Griffin Memorial Hospital, located in Norman, OK, is a 120-bed acute psychiatric facility catering to individuals aged 18 and above affected by severe mental illness. As a teaching hospital, Griffin Memorial offers a comprehensive four-year training program for physicians specializing in psychiatry and neurology. Accredited by The Joint Commission and the Center for Improvement in Healthcare Quality, the hospital is authorized to deliver services to Medicare and Medicaid beneficiaries, accepting third-party insurance payments.
Specializing in in-patient care for mental health and substance abuse services, Griffin Memorial Hospital focuses on individualized treatment plans following a thorough evaluation upon admission. A multi-disciplinary team, comprising professionals from psychiatry, social work, psychology, activities, and nursing services, collaborates with patients to address their specific needs throughout their hospital stay. The institution's rich history dates back to 1953, evolving from High Gate College to Central State Hospital before adopting its current name.
Visitation at Griffin Memorial Hospital is currently conducted primarily through phone and Zoom due to COVID-19 restrictions. As the hospital transitions from the emergency phase, in-person visitation policies will be updated accordingly. With a dedicated staff of over 350 members, Griffin Memorial Hospital remains committed to delivering quality inpatient and outpatient services to the people of Oklahoma.
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