INTEGRIS Baptist Medical Center opened its doors on Easter Sunday 1959 as a 200 bed hospital. Today, the only Oklahoma-owned designated Magnet hospital for excellence in nursing services, is a center of leading edge medicine, and home to a full service heart hospital, a comprehensive transplant institute and a regional burn center.

INTEGRIS Baptist also offers a full range of diagnostic, therapeutic and rehabilitative services and is licensed for more than 500 beds. Centers of Excellence include the Paul Silverstein Burn Center, INTEGRIS Heart Hospital, Nazih Zuhdi Transplant Institute, Troy & Dollie Smith Cancer Center, Henry G. Bennett Jr. Fertility Institute, M.J. and S. Elizabeth Schwartz Sleep Disorders  Center of Oklahoma, James R. Daniel Cerebrovascular and Stroke Center and the Hough Ear Institute.

Mobile Meals
This program provides meals five days a week year-round to its recipients. Meals are delivered to those who are unable to leave their residence, giving them a chance to have a hot meal that they may be unable to prepare for themselves.




Francis Tuttle Respiratory Therapy Rotations
INTEGRIS Baptist Medical Center’s respiratory therapy health career consultant serves as clinical faculty to Francis Tuttle Technology Center respiratory therapy students who complete rotations at INTEGRIS Health.

Asthma Education Clinics
Fun asthma educational events are offered to local schools by INTEGRIS Baptist Medical Center’s Respiratory department along with the American Lung Association.

The students, parents, coaches and volunteers are taught asthma education through the use of educational games and booths to learn the different types of asthma medications, plus how to use the delivery devices are included in the activities. The goal is not only to increase asthma knowledge for those with asthma, but also for those who help care for them.

African American Women’s Health Forum
INTEGRIS Health physicians participated in the African American Women’s Health Forum “Ask the Doctors” panel held on Saturday, Sept. 12, 2009. KOCO-TV Reporter Darrielle Snipes served as Mistress of Ceremonies.

OKC Thunder Coaches, Players and Staff Make Rounds
Approximately 25 coaches, players and staff of the Oklahoma City Thunder basketball team recently visited patients at INTEGRIS Baptist Medical Center.

They split up into five groups and went room to room chatting with patients and their families. They took pictures and signed autographs as well. They made stops in the pediatric unit, the burn unit, the INTEGRIS Heart Hospital and Jim Thorpe Rehabilitation. They handed out Thunder bracelets to the adults and Teddy bears to the children.

The visit was actually a surprise for the players. When they showed up for practice, their coaches told them there had been a change of plans – they were going to help lift the spirits of the sick and injured. The patients and hospital staff were thrilled to meet these “gentle giants” in person and the team seemed equally touched by the experience. INTEGRIS Health is the Official Health Care Provider for the OKC Thunder.

Additional Programs: 

• Hospice of Oklahoma County Tree of Life
• Transplant ICU Interactive Workshop
• Women’s Health Golf Tournament
• Burn Center Outreach Education
• Youthful Drunk Driving Program
• JDRF Walk To Cure Diabetes
• State Employee Health Fair
• AHA Go Red for Women
• Celebration of Life
• Festival of Hope
• Adopt-A-Family
• Yoga For Kids
• Cancer Walk
• AHA Heart Ball
• AHA Heart Walk
• Christmas in July
• Healthy Heart Fair
• Art of Happy Living Series
• Patient Transportation Van
• Women’s Healthy Heart Fair
• Critical Care Nursing Symposium
• Community Disaster Preparedness
• Pharmaceutical Assistance Program
• Annual Emergency Department Conference