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Don Sutmiller, DO/MBA, Chief Medical Officer

Oklahoma City Office:
Cameron Building
2901 N. Classen Blvd., Suite 200
Oklahoma City, OK 73106-5493
(405) 962-6155
FAX: (405) 962-6147   

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E-mail: cheri.atkinson@doc.state.ok.us

Chief Medical Officer (405) 962-6155
Medical Services Administrator (405) 962-6139
Administrative Specialist (405) 962-6144
Lead Regional Dentist (580) 889-6651
Director of Pharmacy Services (405) 962-6143

Mission Statement - The Oklahoma Department of Corrections Medical Services Unit is committed to providing clinically appropriate, medically necessary, professional, efficient, and humane medical and dental care for offender patients.

Medical Services provides medical and dental care for offenders in Oklahoma Department of  Corrections (ODOC) facilities, work centers, contract facilities, and DOC offenders in contract county jail beds. An electronic health record system is now in use at all ODOC facilities, this allows current access to electronic documentation of all medical services and consults provided.  Quality and access to care is strongly emphasized and is measured by periodic facility audits by central office performance improvement nurse managers and by a performance improvement committee composed of ODOC professional Medical staff. The American Correctional Association accredits all of the medical services units along with their facilities. 

Generic and clinically appropriate medications are prescribed.  Medications are provided by an outside pharmacy vendor at very low costs resulting in extremely efficient medication cost control.  A pharmacy and therapeutics committee composed of ODOC clinicians and pharmacist monitors prescribing practices for cost efficiency and quality of care.
An internal ODOC utilization and review committee composed of ODOC physicians and staff monitors for efficient use of internal and external resources; including hospital days, emergency room visits, laboratory tests, and specialty care.  All offender patient deaths are reviewed internally by ODOC physicians’ mortality peer review and are also reviewed externally by the Oklahoma Foundation for Medical Quality.

Medical Activity Report

Medical Services Resource Manual

OK DOC Formulary - May 13, 2013

Cold and Flu Prevention Flyer

National Commission on Correctional Health Care