scope of these broad fields, such as Cardiology,

which is a sub-specialty within Internal Medicine.

The number of Primary Care Physicians for each county includes all D.O. or M.D non-resident, fully licensed phy-

sicians, that practice in any of the four specialties listed above. Physicians who were ‘board-certified’ in any of

the four specialties listed above. Physicians who were board-certified in a primary care specialty and an addi-

tional non-primary care specialty were excluded from the Primary Care Physicians sub-group count and rate

per 10,000 population. A qualitative analysis in SAS and Microsoft Excel of licensure data identified the Prima-

ry Care Physicians of interest and accounted for differences in spelling or terminology between the two state

boards that license physicians. 23

Physician Assistants (PAs)

The number of Physician Assistants for each county includes all physician assistants who have an active Oklaho-

ma license and had an identifiable practice address in the state. 24

Psychiatrists

The number of Psychiatrists (D.O. and M.D.) for each county includes all physicians (both osteopathic and allo-

pathic training) who have an active Oklahoma license in either general or child or adolescent psychiatry and

possess an identifiable practice address in the state. A qualitative analysis using the Statistical Analysis System

(SAS) and Microsoft Excel of licensure data identified the Psychiatry or Child and Adolescent Psychiatry spe-

cialists and accounted for differences in spelling or terminology between the two state boards that license phy-

sicians. Physicians who were board-certified in psychiatry and an additional specialty or sub-specialty were

excluded from the Psychiatrists (D.O. and M.D.) sub-group count and rate per 10,000 population.

Physicians enrolled in graduate medical education, such as residency or post-graduate fellowships in psychiatry

were excluded from the Psychiatrists (D.O. and M.D.) count for each county. 25

Psychiatrist, Child and Adolescent

The number of Child and Adolescent Psychiatrists (D.O. and M.D.) for each county includes all physicians (both

osteopathic and allopathic training) who have an active Oklahoma license in either child or adolescent psychia-

try and possessed an identifiable practice address in the state. A qualitative analysis in SAS and Microsoft Ex-

cel of licensure data identified the Child and Adolescent Psychiatry specialists of interest and accounted for dif-

ferences in spelling or terminology between the two state boards that license physicians. Physicians who were

board-certified in psychiatry and an additional specialty were excluded from the Child and Adolescent Psychi-

atrists (D.O. and M.D.) sub-group count and rate per 10,000 population.

Physicians enrolled in graduate medical education, such as residency or post-graduate fellowships in child or

adolescent psychiatry were excluded from the Child and Adolescent Psychiatrists (D.O. and M.D.) for each

county. 26

Psychologists, Clinical/Counseling

The number of Clinical/Counseling Psychologists (Ph.D) for each county includes all psychologists who have an

active Oklahoma license in a clinical or counseling specialty and have an identifiable practice address in the

state. The Oklahoma State Board of Examiners of Psychologists identifies a number of psychologists who active-

ly practicing in Oklahoma, but only a home, rather than a practice address, could be identified. 27


Registered Nurses (RNs)

The number of Registered Nurses in each county includes all RNs who have an active Oklahoma license and an

identifiable practice address in the state. Additionally, some members of the nursing workforce were deter-

mined to have multiple types of nursing licenses issued to the same person by the Oklahoma Board of Nursing.

For example, the same licensee could receive training as an LPN, RN and/or APRN throughout their career. For

these licensees, an individual’s multiple licenses were compared to one another, using the ‘Date of Issue or Re-

Licensure’ field and the status of the License (‘Active’ or ‘Inactive’) as indicated by the Oklahoma Board of Nurs-

ing.

The RNs count for each county includes those nurses whose RN license was the most recent, active license at the

multiple licenses were compared to one another, using the Date of Issue or Re-Licensure field and the status of

the License (Active or Inactive) as indicated by the Oklahoma Board of Nursing (December 2014). 28

Rural Health Clinics

Rural Health Clinics are outpatient health care clinics, certified by the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Ser-

vices (CMS) as operating in rural, underserved, or Health Professional Shortage Areas. 29

Surgeons, General

The number of General Surgeons for each county includes all physicians currently licensed in a general surgery

specialty. Physicians who were board-certified in a general surgery specialty and an additional non-general

surgery specialty were excluded from the General Surgeons sub-group count. A qualitative analysis of physi-

cian specialties in SAS and Microsoft Excel of licensure data identified the General Surgeons of interest and

accounted for differences in spelling or terminology between the two state boards that license physicians. 30

