Partnering with people to live healthier lives. But medicine isn’t always about caring for the sickest of the sick.
As the state’s largest not-for-profit and Oklahoma-owned health care system, with hospitals, specialty clinics, family care practices and centers of excellence, INTEGRIS Health is here for you. It’s about doing everything in our power to keep our friends and neighbors and every Oklahoman from becoming ill in the first place.
12/28/2025
Living in Oklahoma means embracing its unique weather patterns, from humid summers to dry winters.
For many, these changes are just part of life, but for those with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), the shifts in weather can significantly impact their health and daily comfort. Knowing how factors like humidity, allergens and temperature extremes influence your breathing can help improve lung health. https://bit.ly/4rQKGXy
There’s a connection between COPD and the weather in Oklahoma City, OK. Let INTEGRIS Health give you tips for living with COPD in Oklahoma.
12/27/2025
INTEGRIS Health is thrilled to welcome Grace M. Crouch, M.D., as a colorectal surgeon at INTEGRIS Health Medical Group General and Colorectal Surgery.
"From an early stage in my surgical training, I developed a passion for treating cancer patients due to the potential to cure their disease. As my training progressed, I realized that my skills could also enhance the well-being of individuals suffering from debilitating conditions of the colon or re**um. Additionally, I find great satisfaction in performing colonoscopies, as they allow for early detection and preventive interventions that can profoundly influence a patient's health."
Her areas of interest include diverticular disease, pelvic floor issues, inflammatory bowel disease, cancer of the colon and re**um, colonoscopy and more.
From all of us at INTEGRIS Health, we wish a joyful and meaningful Kwanzaa to all who celebrate. May the principles of unity, cooperation and purpose guide us toward a healthier year ahead.🕯️
12/25/2025
As we celebrate the season, we send our warmest wishes for health, happiness and cherished time with loved ones. ❤️
Happy Holidays from all of us at INTEGRIS Health. ✨
12/24/2025
Your primary care provider is more than a health care professional. They’re someone who understands your journey, supports your care and helps you stay healthy for those who matter most. 💚
Whether you’re navigating a health challenge or starting anew, we’re here to guide you. Discover your primary care doctor at INTEGRIS Health by visiting our website today. https://integrishealth.org/services/line/primary-care
12/23/2025
Mattie and Joshua Davis of Oklahoma City consider their son, Malachi, a Christmas miracle. While the outcome was everything they ever wanted, they anticipate this holiday season will be more joy filled than the last.
On Dec. 26, 2024, Malachi was born at just 22 weeks, weighing barely over a pound. He was impossibly small, his life hanging by a thread. Mattie held him for only a moment before he was whisked away to the neonatal intensive care unit at INTEGRIS Health Children’s inside INTEGRIS Health Baptist Medical Center.
The odds of survival for a baby born this early were heartbreakingly slim. In the weeks that followed, Malachi’s health remained unstable, but on day 28, it sharply declined. The young couple braced themselves to say goodbye.
But then, something miraculously changed. Against all odds, Malachi’s condition began to improve the next day. Slowly, he grew stronger. Each milestone brought renewed hope. And with time, Mattie and Joshua were finally able to hold their son—not just in fear, but in love.
Thanks to donor-funded kangaroo care chairs in every NICU room at the hospital, Malachi’s parents could cradle him with skin-to-skin contact. This simple act—proven to regulate a baby’s body temperature, heart rate and breathing—helped them bond and helped Malachi heal.
To learn more about Malachi's story or to learn how you can give to the INTEGRIS Health Foundation, visit our website. https://bit.ly/3MQEyyD
12/23/2025
PCOS affects millions of women worldwide, yet many don’t recognize the warning signs until symptoms become severe. It’s a complex hormonal disorder that can impact everything from your skin to your fertility.
The sooner you recognize the signs and seek PCOS diagnosis and treatment, the better your chances of maintaining good health and receiving proper support for women with PCOS. We speak to Courtney Ketch, M.D., a board-certified obstetrician and gynecologist at INTEGRIS Health Medical Group Women’s Canadian Valley, to learn more. https://bit.ly/44yikaN
INTEGRIS Health is helping Oklahoma City, OK, residents understand the early signs of PCOS. Learn more about PCOS diagnosis and treatment.
