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Download the INTEGRIS Health Fact Sheet Organization and History Our Mission To Improve the Health of the People and Communities We Serve INTEGRIS resulted from a merger in 1995 between Oklahoma Health System and Southwest Medical Center in Oklahoma City. It has since grown into the largest Oklahoma-owned not- Values for-profit health system in the state, and it is known for innovation and unparalleled quality offering advanced treatment options and specialties found nowhere else in the region. It is also The INTEGRIS values can be identified by three simple but very powerful one of the state’s largest private employers with hospitals, rehabilitation centers, physician concepts: Love, Learn and Lead. practices, mental health facilities, and hospice and home health agencies throughout the state. INTEGRIS is governed by a 15-member board of directors from the worlds of business, medicine and community leadership across the state. Corporate headquarters are located on the campus of INTEGRIS Baptist Medical Center in Oklahoma City. INTEGRIS is managed by President and CEO Timothy Pehrson, with the assistance of senior staff in the areas of Scope and Services physician services, facility operations, strategic services and finance. Community Benefits We believe our mission extends beyond our walls. That is why you see INTEGRIS sponsoring health fairs, Specialized Centers of Excellence wellness screenings, fitness events and scores of provide incomparable care. other health-related activities across our state. Excellence in medical care, along with research, staff education, As a not-for-profit corporation, we are able to invest support groups for patients and one hundred percent of any money earned back into their families and educational our health care system through hiring of world-class physicians, purchase of the latest technologies and programs for the community allow construction of the finest health care facilities, as well members of INTEGRIS to achieve Every year, we care for tens of thousands of Oklahomans across as programs and services to improve the health and the organization’s mission. the state, in facilities varying in size from INTEGRIS Express Care INTEGRIS owns or operates quality of life for all Oklahomans. 2019 in Vinita, Okla., to our flagship hospital, INTEGRIS Baptist Medical Center in Oklahoma City. Services range from leading edge heart 24 health care campuses, Our commitment is not to shareholders, it is to the failure interventions, to our nationally renowned multi-specialty which include eight acute people of Oklahoma. rehabilitation care. care hospitals, 12 specialty Fact Sheet hospitals or facilities and More than 10,000 people are employed by INTEGRIS, and affiliated health providers are located in 50 Oklahoma towns and cities. four community hospitals. Hospice services are offered through INTEGRIS Hospice in Miami The health care organization and Grove as well as at the INTEGRIS Hospice House in Oklahoma is also affiliated with seven City. Collectively, the entities within INTEGRIS maintain more than regional hospitals across 1,800 licensed beds and our medical staffs include approximately 1,500 physicians. With over 300 access points across the state, Oklahoma and part of several approximately 60 percent of Oklahomans live within 30 miles of a joint ventures. THE MOST TRUSTED NAME IN HEALTH CARE facility or physician included in the INTEGRIS organization. integrisok.com Metro Facilities INTEGRIS Access Medical Hospital Locations Family Care Center Facilities MIAMI Clinics • Del City ENID 4 GROVE • Clinton • Edmond (2) 44 • Edmond (4) • Midwest City 35 INTEGRIS Baptist Medical Center INTEGRIS Southwest Medical Center • Moore EDMOND 44 Eight Centers of Excellence • Enid CLINTON 2 Seven Centers of Excellence SPENCER YUKON 12 The INTEGRIS award winning flagship hospital • Grove • Newcastle 40 DEL CITY 40 Won prestigious ANCC Pathway to Excellence status OKLAHOMA CITY MOORE • Hinton • Norman 44 Only Oklahoma-owned Magnet hospital for excellence in nursing services – highest level of INTEGRIS Acute A cornerstone in a vital and growing part of the south Oklahoma City community since its • Miami • Oklahoma achievement awarded by the American Nurses Credentialing Center. INTEGRIS Baptist earned Care Facilities beginning in 1965. Home to the region’s leader in rehabilitation – INTEGRIS Jim Thorpe. City (4) the US News & World Report Best Hospitals award a fifth consecutive year, 2016-17. • Moore • Mustang • Yukon • Oklahoma City (3) 35 • Norman • Edmond Lakeside Women’s Hospital • Oklahoma • Enid Urgent Care • Grove INTEGRIS Specialty Hospitals/ INTEGRIS Canadian Valley Hospital Designed especially for women. City (14) • Yukon (2) Facilities • Miami Community Facilities Yukon acute care Dedicated to the health