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The concept for Stillwater Community Health Center began in October 1992. With an invitation from three area social service providers, Emma Tusing, Yvonne Stites, and Jere Bilodeau met and brought awareness of the vast number of working individuals with no financial ability to access or maintain health care conditions that blocked their economic productivity. Additionally, to bring attention to the great number of elderly on fixed incomes that had to choose between purchasing medicines and other basic survival needs, these three heads came together and pursued encouraging the initial gathering of over sixty concerned citizens to unite together and developed a plan for a health care resource system which would attempt to alleviate the working poor and fixed income individual’s access to necessary basic health care.

Consequently, consensus was quickly attained requiring only 6 months for this group to gather resources; the necessary professional and community volunteers, a facility in which to conduct services, as well as crucial medical supplies and medications. On June 8, 1993, the planning culminated when SCHC opened its doors at 8th and Duncan in a 2 bedroom house owned by the First Baptist Church. The philosophy adopted for the operation of this service agency was suggested by Dr. J. Daniel Baxter, the first SCHC Volunteer Medical Director. It states SCHC will always err on the side of compassion.

Donations

The Stillwater Community Health Center is made possible through the generous support of our donors who share our vision of health care as a fundamental right of every individual. Please consider contributing to allow us to help more clients.

- A $20 donation buys:
Pill box organizers
Reader glasses
Diabetic/Blood Pressure tracking notebooks
Smoking cessation packets
Dental Packet (toothbrush/toothpaste/floss)
Feminine product packets
Over-the-counter (OTC) medications: Aspirin, anti-inflammatories, Tylenol, Benadryl, allergy medications, eyedrops, cough syrup/drops, pepto bismol, vitamin D, multivitamins, Cerave cream, Voltaren cream, Cortisone cream, etc.

- A $25 donation buys:
Flu shot

- A $30 donation buys:
Blood pressure cuff
Digital scales
Book of OSU Community Transit bus tickets

D. Todd Green, MD

General Clinic

As current medical director of the Stillwater Community Health Center, and on behalf of the medical staff of the SCHC, we are pleased to be here to serve you and your family. The Stillwater Community Health Center serves as a primary health care clinic for the medically underserved and unserved of the Stillwater area. We have a staff of physicians, physician assistants, nurse practitioners and pharmacist that are able to perform medical evaluations, prescribe medical treatments, and dispense medications for treatment of these conditions. These process’ include prescribing medications, ordering appropriate diagnostic tests, interpreting those tests and finalizing a treatment plan and disposition for each medical problem encountered. These medical providers are all licensed to practice in the state of Oklahoma, and most are the same providers you would see at your local Stillwater area medical clinic, Stillwater Medical Center clinic or the Stillwater Medical Center, or local pharmacy. We have an excellent team of nurses and medical assistants, along with administrative assistants and volunteers, that facilitate this process and make sure the medical care plan is delivered. Due to the generosity of people in our community, the generosity of Stillwater Medical Center, and the labor of love from the SCHC staff and volunteers, we can deliver a significant amount of quality medical care to our fellow community members in need. We would be honored to be able to serve you in your pursuit of caring for your health care needs.

Sincerely,
D. Todd Green, MD

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