Urgent Care Centers

The number of Urgent Care Centers in each county includes outpatient facilities that specialize in providing

health care to treat acute conditions and injuries on a walk-in basis. Urgent Care Centers provide treatments for

conditions that are not life-threatening. Urgent Care Centers typically remain in operation during non-

traditional business hours, including nights and weekends. 31

Veterans Affairs Facilities

The number of Veterans Affairs Facilities for each county includes unique hospitals and outpatient clinics that are

operated by the federal Veterans Affairs department. The Veterans Health Administration operates an inte-

grated health care system for veterans of the United States Armed Forces. 32


Geography and Population Data Comparisons: Source (County Map): Oklahoma State Department of Health – GeoDatabase 33

Source (County Land Area): U.S. Census Bureau, TIGER/Geographic Identification Code Scheme File 34

Source: (County Populations): U.S. Census Bureau – Annual Estimates of the Resident Population: April 1 2010

to July 1, 2013 35

Each of Oklahoma’s 77 counties is represented on a separate page of the databook, in alphabetical order. The

heading of each page shows basic information about each county and includes a County Map depicting the lo-

cation of the county created in ArcGIS 10.2 software.

The Land Area of each county, in square miles is identified by the U.S. Census Bureau’s national geographic

(TIGER) database.

The Population data for each county was obtained from the U.S. Census Bureau’s Annual Estimates of the Resident

Population (2013), the most recent population estimate for Oklahoma at the time of publication (December

2014-June 2015).

The Population Rank is determined by ranking all counties based on the size of their respective Population values

provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. The county with the greatest number of people is ranked “1” (Oklahoma

County: Population: 755,245) while the county with the least number of people is ranked “77” (Cimarron

County: Population: 2,335).

Rates of Health Professionals per 10,000 population

For selected health professional categories such as Primary Care Physicians the Rate per 10,000 population is cal-culated to provide context for the number of health professionals. This rate shows a county’s health workforce in proportion to its population, such as the number of primary care physicians practicing for every 10,000 peo-

ple in the county.

The general formula below shows how the number of professionals for each specific type for every 10,000 res-

idents was calculated:

The use of active, practicing professionals per 10,000 population, rounded to two decimal places, allows for

greater comparability between the resulting numbers. Although not every county in the state has 10,000 or

more people, calculating the rate per 10,000 population standardizes practitioner counts, allowing for direct

comparisons across counties for all counties that possess at least one practitioner.

In cases where no health professionals could be identified as practicing within the appropriate geographic

boundaries, both the number and rate of providers per 10,000 people are displayed as ‘0’.

X 10,000

[Total Number of Active, Fully-Licensed Practicing Professionals of each type within a county]

[County Population (2013)]

APPENDIX A: RANKING METHODOLOGY


County Comparisons & Rankings

The population of each county is an important factor to consider, given the fact that many counties have large

differences in their numbers of residents.

Comparing the Population values for each county is made easier by the Population Rank row at the top of each

county’s page. Similarly, comparing the amount of health professionals of each type across counties is aided by

a county’s Rank, showing the relative position of counties for the amount or rate of selected health professionals

that are currently practicing within a county’s boundaries. Healthcare facilities are not ranked for their quanti-

ties or rates per population in this edition of the Data Book.

County Ranks for Health Professionals

Throughout the Health Workforce Data Book, county rankings are presented adjacent to the numbers for the

listed health professionals. For example, the total number of primary care physicians for each county is present-

ed, and each county receives a Rank based on the size of this value, where the county with the greatest number

of primary care physicians is ranked highest, as “1” (Oklahoma County: 1,156) and the county with the least

primary care physicians is ranked lowest, as “77”. (Grant County: 0).

The Rank for the rate for applicable categories of health professionals is also adjacent to the calculated rate

per 10,000. For example, the county with the greatest number of primary care physicians per 10,000 popula-

tion is ranked as “1” (Tulsa County: 16.31 per 10,000 people) and the county with the least number of prima-

ry care physicians per 10,000 population is ranked lowest, as “77” (Grant County: 0 physicians per 10,000

people).

“Ties” – County Ranks for Health Professionals

There are instances where multiple counties contain the same number of health professionals in a given catego-

ry. In these instances, the Rank assigned for that category is listed as a “tie” and all counties with the same val-

ue will have the same Rank. Counties that have ties for Rank occupy more than one position, meaning that the

next unique ranking in the series can vary. For example, Roger Mills County and Washita County have the same

number of primary care physicians (2) practicing within their boundaries, and therefore are “tied” for the ‘69th’

position in the ranking. The next ‘Rank’ in the series will occupy the ‘71st’ position.