12/22/2025
The holidays are a time of reflection and gratitude. A time to take stock of our lives and count our many blessings. Because according to these four burn survivors, everything truly can change in an instant.
Meet Brad Lewallen, Wrangler Dunda, Rowdy Blankenship and Austin Norton as they recount their stories and their journeys through recovery. During this time of year, all four men agree the holidays mean so much more after what they have been through, reminding us to never take a single day for granted.
Over the past few decades, ADHD diagnoses have been on the rise in the U.S. and around the world. It’s a trend that sparks a lot of questions and sometimes confusion. For families in Oklahoma, understanding attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder is an important step in supporting your family’s mental health and well-being.
We speak to Courtney Brooke Atchley, D.O., a board-certified pediatrician with INTEGRIS Health Medical Group Rose Creek, to break down what’s behind this increase, why it matters and how families can find the right support.
Over the past few decades, ADHD diagnoses have been on the rise in the U.S. and around the world. It’s a trend that sparks a lot of questions and sometimes confusion. For families in Oklahoma, understanding attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder is an important step in supporting your family’s...
12/20/2025
Born and raised in Oklahoma, Paige Davis, M.D., is passionate about caring for kids right here at home. Believing that families shouldn't have to travel far to receive the specialized care their children deserve.
She knew she had found her calling the moment she started meeting patients in the pediatric neurology clinic. Caring for children with a wide range of abilities, personalities and medical needs showed her how rewarding and meaningful this work could be.
“I get to build relationships with families over time,” she says. “It is a privilege to partner with them and create a treatment plan that makes the most sense for their child and their life.”
Dr. Davis is excited about the growing treatment options in pediatric neurology and the hope they bring to families across Oklahoma. 💙
The INTEGRIS Health Trauma Team had the privilege of providing a STOP THE BLEED training session at Cimarron Electric in Kingfisher. During this hands-on course, employees learned how to respond quickly and effectively to life-threatening bleeding, empowering them to make a lifesaving difference before professional help arrives.
Thanks to the incredible support of the Masonic Charity Project Grant, we’re continuing to provide FREE, fully stocked STOP THE BLEED kits to rural communities, including local organizations and schools. These kits, paired with training, help strengthen communities when every second counts.
Huge thank you to Cimarron Electric for welcoming us and showing your commitment to safety and preparedness! 👏
📍 Live in a rural area? Want us to teach this course or host a community event? We still have kits available—completely free!
Santa made a magical stop at INTEGRIS Health Children's this holiday season! 🎅🎄
Our patients, families and caregivers were delighted to see Santa’s cheerful smile and festive spirit as he spread joy, took photos and reminded everyone that holiday magic knows no bounds. ❤️
Thank you to those who made this special visit possible and helped bring extra happiness to those spending the season in the hospital! ✨
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As the state’s largest not-for-profit and Oklahoma-owned health care system, with hundreds of hospitals, specialty clinics, family care practices and centers of excellence, INTEGRIS is here for you. But medicine isn’t always about caring for the sickest of the sick. It’s about doing everything in our power to keep our friends and neighbors and every Oklahoman from becoming ill in the first place.
The future of caring for illness is firmly rooted in wellness. That’s why INTEGRIS doctors are here for you every day, with everything from the lifesaving care that can restore your health to wisdom and guidance on staying healthy.
We believe deeply that If we work together – and we work hard – we can all live fuller, healthier lives, and give future generations the gift of true health and wellbeing.
Mission: To improve the health of the people and communities we serve.
Caring for our patients is our top priority. As the largest health care system in Oklahoma, we feel it's our responsibility to improve the health of the citizens of our great state. But we learned a long time ago that we can’t fully care for our community by staying exclusively within the walls of our facilities.
That’s why “returnship” is such an important part of our philosophy. What is returnship? It’s giving back part of ourselves to the communities we serve.
At INTEGRIS, the physicians, employees and volunteers take their education and skills into the community to make a difference in the lives of fellow Oklahomans. Their dedication, combined with our resources, helps accomplish a variety of things – from providing free clinical services, screenings and education programs to working with juvenile offenders and providing activities for senior citizens.
We also realize that the health of a community isn’t just physical and mental – it’s economic and spiritual as well. That’s why we offer a myriad of programs that address all of these important issues.
