Men’s Healthcare
Men’s health services are vitally important. Strong men equal strong communities. From birth to your senior years, we provide comprehensive services like heart health, mental and emotional well-being support, parenting classes, full dental services and a Pharmacy.
Pharmacy
Prescriptions for registered users may be filled at the center.
The center participates in several reduced-cost medication programs.
Lab Services
Routine blood work, sexually transmitted diseases, HIV testing, urinalysis, and X-rays are performed on-site. Diagnostic X-rays are available by referral to Radiologists.
Family Support Health Resources
Family Support Health Resources
Women Infants Children (WIC) Program
This program offers healthy food supplements for infants and children under five. Pregnant and breastfeeding women at “nutritional risk” are also qualified. Are you eligible for WIC?
Mary Mahoney Memorial Health Center is looking for mothers who may be eligible for the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program, known as WIC, which is available for Women, Infants, and Children.
This program offers nutritious foods and nutrition education that can improve your and your child's health. The WIC Program provides food benefits on an e-WIC card to obtain healthy foods that enhance the diets of pregnant or breastfeeding women who have delivered within the last six months and infants and children under five years of age.
To qualify, participants must meet income guidelines (185% of the poverty level) and have a brief health assessment by a trained health professional.
If you are on Medicaid, Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)—previously known as Food Stamps or Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF), you qualify for WIC.
If you believe you or a family member may be eligible for WIC, please call Mary Mahoney, MHC, at
405-769-1368.
This program offers healthy food supplements for infants and children under five. Pregnant and breastfeeding women at “nutritional risk” are also qualified. Are you eligible for WIC?
Mary Mahoney Memorial Health Center is looking for mothers who may be eligible for the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program, known as WIC, which is available for Women, Infants, and Children.
This program offers nutritious foods and nutrition education that can improve your and your child's health. The WIC Program provides food benefits on an e-WIC card to obtain healthy foods that enhance the diets of pregnant or breastfeeding women who have delivered within the last six months and infants and children under five years of age.
To qualify, participants must meet income guidelines (185% of the poverty level) and have a brief health assessment by a trained health professional.
If you are on Medicaid, Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)—previously known as Food Stamps or Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF), you qualify for WIC.
If you believe you or a family member may be eligible for WIC, please call Mary Mahoney, MHC, at
405-769-1368.
Child Health Resources
Our Programs and Services
Women’s Health Resources
Women’s Healthcare
Women’s health services from adolescence through the senior years are provided. Family planning services, midlife health care, prenatal/postpartum care, pregnancy testing, and pap tests are available. Childbirth classes are held regularly.
Mammograms are available on-site. Community Health can also assist with applying for SoonerCare or SoonerPlan.
Visit the Oklahoma Health Care Authority website for eligibility details.
Men’s Health Resources
Central Oklahoma Healthy Start Initiative-Healthy Babies Begin Before Birth(H4B)
(H4B) promotes early entry into prenatal care, promotes education regarding available preventive health services for children from birth to five years of age, and works with the community toward preventing unintended pregnancy, focusing on teens.
The goal is to reduce infant death rates in targeted areas in Oklahoma and Pottawatomie counties.
Children may receive immunizations and child well-checks.
Assistance is provided with child development education for parents and guardians.
Pediatric Services
Adolescent Services
Adolescents have special needs. To accommodate these needs, the Center offers a special registration system. Health promotion and outreach are available to schools, churches, and civic groups.
Mental Healthcare
Professional counseling services are provided to individuals, families, and groups.
Nutrition Counseling
Our staff is ready to help you with your diet, weight control, diabetes, and hypertension plan. Do not delay. The life you are saving is your own.
On-Site Services
Pharmacy
Prescriptions for registered users may be filled at the center.
The center participates in several reduced-cost medication programs.
Lab Services
Routine blood work, sexually transmitted diseases, HIV testing, urinalysis, and X-rays are performed on-site. Diagnostic X-rays are available by referral to Radiologists.
Transportation
Patients needing transportation must reside within the Center’s transportation boundaries and have no other means of getting there.
The Center’s transportation boundaries are:
North NE 122nd Road
South Reno
West Sooner Road
East Choctaw Road
Community Health operates its program and services without regard to race, color, and national origin under Title VI of the Civil Rights Act.
For information about how to utilize the service, please reach out to any of the following locations:
Mary Mahoney: 405-769-3301 Ext 1282
Perry Klaassen: 405-419-9800 Ext 2004
Mary Mahoney at Langston: 405-466-2535 Ext 3001
Healing Hands: 405-272-0476 Ext 1400
Dorothy M Smith: 405-865-2020 Ext 1500
Shawnee: 405-395-0399 Ext 1602
Dental
Our dentists, dental hygienists, and assistants provide emergency and primary preventive dental care.