All counties with no health professionals practicing in a given category have a value of ‘0’ for the health profes-

sional amount and rate per population. Multiple counties with a value of ‘0’ “tied” for the same position for

that health professional category. This position represents the least number of health professionals (or health

professionals per 10,000 people) in the state, for the category being measured. The actual Rank value for this

“last” position can vary with each health professional category, because there are different numbers of unique

and “tied” values, which will influence the relative positioning.

In other words, if the ranked position of a county with “0” practitioners is “30”, this indicates that there are only

29 counties with practitioners. All counties that have a value of “0” health professionals will be “tied” at the

rank of “30”.

County Ranks of Psychiatrists

The rank by rate of ‘Psychiatrists’ uses an alternative method of ranking when the number of psychiatrists is ‘0’

for a county. For the 52 counties in Oklahoma that do not have a psychiatrist, an assessment of the population

of counties without any psychiatrists allows for rankings that are unique.

For example, both Cimarron County and Harmon County (and many other counties) have a value of “0” and

“0.00” for the number of active psychiatrists and the rate per 10,000 for psychiatrists. However, Cimarron

County and Harmon County have different total populations Cimarron County, population of 2,335 versus


County Ranks of Psychiatrists, cont.

Harmon County, population of 2,869. Cimarron County’s ranking of “26” is higher than Harmon County’s rank-

ing of “27” due to the fact that there are fewer people in Cimarron County who are impacted by the lack of a

psychiatrist within their county of residence. Of the 52 counties in Oklahoma that have no psychiatrists, the one

with the least number of residents is ranked as 26, (Cimarron County, population of 2,335) and the county with

the greatest number of residents is ranked as 77 (Canadian County, population of 126,123).


1 List of Rural Counties and Designated Eligible Census Tracts in Metropolitan Counties, updated Census 2010. Areas

based on the 2010 standards and Census Bureau data were delineated in February of 2013. ftp://ftp.hrsa.gov/

ruralhealth/Eligibility2005.pdf. Population 2014 Estimate, U.S. Census Bureau, http://quickfacts.census.gov/qfd/

states/40000.html 2 Primary Care Health Professional Shortage Areas, by State, as of June 8, 2015. Designated Health Professional Short-

age Areas Statistics, Bureau of Clinician Recruitment and Service, Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA).

U.S. Department of Health & Human Services. http://datawarehouse.hrsa.gov/topics/shortageAreas.aspx 3 Oklahoma Hospital Association, email correspondence with OPC dated May 18, 2015. 4 Shortage Designation: Health Professional Shortage Areas & Medically Underserved Areas/Populations, Health Re-

sources and Services Administration. Accessed May 2015. http://www.hrsa.gov/shortage/ 5 Oklahoma Department of Mental Health & Substance Abuse Services, Accessed February 2015. http://www.ok.gov/

odmhsas/Mental_Health_/Crisis_Services/Adult_Crisis_Centers/ 6 Oklahoma Board of Nursing, Accessed December 2014. http://www.ok.gov/nursing 7 Oklahoma State Department of Health – Medical Facilities Division, Accessed February 2015. http://www.ok.gov/

health/Protective_Health/Medical_Facilities_Service/ 8 Oklahoma State Department of Health – Long Term Care, Accessed February 2015. http://www.ok.gov/health/pub/

wrapper/ltc.html 9 Oklahoma Department of Mental Health & Substance Abuse Services, Accessed February 2015. http://www.ok.gov/

odmhsas, http://ok.gov/odmhsas/Mental_Health_/Community_Mental_Health_Centers/index.html 10 Center for Medicare & Medicaid Services, Health Resources & Services Administration: National Provider Identification

Data (2014), http://nppes.cms.hhs.gov, Accessed February 2015. http://www.hrsa.gov 11 Health Resources and Services Administration – Health Center Program, Accessed March 2015. http://bphc.hrsa.gov/

about/what-is-a-health-center/index.html 12 Oklahoma State Department of Health – Office of Primary Care, Accessed February 2015. http://chie.health.ok.gov

