Bailey Medical Center

12/25/2025

From our family to yours, Merry Christmas! May your holiday be filled with health, happiness and moments of gratitude shared with those who matter most.

12/20/2025

Santa Claus made a stop in Green Country a bit early this year! Our labor and delivery teams coordinated with the North Pole to make these infants' first Christmas very special. Santa made stops all around the hospital to pose for photos and spread cheer. Thanks to Santa and the entire labor and delivery team for giving smallest patients their first bit of holiday magic.

12/19/2025

Someone very special made a stop at Bailey Medical Center this week! 🎅

12/18/2025

We had so much fun at this year's Owasso Christmas Parade! We're proud of our staff who worked tirelessly on our float this year. Their hard work paid off, because we won Best Theme in the parade! The theme was "Christmas memories," so we reenacted festive scenes through the decades. Can you guess which decades we chose? 🎄🎁

12/14/2025

Wishing a bright and meaningful Hanukkah to all who celebrate. May the Festival of Lights bring peace, joy and hope to you and your loved ones.

12/12/2025

Cold air outside and dry heat inside can leave your skin feeling tight, itchy and uncomfortable. Here are some simple ways to protect and soothe your skin this winter:

• Moisturize often. Apply a thick, fragrance-free cream or ointment right after showering to lock in moisture.
• Keep showers short and lukewarm. Hot water strips your skin’s natural oils.
• Use a humidifier. Adding moisture to the air can help prevent dryness.
• Wear soft fabrics. Avoid wool or rough materials directly on your skin.
• Stay hydrated and eat well. A balanced diet helps nourish skin from the inside out.

If your skin becomes cracked, painful or doesn’t improve, it may be time to talk with a primary care provider (P*P). Need help finding a P*P? Visit the link in the comments or call 918-579-DOCS to schedule an appointment.

12/08/2025

As the days get shorter and sunlight fades, many people notice changes in mood, energy and sleep.

You’re not alone — these could be signs of Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), a type of depression linked to changes in seasons.

There are things you can try to ease the winter blues, like getting sunlight or using a light box, staying active, staying connected, and prioritizing sleep and routine, but sometimes you need to ask for help. Talking to a primary care provider (P*P) can help you find the right support or treatment. To find a P*P and schedule an appointment, visit the link in the comments or call 918-579-DOCS.

12/05/2025

Utica Park Clinic welcomes Derek Matheson, D.O., to the team! Dr. Matheson is an internal medicine physician with special interest in heart and lung health.

Dr. Matheson loves helping people heal through medicine and humor. A few dad jokes may be heard! He uses compassion and transparency to give his patients the best care possible. He was inspired to go into medicine by his father, a physiology teacher who taught him about advanced physiology from a young age.

Schedule an appointment with Dr. Matheson at the link in the comments.

12/02/2025

11/27/2025

This season, we’re thankful for our patients, team members and communities who make our mission possible. From our family to yours, wishing you a safe and healthy Thanksgiving. Share what you're thankful for in the comments below! 🦃

11/13/2025

We're pleased to share that Bailey Medical Center has received an "A" hospital safety grade by The Leapfrog Group for the fall of 2025! This indicates that our hospital is preventing medical errors, accidents, injuries and infections, based on over 30 national performance measures. Thank you to all our staff members who make achievements like this possible by working with careful attention to detail, compassion and respect.

11/11/2025

To all the brave men and women who have served and continue to serve in the United States Armed Forces, thank you. Your courage, sacrifice and unwavering commitment to protecting our freedoms are nothing short of inspirational. We'd like to specifically thank these veterans and active duty service members from Bailey Medical Center:

- Ray Garcia, radiology tech, Army
- Russell Vieaux, bariatric liaison, Bailey Bariatrics, Army – Special Forces

Whether you're active duty or a veteran, your dedication has shaped our nation and touched countless lives. We are forever grateful. Thank you for your service.