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Officials with Muskogee Regional Medical Center and the Muskogee Community Hospital campus announced today that, effective July 31, all local emergency services will be consolidated to the Muskogee Regional Medical Center campus.
This consolidation is part of the long-term conversion of MRMC and MCH to a unified local health system, according to the media release.
As of July 31, all residents in need of emergency care are encouraged to visit the Muskogee Regional Medical Center Emergency Room. In the event of a life-threatening emergency, residents should call 911 or go to their nearest emergency room.
Read more in Saturday's Phoenix.
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