13 Health Resources and Services Administration – Data Warehouse (Health Professional Shortage Areas) Accessed June

2014. http://www.hrsa.gov 14 Oklahoma State Department of Health – Medical Facilities Division, Accessed February 2015. http://www.ok.gov/

health/Protective_Health/Medical_Facilities_Service/

15 Oklahoma State Department of Health – Medical Facilities Division, Accessed February 2015. http://www.ok.gov/


16 Indian Health Service, Accessed February 2015. http://www.ihs.gov/ 17 ‘Various Tribal Websites’ indicates that multiple sources from individual tribal governments were assessed. The number

of tribally operated health facilities can be determined by counting the unique facilities listed that are operated by each

tribal government. Examples include, but are not limited to, the Chickasaw Nation (http://www.chickasaw.net) and Chero-

kee Nation (http://www.cherokee.org) websites. 18 Oklahoma State Department of Health – Medical Facilities Division, Accessed February 2015. http://www.ok.gov/


19 Oklahoma Board of Nursing, Accessed December 2014. http://www.ok.gov/nursing 20 Health Resources and Services Administration – Data Warehouse (Health Professional Shortage Areas) Accessed June

2014. http://www.hrsa.gov 21 Oklahoma State Board of Pharmacy, http://www.ok.gov/OSBP 22 Oklahoma Board of Medical Licensure & Supervision, Accessed June 2014. http://www.okmedicalboard.org 23 Primary Medical Care Health Professional Shortage Area Designation Criteria, Health Resources and Services Admin-

istration, Accessed June 2014. http://bhpr.hrsa.gov/shortage/hpsas/designationcriteria/primarycarehpsacriteria.html 24 Oklahoma Board of Medical Licensure & Supervision, Accessed June 2014. http://www.okmedicalboard.org

25 Oklahoma Board of Medical Licensure & Supervision, Accessed June 2014. http://www.okmedicalboard.org

26 Oklahoma Board of Medical Licensure & Supervision, Accessed June 2014. http://www.okmedicalboard.org

27 Oklahoma State Board of Examiners of Psychologists, Accessed December 2014. http://www.ok.gov/osbep 28 Oklahoma Board of Nursing, Accessed December 2014. http://www.ok.gov/nursing

APPENDIX B: CITATIONS

http://www.ok.gov/odmhsas/Mental_Health_/Crisis_Services/Adult_Crisis_Centers/

http://www.ok.gov/odmhsas/Mental_Health_/Crisis_Services/Adult_Crisis_Centers/

http://www.ok.gov/nursing

http://www.ok.gov/health/Protective_Health/Medical_Facilities_Service/


http://www.ok.gov/health/pub/wrapper/ltc.html

http://www.ok.gov/health/pub/wrapper/ltc.html

http://www.ok.gov/odmhsas

http://www.ok.gov/odmhsas

http://ok.gov/odmhsas/Mental_Health_/Community_Mental_Health_Centers/index.html

http://nppes.cms.hhs.gov

http://www.hrsa.gov

http://bphc.hrsa.gov/about/what-is-a-health-center/index.html

http://bphc.hrsa.gov/about/what-is-a-health-center/index.html

http://chie.health.ok.gov

http://www.hrsa.gov





http://www.ihs.gov/

http://www.chickasaw.net

http://www.cherokee.org




http://www.hrsa.gov

http://www.ok.gov/OSBP

http://www.okmedicalboard.org

http://bhpr.hrsa.gov/shortage/hpsas/designationcriteria/primarycarehpsacriteria.html




http://www.ok.gov/obsbep



29 Rural Health Clinic – Rural Health Fact Sheet Series. U.S. Department of Health & Human Services. Accessed February

2015. http://www.cms.gov/Outreach-and-Education/Medicare-Learning-Network-MLN/MLNProducts/downloads/

RuralHlthClinfctsht.pdf 30 Oklahoma Board of Medical Licensure & Supervision, Accessed June 2014. http://www.okmedicalboard.org

31 Urgent Care Association of America, Accessed March, 2015. http://www.ucaoa.org 32 Veterans Health Administration, http://www.va.gov/health 33 Oklahoma State Department of Health – GeoDatabase, Accessed June 2014. http://www.ok.gov/health 34 U.S. Census Bureau, TIGER/Geographic Identification Code Scheme File, Accessed February 2015. https://

www.census.gov/geo/maps-data/data/tiger.html 35 U.S. Census Bureau – Annual Estimates of the Resident Population: April 1 2010 to July 1 2013, http://

www.census.gov/

APPENDIX B: CITATIONS, CONT.

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http://www.cms.gov/Outreach-and-Education/Medicare-Learning-Network-MLN/MLNProducts/downloads/RuralHlthClinfctsht.pdf


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http://www.ok.gov/health

http://www.census.gov/

http://www.census.gov/

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