Oklahoma Heart Hospital

Oklahoma Heart Hospital (OHH) is a physician-owned, all-digital hospital dedicated exclusively to cardiovascular care. Established in 2002, it was the first of its kind in Oklahoma and remains a leader in heart and lung health.

Hospital Campuses

The hospital operates two campuses:

• North Campus: Located on Memorial Road in Oklahoma City, this 204,000-square-foot facility features open-heart and peripheral vascular surgical suites, cardiac and peripheral vascular catheterization labs, electrophysiology labs, a state-of-the-art hybrid room, and a full-service emergency room.
• South Campus: Situated at I-240 and Sooner Road in Oklahoma City, this 163,000-square-foot facility offers similar services, including surgical suites, catheterization labs, electrophysiology labs, and a full-service emergency room.

Network and Specialists

In addition to its hospital facilities, OHH operates a network of over 60 clinics and hospitals across Oklahoma, staffed by more than 80 cardiovascular specialists. These clinics provide comprehensive services, including diagnostic testing, preventive care, and specialized treatments for heart and lung conditions.

Research Foundation

OHH is committed to advancing cardiovascular care through its Research Foundation, which conducts clinical trials to evaluate the latest medications, devices, and procedures.

This dedication to research ensures that patients have access to cutting-edge treatments and contributes to the ongoing improvement of heart health.

Patient Services

For patients seeking to connect with their healthcare providers, OHH offers MyOHH, a secure, internet-based portal that allows users to access health information, schedule appointments, request prescription refills, and communicate directly with their physicians or nurses.

Locations

• Oklahoma City, OK, USA
• Edmond, OK, USA

With a focus on compassionate care, advanced technology, and a comprehensive network of services, Oklahoma Heart Hospital continues to lead the way in cardiovascular health across the state.