Stillwater Medical is a not-for-profit community health system powered by nearly 2000 employees who are your friends, family and neighbors. Each of us are committed to serving patients across north central Oklahoma with compassion and excellence. Our 150+ physicians and advanced practice providers represent more than 40 specialties, allowing us to address the unique needs of each patient. By prioritizing compassion and creating an environment of excellence, we consistently rank in the nation's top 100 places to work in healthcare.
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Pricing for scheduled services
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We understand that healthcare costs and insurance can be confusing and a little intimidating - especially when your health, or the health of a loved one, is on your mind. That's why our trained financial assistance coordinators are here to help you through the process. They can answer questions, help you understand your options, and work with your insurance company to assist you with personal co-pay, deductible, and payment plan options. We work with most major insurance providers and are happy to assist you regarding your plan and treatment.
Board Agenda & Minutes
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As a not-for-profit, public trust hospital facility, transparency is important to us. Browse through the Stillwater Medical Center board meeting agendas and minutes to see the latest items of business occurring at your local hospital. If you have any questions, please feel free to call us. Our staff is fully on board and committed to providing you and your family excellent care.
Board of Directors
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The Stillwater Medical Center Board of Directors is a group we're particularly proud of. Pouring over decisions and keeping track of many tedious details, these Board members take their job quite seriously and would be happy to tell you more about their roles. Our staff is fully on board and committed to providing you and your family excellent care.
History of SMC
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Built by J.J. Bollinger Construction Company for $62,710, the hospital was partially paid for by a grant from the Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works and the rest from the sale of bonds, to be owned exclusively by the City of Stillwater. The city officials voted to lease the facility to the Sisters of the Most Precious Blood, a Catholic organization in Enid.
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