Morton Comprehensive Health Services, Inc.

Morton Comprehensive Health Services, Inc. is a private, non-profit 501(c)(3) Federally Qualified Health Center based in Tulsa, Oklahoma, with deep historical roots tracing back to the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre. The organization has evolved from a makeshift hospital to a comprehensive healthcare provider dedicated to serving underserved populations, particularly in the historically African American northern sector of Tulsa. Through a network of six service delivery sites, Morton offers comprehensive primary care and support services to urban and rural communities, focusing on delivering integrated, culturally sensitive healthcare to vulnerable populations.

Morton Comprehensive Health Services, Inc. has received multiple federal grant awards primarily from the Health Resources and Services Administration's Bureau of Primary Health Care, covering a diverse range of healthcare initiatives. These grants have supported critical programs such as behavioral health service expansion, COVID-19 vaccination efforts, healthcare infrastructure support, and pandemic-related testing capacity. Recent significant awards include a $542,525 Project Grant for expanding behavioral health and substance use disorder services in rural Northeast Oklahoma and Tulsa's unhoused population, a Bridge Access Program grant, and American Rescue Plan Act funding. The organization has also received sub-awards from the Oklahoma State Department of Health for programs addressing health inequities, including WIC clinics and community outreach services that connect residents in underserved areas to medical and ancillary services. Their Teaching Health Center Graduate Medical Education Program further demonstrates their commitment to comprehensive healthcare training and service delivery.