Organ and Tissue donation can save or improve the quality of life for people who suffer from organ failure, bone defects, or blindness. This is a very personal choice and certified designated requestors along with pastoral care are available 24 hours to assist in the event that such a decision needs to be made. Unity Health Center complies with the state and federal regulations governing organ donation and maintains a close relationship with the Organ Procurement Organization (OPO).

Thousands of Americans are in need of vital organ and tissues. For many, the chance to live a full life won’t come unless many more of us consider organ and tissue donation. Discuss organ donation with your family and friends (after worship, work etc.). Help others find a chance to live a full life. Talk to your family about organ donation. Talk to your family about donating LIFE.

(See Patient Forms to download & print a Organ Donation Card)
Site: www.donatelife.net

Billing Procedures
If you have questions about your hospital bill while you are a patient, you can call a financial counselor at (405) 273-2270.

Each time you are admitted to the hospital, whether as an inpatient or outpatient, we will take a copy of your insurance card to update your information. Co-pays or deductibles are due at the time you receive hospital services.

After your procedure or hospital stay is complete, we will bill your insurance company and send you a statement. If we have not received payment within 45 days, we will send you a notice requesting that you contact your insurance company.

Billing for Professional Services
Unity will bill you for hospital services only. You will be billed separately for professional services that are independent from the hospital, such as the emergency room physicians, laboratory pathology, and REACT Ambulance services.

Financial Concerns
If you are concerned about being able to pay your hospital bill, please call our financial counselor at (405) 273-2270. You may qualify for one of several community programs available to help pay for healthcare services.