of women of all ages. Lakeside physicians’ offices are located steps away. • Enid (3) • Yukon Hospitals Leading-edge instrumental technology Provides OB and GYN care, OB delivery, surgical services, breast surgery, ultrasound, lab, • Oklahoma City (7) mammography, continence, colonoscopy, orthopedics and more. • Grove • Oklahoma City (2) • Edmond Matching unprecedented pace of growth in the western metro with millions in expansions and • Miami • Del City • Enid (3) the area’s only Level II Special Care Nursery, and the highest-level ER in western Oklahoma. • Norman • Moore • Spencer Regional Facilities INTEGRIS Cancer Institute Metro Centers of Excellence A proton therapy destination featuring one of the few centers in the United States National Cancer Survivors Day sponsor Six statewide campuses, with more survivors of more types of cancer than anywhere else in the state. The institute redefines cancer treatment philosophies of care. INTEGRIS Bass Baptist Health Center, Enid INTEGRIS Bennett Fertility INTEGRIS M.J. and S. Elizabeth Schwartz da Vinci Xi Surgical System Providing procedures including artificial Sleep Disorders Center of Oklahoma Level III Trauma Center and Level III Stroke Center insemination (husband or donor), IVF (in- Oklahoma’s first sleep center accredited by the Home of the Heart and Vascular Institute of Northwest Oklahoma, and sister facility to Bass vitro fertilization), egg and embryo donation, American Academy of Sleep Medicine. INTEGRIS Deaconess Hospital Behavioral Health and Northwest Specialty Hospital at the Bass Pavilion. micromanipulation, sperm, egg and embryo Offering leading edge medicine with the convenience and service cryopreservation, and blastocyst transfer. INTEGRIS Nazih Zuhdi Transplant Institute of a small community hospital The region’s most advanced transplant institute, INTEGRIS Grove Hospital INTEGRIS Cancer Institute with more transplants performed than any other Licensed as a campus of the Baptist Medical Center, INTEGRIS Deaconess includes 111 Level IV Trauma Center Most advanced cancer institute in Oklahoma. facility in Oklahoma – combined. inpatient beds, 20 ICU beds, and a 26 room emergency department. INTEGRIS Deaconess Home to more survivors of more types of cancer received Chest Pain Center Accreditation with Primary PCI and Resuscitation, as well as an Serves NE Oklahoma, NW Arkansas, SW Missouri than anywhere else in the state. Multiple locations. INTEGRIS Neuromuscular Center accredited Cardiac Cath Lab. Full service acute care hospital featuring a robust cardiology program with a cardiac Our multidisciplinary “Team Hope” provides catheterization lab. Hospital has invested millions in state-of-the-art technology including new INTEGRIS Heart Hospital unparalleled medical and health services to CT, MRI, nuclear medicine and endoscopic equipment. Home to Oklahoma’s first heart transplant and patients of all ages who visit the clinic for ALS and INTEGRIS Health Edmond first four-dimensional heart scanner. other neuromuscular diseases and disorders. INTEGRIS Meadowlake, Enid Where Hospitality Meets Health Care Services for children through geriatric Hough Ear Institute INTEGRIS Paul Silverstein Burn Center International Baby Friendly birth facility Treatment for adolescents with dual diagnosis (mental illness/mental retardation) along World class research, education and humanitarian One of the largest burn centers in Oklahoma now The area’s largest and most advanced ER, only Level II Special Care Nursery and Edmond’s most with group, individual and family counseling services; INTEGRIS Center of Excellence and treating children. advanced cardiac care – all at the hospital ranked No. 1 in Patient Satisfaction by Press Ganey. home of Hough Ear Hearing and Speech Center. Acute residential treatment center with licensed/certified therapists, nurses and support INTEGRIS Southwest Breast Health personnel, board certified psychiatrist, medical directors and outpatient support. INTEGRIS James R. Daniel and Imaging Center Cerebrovascular and Stroke Centers INTEGRIS Mental Health, Spencer Offering the most up-to-date digital technology INTEGRIS Miami Hospital American Heart Association’s Gold Plus Award- including 3D Mammography™, bone density and Child, adolescent and adult inpatient mental health Level IV Trauma Center winning stroke care X-ray. Convenience and peace of mind. Same-day Educational speakers, workshops and massage therapy services offered through INTEGRIS Serves NE Oklahoma, SE Kansas, SW Missouri appointments with same-day results available. James L. Hall Jr. Center for Mind, Body and Spirit INTEGRIS Jim Thorpe Rehabilitation INTEGRIS has invested heavily in renovating this full service, acute care hospital. Updates Since 1985, INTEGRIS Jim Thorpe Rehabilitation Partial
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