OKC health department clinics, phone numbers, WIC and vital records help
If you search “health department OKC,” the office you probably need for vaccines, WIC, STI testing, TB services, family health or food-safety complaints is the Oklahoma City-County Health Department. Birth and death certificates are different: those are issued through Oklahoma State Department of Health Vital Records.
That distinction matters in Oklahoma City because OCCHD has separate administration, clinic, WIC and Food Safety locations. Start with the service you need, then use the right address and direct phone number.
Which health department serves Oklahoma City?
For local public-health clinics and county-level services, the main agency is the Oklahoma City-County Health Department (OCCHD). Its administrative headquarters is at 2600 NE 63rd Street, Oklahoma City, OK 73111, phone 405-427-8651.
Vaccinations, STI testing, TB screening, family-health services, WIC, epidemiology, food safety, environmental-health complaints and other local public-health programs.
Certified Oklahoma birth certificates, death certificates, record corrections and amendments. Call 405-426-8880.
The NE 63rd administrative office is not the same thing as the neighboring North Clinic. Check your appointment location before traveling.
OKC health department phone numbers by service
| Service | Phone | Location / use |
|---|---|---|
| OCCHD Administration | 405-427-8651 | 2600 NE 63rd St. · general agency and administrative questions. |
| North Clinic | 405-419-4200 | 2700 NE 63rd St. · vaccines, STI/TB and Family Health. |
| South Clinic | 405-419-4119 | 6728 S. Hudson Ave. · clinical services. |
| South Annex | 405-425-4433 | 5900 S. May Ave. · clinical services. |
| Food Safety & Environmental Health | 405-425-4400 | Food permits, complaints, pools/spas and environmental-health issues. |
| Epidemiology On-Call | 405-425-4437 | 24/7 epidemiology contact for disease investigation/reporting needs. |
| Oklahoma Vital Records | 405-426-8880 | Birth/death certificate orders and record questions. |
| OSDH general information | 405-426-8000 | State health department questions, not routine OCCHD clinic scheduling. |
OKC-County Health Department clinic and service locations
OCCHD operates different buildings for clinics, administration, WIC and Food Safety. The closest site is not automatically the correct site.
2600 NE 63rd Street, Oklahoma City, OK 73111 · 405-427-8651. Published administration hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m.
2700 NE 63rd Street, Oklahoma City, OK 73111 · 405-419-4200. Clinical services include immunizations, STI services, TB and Family Health.
6728 S. Hudson Avenue, Oklahoma City, OK 73139 · 405-419-4119. Immunization appointments are strongly recommended; walk-ins may be accepted when capacity allows.
5900 S. May Avenue, Oklahoma City, OK 73119 · 405-425-4433. OCCHD lists clinical services at this newer south-side location.
Shepherd Center, 2401 NW 23rd Street, Suite 70, Oklahoma City, OK 73107 · 405-425-4400. Published service hours are 8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
WIC operates multiple offices at North, South, East/Midwest City, West, Hefner and Shepherd Center locations. Use the WIC section below rather than assuming your clinic is also your WIC office.
What services does the Oklahoma City-County Health Department provide?
Child and adult vaccinations, vaccine review and overseas/travel immunization services at designated clinic locations.
Confidential screening and treatment services for common sexually transmitted infections through OCCHD clinical locations.
TB skin tests, blood testing, follow-up screening and treatment coordination through Communicable Disease services.
Family-planning care for women and men, wellness exams, Pap testing, breast exams, pregnancy-related counseling and referrals.
Nutrition counseling, breastfeeding support and supplemental foods for eligible pregnant/postpartum women, infants and young children.
Restaurant and food-establishment inspections, permitting, foodborne-illness complaints, food education and plan review.
Pools and spas, lodging, pests, stagnant-water complaints, certain housing-related health hazards and nuisance investigations.
Communicable-disease surveillance, outbreak investigation, reporting, community health data and prevention recommendations.
Mobile health services, wellness programs, public-health kiosks, maternal/child programs and community prevention initiatives.
Vaccines at the OKC health department
OCCHD provides immunizations at its clinical locations. Appointments are preferred, although official clinic guidance says walk-ins may be accepted when availability permits. Overseas/travel immunizations are appointment-only.
