Government - State

Health System with 2 hospitals across 2 states

Health System Overview

Health SystemGovernment - State
Total Hospitals2
Commercial/Acute Hospitals0
Total Beds150
Commercial/Acute Beds0
HeadquartersFort Supply, OK
Websiteokdrs.gov

Hospitals by Type

Psychiatric
2 hospitals
100% of health system

Teaching Status

0%
Teaching
Teaching Hospitals:
Non-Teaching Hospitals: 2
Teaching hospitals serve as educational institutions for medical professionals while providing patient care.

Hospital Locations

Hospitals in this Health System

HospitalTypeBedsTeachingRecently Joined
Adair Acute Care at Osawatomie State HospitalPsychiatric60NoNo
Northwest Center for Behavioral HealthPsychiatric90NoNo

Recent News

Jun 05, 2025
Authorities are actively searching for Uxiel Torres-Rodriquez, a 37-year-old inmate who escaped from the William S. Key Correctional Center in Fort Supply, Oklahoma, on Wednesday, June 5, 2025. Torres-Rodriquez was last seen heading west from the minimum-security facility around 2:00 p.m. He is described as being 5-foot-8 and weighing 160 pounds. At the time of his escape, he was serving a six-year sentence for multiple drug possession charges and false identification. This incident marks the second escape from the William S. Key Correctional Center in the past week; another inmate, John Maulding, 39, had escaped the previous Thursday but has since been captured. Authorities have been conducting searches across several miles of land west of Fort Supply and urge anyone with information on Torres-Rodriquez's whereabouts to contact local authorities. [3]
Jun 05, 2025
Governor Kevin Stitt reportedly apologized to a state senator after making disparaging remarks about the senator and his wife the previous week. The context of these remarks is tied to the legislative actions surrounding the removal of the mental health commissioner. Stitt also defended his appointment of an interim commissioner for the state mental health department despite the individual's lack of specific experience in mental health, emphasizing a focus on business acumen for the role. This report is part of ongoing news concerning the leadership and oversight of the Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services, the state entity that includes the facility in Fort Supply. [22]
Jun 04, 2025
Governor Kevin Stitt recently highlighted the legislative session and announced the appointment of Retired Rear Admiral Gregory Slavonic as the interim commissioner of the Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services. Slavonic takes over from Allie Friesen, who was removed by lawmakers the previous week. Governor Stitt praised Slavonic's business background despite a lack of formal mental health training, stating that they sought the best person for the role after the Legislature's decision. This news underscores the change in leadership at the state department responsible for the Western State Psychiatric Center in Fort Supply. [39]
Jun 03, 2025
Lionhive, an Information Technology Company based in Fort Supply, Oklahoma, is highlighting its IT services, which include managed IT services, cloud solutions, cybersecurity and compliance, network design and infrastructure, and strategic consulting. The company mentions providing services to various sectors, including healthcare practices, and lists success stories such as reducing support tickets and improving network uptime for a professional services firm, migrating ERP systems for a manufacturing plant, and implementing security and compliance measures for a healthcare practice to achieve HIPAA and FADP readiness. Their approach involves in-depth assessment, managing technical details for smooth transitions, providing proactive monitoring and support, and continuously refining IT roadmaps with clients. While this outlines their capabilities and local presence, it does not detail a specific recent technology project or contract with a government entity in Fort Supply. [5]
Jun 02, 2025
Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond commended the state Legislature for the recent firing of former Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services Commissioner Allie Friesen. Drummond stated that the Legislature's action late Thursday was an unprecedented joint effort that followed months of Governor Kevin Stitt allegedly refusing to replace his appointed leader of the department. This news is related to leadership changes within the state department that oversees the Western State Psychiatric Center in Fort Supply, although it does not directly address technology matters, it signifies significant administrative shifts within the relevant government entity. [27]

Executive Leadership

Tom Patt

Programs Director

Tom Patt is involved with Human Resources.