Oklahoma University Medical Center to Acquire Small Hospital, Expand Services

Oklahoma University Medical Center will acquire 81-bed Edmond (Okla.) Medical Center, according to a report by the Edmond Sun.

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The 935-bed Oklahoma City hospital, the largest in the state, had not been acquiring hospitals before the deal, which had been in planning for more than a year.

OU Medical Center has agreed to spend $17 million to bring obstetrics back to Edmond, expand the hospital’s ED, purchase new medical equipment and generally remodel the hospital.

Read the Edmond Sun’s report on Edmond Medical Center.

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