2700 NE 63rd Street · 405-419-4200. Call first if you need a specific adult vaccine so staff can confirm inventory.
6728 S. Hudson Avenue · 405-419-4119. Appointments are strongly recommended; walk-ins depend on availability.
5900 S. May Avenue · 405-425-4433. Another south-side clinical option.
OKC WIC locations and appointment routing
OCCHD WIC provides nutrition counseling, breastfeeding support and supplemental nutrition for eligible women, infants and children. Eligibility may be easier to establish if your household already receives benefits such as Medicaid, SoonerCare or SNAP.
| WIC site | Address | Phone |
|---|---|---|
| North | 2600 NE 63rd St., Room 111, Oklahoma City | 405-425-4398 |
| South | 6728 S. Hudson Ave., Oklahoma City | 405-230-1942 |
| East | 1701 S. Air Depot Blvd., Midwest City | 405-419-4116 |
| West | 1501 N. Meridian Ave., Oklahoma City | 405-419-4182 |
| Hefner | 2222 W. Hefner Road, Suite H, Oklahoma City | 405-419-4065 |
| Shepherd Center | 2401 NW 23rd St., Suite 2G, Oklahoma City | 405-425-4384 |
STI testing, HIV screening and TB services in OKC
OCCHD clinics provide STI screening and treatment plus communicable-disease services. The department also operates dedicated TB screening schedules for people who need tests for employment, school, immigration or medical follow-up.
OCCHD currently lists TB skin testing Monday and Tuesday from 8:00 a.m.–3:30 p.m., and Wednesday and Friday from 8:00 a.m.–noon. It is not offered on Thursday. The listed school/work fee is $20.
Quantiferon-TB Gold testing is listed Monday–Thursday from 8:00 a.m.–3:30 p.m. and Friday from 8:00 a.m.–noon. The currently posted school/work/immigration fee is $40.
OCCHD explains that follow-up may include a nurse interview, chest X-ray and additional testing. A positive screening test does not automatically mean active TB disease.
For reportable-disease and outbreak work, OCCHD Epidemiology maintains a 24/7 on-call line at 405-425-4437.
Family planning and preventive health services
OCCHD Family Health is available to women and men. Depending on the visit, services may include family-planning counseling, wellness exams, Pap smears beginning at the appropriate age, breast exams, preconception health services, pregnancy-related testing and referrals.
OCCHD states that Family Health fees are based on ability to pay using a sliding scale.
Eligible adults may use Oklahoma’s Family Planning Waiver Medicaid program to help cover exams, supplies, pregnancy testing and related care.
Restaurant inspections, food complaints, pools and environmental health
Food Safety & Environmental Health is not based at the main NE 63rd administration counter. Its office is at Shepherd Center, 2401 NW 23rd Street, Suite 70. The general Food/Environmental Health number is 405-425-4400.
Plan review, food establishment oversight, food-safety inspections, food-protection education and related permitting questions.
OCCHD investigates illness complaints tied to food purchased within Oklahoma City limits or Oklahoma County.
Public bathing places, pools and spas are part of the environmental-health program.
OCCHD accepts complaints involving certain public-health hazards, pest/rodent issues and stagnant water associated with mosquito concerns.
Farmers markets and temporary/special-event food operations may require OCCHD coordination.
If you are opening or remodeling a regulated food business, start with the official plan-review route before construction or opening.
Oklahoma City birth and death certificates: use OSDH Vital Records
Birth and death certificates are a state Vital Records function. Do not go to an OCCHD clinic expecting staff to print a certified certificate. Oklahoma State Department of Health Vital Records handles certified Oklahoma birth and death records.
405-426-8880. OSDH also lists AskVR@health.ok.gov for Vital Records questions.
Vital Records Service, Oklahoma State Department of Health, PO Box 248964, Oklahoma City, OK 73124-8964.
How to order an Oklahoma birth or death certificate
OSDH currently offers online ordering through its authorized partner, phone ordering at 405-426-8880 and mail applications.
Vital records are confidential. Provide an acceptable photo ID and any additional documentation required to show you are an eligible requester.
Complete online and phone orders may be eligible for Will Call pickup in Oklahoma City, Tulsa or McAlester once processing is complete.
Do not drive to the pickup site just because the order was submitted. For Will Call, wait until the order is shown as processed/ready.
