North Tulsa's Health Center Expands Services in 2022 with Crossover Health
The North Regional Health and Wellness Center, established in 2012 to serve the north Tulsa community, is set to expand its services in early 2022. This expansion is made possible through a partnership with Crossover Health Services, who will occupy the clinical space previously used by Oklahoma State University Center for Health Sciences.
Access to quality healthcare has long been a critical need in the north Tulsa community. The upcoming expansion aims to address this need by offering a wide range of services. These include routine check-ups, physical examinations, health screenings, lab testing, acute and chronic care, and women's health services. Crossover Health Services, who will be providing these services, is known for its comprehensive care for both adults and children.
THD Chief Operating Officer Reggie Ivey expressed excitement about the partnership, highlighting the potential it holds for the community. The clinic will accept Medicare, Medicaid, most private health insurance, and also serve self-paying clients, ensuring that the services are accessible to a wide range of individuals.
The North Regional Health and Wellness Center's expansion, in partnership with Crossover Health Services, promises to bring preventive health services and exceptional medical care to the north Tulsa community. With a variety of services and broad insurance acceptance, the clinic is poised to make a significant impact on the health and well-being of its residents.
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