Mental Healthcare
Professional counseling services are provided to individuals, families, and groups.
Addiction Services
Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT)
Studies have shown that more people taking Buprenorphine medication for treating Opioid addiction tend to improve their success than those with non-drug therapies. Managing the physical symptoms of opiate dependency helps people gain control of their life and concentrate on their counseling and recovery.
Buprenorphine works in a way that alleviates physical withdrawal symptoms and cravings while also partially blocking the effects of opiates like prescription painkillers or heroin. Treatment is offered in an outpatient setting at the Community Health MAT clinic. This allows all counseling, therapy, pharmacy, and physical needs to be met at one location. The MAT clinic offers a “Recovery Team” of highly qualified physicians and behavioral health experts who support your journey to a healthy life.
SBIRT
Screening, Brief Intervention & Referral to Treatment (SBIRT) is an approach to screening and early intervention for substance use disorders and depression.
SBIRT emphasizes the combined effort of screening and treatment services as part of the primary care model because substance use disorders and depression are directly related to a person’s whole health.
Using the SBIRT model, all adult patients are given a simple screening questionnaire annually to identify potential concerns related to substance use disorders and/or depression.
Pharmacy
Prescriptions for registered users may be filled at the center.
The center participates in several reduced-cost medication programs.
Lab Services
Routine blood work, sexually transmitted diseases, HIV testing, urinalysis, and X-rays are performed on-site. Diagnostic X-rays are available by referral to Radiologists.
Nutrition Counseling
Nutrition Counseling
Our staff is ready to help you with your diet, weight control, diabetes, and hypertension plan. Do not delay. The life you are saving is your own.
Mental Healthcare
Professional counseling services are provided to individuals, families, and groups.
Dental
Our dentists, dental hygienists, and assistants provide emergency and primary preventive dental care.
Who is Eligible
Any person, age 18 and over, with an addiction to opioids or heroin.
Patients must be willing to commit to recovery through medication and counseling and adhere to drug testing.
Hours of Operation
Payment for Services
Major insurances accepted, including Medicaid (SoonerCare) and Medicare. Uninsured patients are charged a minimum payment at each visit. Induction is $100 plus the cost of medication.
Fees are then discounted based on family size and proof of income.
Make an appointment by calling (405) 769-1380.
A Care Coordinator will get a brief drug use history to determine if the MAT program fits your recovery needs.
PLEASE NOTE: You must make your own appointment. A family member or friend may not call to schedule an appointment. This is YOUR recovery program.Please bring a photo ID, proof of insurance, and/or income on your first appointment. The MAT program does accept uninsured patients. The fees are determined using a sliding fee scale based on family size and income according to Federal Poverty Guidelines.
Be prepared to come early if you are a new patient to complete the New Patient documents. Your first visit for induction can be quite lengthy. This is so that we can monitor your status to reduce your withdrawal symptoms.
MAT Clinic hours are
Monday: 8:00 A.M. -4:00 P.M.
Wednesday: 8:00 A.M. -4:00 P.M.
Thursday: 8:00 A.M. -4:00 P.M.
Please call for an appointment: (405)769-1380
Central Oklahoma Healthy Start Initiative-Healthy Babies Begin Before Birth(H4B)
(H4B) promotes early entry into prenatal care, promotes education regarding available preventive health services for children from birth to five years of age, and works with the community toward preventing unintended pregnancy, focusing on teens.
The goal is to reduce infant death rates in targeted areas in Oklahoma and Pottawatomie counties.
Family Support Services
Family Support Services
The friendly staff provides financial, vocational, and educational counseling, mobile meals and eye exam referrals. Assistance for eligibility and determination for SSI, Social Security, Medical Assistance, Medicare, Food Stamps, etc. is available on-site.
The friendly staff provides financial, vocational, and educational counseling, mobile meals and eye exam referrals. Assistance for eligibility and determination for SSI, Social Security, Medical Assistance, Medicare, Food Stamps, etc. is available on-site.
Health Education
School and community group education on various health-related topics can be arranged.
Individual counseling and health maintenance are available on-site.
Diabetes self-management education classes are held for families and individuals living with diabetes.
Dental
Our dentists, dental hygienists, and assistants provide emergency and primary preventive dental care.
Mental Healthcare
Professional counseling services are provided to individuals, families, and groups.
Family Support Services
The friendly staff provides financial, vocational, and educational counseling, mobile meals and eye exam referrals. Assistance for eligibility and determination for SSI, Social Security, Medical Assistance, Medicare, Food Stamps, etc. is available on-site.
Health Education
School and community group education on various health-related topics can be arranged.
Individual counseling and health maintenance are available on-site.
Diabetes self-management education classes are held for families and individuals living with diabetes.
