Integris Health Incorporated

Integris Health Incorporated is a significant healthcare provider in Oklahoma, offering a wide range of medical services to federal agencies, particularly the Department of Veterans Affairs. As a non-profit organization, Integris Health operates multiple hospitals and medical centers across the state, providing comprehensive healthcare services to both civilian and veteran populations. Through its subsidiaries, including Integris Rural Health, Inc., Integris Baptist Medical Center, Inc., and Integris Southwest Medical Center, the organization has secured various federal contract and grant awards to support its mission of delivering quality healthcare and promoting community wellness.

In terms of federal contracts, Integris Health and its subsidiaries have primarily focused on providing healthcare services to veterans through the Veterans Health Administration. Notable contract awards include the operation of community-based outpatient clinics (CBOCs) in locations such as Enid and Altus, Oklahoma. These clinics offer a range of services including primary care, mental health support, telehealth, social work, nutrition counseling, and radiology. The organization has also received contracts for specialized medical services, such as live donor kidney transplants. These contracts, typically structured as firm fixed price delivery orders or definitive contracts, have ranged in value from hundreds of thousands to millions of dollars. The Department of Veterans Affairs has consistently relied on Integris Health to expand access to healthcare for veterans across Oklahoma.

Integris Health's involvement in federal grant programs demonstrates its commitment to public health initiatives and community support. As a sub-awardee, the organization has participated in several grant-funded projects aimed at improving public health and responding to emergencies. Through partnerships with the Oklahoma Department of Human Services, Integris has provided resources and education on food nutrition and healthier lifestyles for SNAP recipients, contributing to efforts to combat obesity and promote better health outcomes. Additionally, Integris received sub-awards from the Oklahoma Hospital Association to support COVID-19 preparedness and response activities, helping to strengthen the healthcare system's ability to identify, isolate, assess, transport, and treat patients with COVID-19. The organization has also been involved in grant-funded initiatives related to severe winter storms, showcasing its role in emergency preparedness and response efforts within the community.