OSDH says applicants collecting Will Call orders must bring photo identification and the order confirmation.
| Vital Records item | Current guidance | Important detail |
|---|---|---|
| Walk-in lobby | Closed for ordinary walk-in certificate ordering | Use online, phone or mail ordering instead. |
| Phone | 405-426-8880 | Phone ordering uses the authorized ordering partner. |
| Online/phone processing | About 2 business days when complete | Cases involving amendments, adoptions or other legal actions can take much longer. |
| Will Call | 12:00–4:45 p.m., Monday–Friday | Only after the order is ready; bring photo ID and confirmation. |
| Base certificate pricing | $20 first copy; $15 each additional individual copy | Partner, expedited and online charges may add to the total. |
Changes, amendments and corrections
Simple certificate ordering and changing a record are different workflows. OSDH currently warns that legal changes such as adoptions, paternity actions and delayed registrations may take up to about four months. Its amendments page lists a $15 application fee for the initial correction request and a later $25 amendment fee when an order is issued, depending on the process.
Free public-health kiosks and community resources
OCCHD also operates public-health kiosks at selected community sites. Depending on inventory, kiosks may provide items such as COVID/flu tests, pregnancy tests, naloxone and drug-checking supplies.
6728 S. Hudson Avenue. OCCHD lists an outdoor public-health kiosk available 24/7.
1708 NE 23rd Street. OCCHD lists an outdoor kiosk with 24/7 access.
1131 W. Sheridan Avenue. Indoor kiosk access follows the host facility’s listed hours.
Before visiting an OKC health department clinic
How to use the correct OKC public-health service
Decide whether you need a vaccine, WIC appointment, STI test, TB test, family-planning visit, food complaint, birth certificate or another public-health service.
Use OCCHD for local clinics and Oklahoma County public-health programs. Use Oklahoma State Department of Health Vital Records for certified birth and death certificates.
North, South, South Annex, WIC and Food Safety offices have different addresses and phone numbers.
Confirm appointment availability, clinic hours, documents, fees and service inventory.
Schedules, fees, vaccine supply and service availability can change after publication.
OCCHD administration on NE 63rd Street
The main Oklahoma City-County Health Department administrative building is at 2600 NE 63rd Street, Oklahoma City, OK 73111. The North Clinic is next door at 2700 NE 63rd Street, so check the building number before parking.
Official OKC and Oklahoma health links
OKC Department of Health FAQs
What is the main OKC health department phone number?
The Oklahoma City-County Health Department administrative phone number is 405-427-8651. Clinic appointments use separate numbers: North Clinic 405-419-4200, South Clinic 405-419-4119 and South Annex 405-425-4433.
Where is the Oklahoma City-County Health Department?
The administrative headquarters is at 2600 NE 63rd Street, Oklahoma City, OK 73111. The North Clinic is next door at 2700 NE 63rd Street.
Does the OKC health department provide vaccines?
Yes. OCCHD provides immunizations through North, South and South Annex clinics. Appointments are preferred, and residents should call before visiting for a specific adult or travel vaccine.
Where can I get WIC in Oklahoma City?
OCCHD operates WIC sites at North, South, East/Midwest City, West, Hefner and Shepherd Center locations. Each location has its own phone number.
Does the Oklahoma City health department provide STI testing?
Yes. OCCHD clinical services include STI screening and treatment. Contact North, South or South Annex for current appointment availability.
How much is a TB test at OCCHD?
OCCHD currently lists a $20 TB skin test for school/work requirements and a $40 Quantiferon-TB Gold blood test for school, work and immigration requirements. Check the official page before visiting because fees can change.
Can I get an Oklahoma birth certificate at an OCCHD clinic?
No. Oklahoma certified birth and death certificates are handled by Oklahoma State Department of Health Vital Records, not the regular Oklahoma City-County Health Department clinic counters.
What is the Oklahoma Vital Records phone number?
The Oklahoma Vital Records phone number is 405-426-8880. OSDH also lists AskVR@health.ok.gov for Vital Records questions.
Can I walk into Oklahoma Vital Records and get a certificate?
OSDH currently says its Vital Records lobbies are not open for ordinary walk-in certificate orders. Use online, phone or mail ordering. Eligible completed online or phone orders can use Will Call pickup after the record is processed.
Who handles restaurant complaints in Oklahoma City?
OCCHD Food Safety & Environmental Health handles food-establishment and related environmental-health complaints within its jurisdiction. Use the dedicated complaint form or call 405-425-4400.