Stillwater Medical Foundation

10/28/2026

Handmade in Tryon, Oklahoma. Headed straight for the hearts of Stillwater Medical patients.

The talented women of the Women’s Sewing Circle recently donated four wheelchair pads and 20 lap pads to Stillwater Medical At Home, along with beautiful handmade baby blankets for Labor & Delivery at Stillwater Medical Women's Health Center.

Pictured is Valerie McIntire, one of the generous women helping turn fabric, time and talent into something meaningful for our patients.

To these thoughtful ladies, thank you for wrapping our patients in a little extra comfort and care. Every stitch makes a difference!

10/28/2026

Turns out, a parking lot can do a lot of good.

During OSU Homecoming Walkaround, our StillStrong Parking Lot fundraiser raised nearly $15,000. Every dollar donated will directly benefit emergency care through Stillwater Medical.

Years ago, we found a simple solution to a crowded lot: preserve parking for patients and their families while welcoming Walkaround visitors to a portion of the lot for a $20 donation.

A place to park. A way to give back.

Thank you to everyone who joined us. Your Cowboy pride will make a difference long after Homecoming

10/23/2026

Your Walkaround plans are coming together. Now let's talk about your parking spot.

Park with purpose. Walkaround as a difference maker.

A $20 donation lets you park at Stillwater Medical and put your parking money toward something bigger: expanding emergency care for our community. Cash or PayPal only.

Same Walkaround tradition. A little more purpose behind where you park.

Headed to Walkaround? Share this with your crew so they know where to park!

10/23/2026

Your Walkaround parking can do a little good.* Park with Purpose at Stillwater Medical, we can’t wait to see you!

Your $20 donation (Cash or PayPal) directly benefits the Emergency Department expansion.

Enjoy the Homecoming festivities while helping support lifesaving care close to home.

*Patient and staff parking takes precedence as always.

10/19/2026

10/15/2026

What does a bag of donated clothes have to do with helping a little boy learn to walk?

More than you might think.

For the Cabrera family, support from Karman Korner helped provide braces for their son Julian, who has cerebral palsy. His parents say the difference has already been remarkable, improving his stance, stability and willingness to move.

“He’s moving like he has never moved before.”

In the newest episode of the Stillwater Medical Still Caring podcast, the Cabreras share Julian’s story and the village that has surrounded their family since returning to Stillwater, including Dr. Smalley and Stillwater Pediatrics, Early Childhood Coalition HealthySteps, their family and Karman Korner.

It is a powerful reminder that something as simple as donating or shopping at a resale store can become something much bigger for a family who needs it.

Listen to the newest episode of Still Caring and meet the Cabrera family: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6crRDsyl0u8

10/13/2026

Some awards just fit.

Denise Webber, President and CEO of Stillwater Medical, has been named the 2026 recipient of the Women of Wellness Trailblazer Award, an honor recognizing women whose courage, vision and commitment have helped improve the health and well-being of women everywhere.

And in Denise’s case, “trailblazer” feels especially appropriate.

Since joining Stillwater Medical in 2003, Denise has helped shape Stillwater Medical into what it is today. During her 10 years as President and CEO, the organization grew from a single community hospital into a regional health system known for award-winning care, five-star quality, innovation and a commitment to keeping exceptional healthcare close to home.

Her impact reaches beyond Stillwater. She has served in leadership roles with the Oklahoma Hospital Association and American Hospital Association, mentored emerging healthcare leaders and advocated for stronger hospitals across the state. Earlier this year, she received the Oklahoma Hospital Association’s W. Cleveland Rodgers Distinguished Service Award, its highest honor.

But this particular award has a little extra meaning.

Women of Wellness began, in part, with an idea Denise had a number of years ago: bring women together to support their community, learn more about their health and wellness, and create something meaningful in the process.

That idea grew.

Today, Women of Wellness is a thriving community of over 175 members who gather, give, learn and make an impact together. So honoring Denise at the very event she helped imagine feels a bit like coming full circle.

As Denise prepares to leave her role at Stillwater Medical later this year and become President and CEO of LifeCare Health Services, her influence will stretch even farther across Oklahoma.

We’ll miss having her quite so close.

But if there’s one thing Denise has taught us, it’s that good leadership leaves a mark long after the title changes.

Congratulations, Denise. Our 2026 Trailblazer.

10/12/2026

Y'all...he's 16 and opening for Shenandoah in a few weeks. He shared his remarkable talent with us at Camp WOW and we're still humming along to Kase Houston's rendition of "12 Dozen Roses". Show him a little support and watch out, he's only getting started!

A special thanks to Megan & Jordan Stivers for making this happen!

10/12/2026

Dr. Stephanie Husen never met Liberty Wright. But today, Stephanie’s life is helping shape Liberty’s future, and the lives of patients she will one day care for.

After Stephanie was killed while caring for patients at Saint Francis in 2022, those who knew and loved her were determined that her story would continue to make a difference.

Her longtime friend Dr. Mark Paden and his wife, Shayna, established the Dr. Stephanie Husen Scholarship at Stillwater Medical. Stephanie’s parents, Greg and Joyce Husen, along with many others, have joined them in carrying her legacy forward.

Now, that generosity has reached its first recipient.

Liberty Wright has spent 10 years caring for patients in The Rehab Center at Stillwater Medical. Today, she is pursuing her Master of Occupational Therapy, inspired in part by watching her own father fight to hold onto the things that made his life meaningful during a four-year battle with cancer.

Two women. Two different journeys in healthcare. One remarkable connection created through generosity.

This is a story about much more than a scholarship. It is about what happens when a life of caring continues to create more caring long after someone is gone.

Read the full story and be inspired:
https://smc-foundation.org/a-legacy-of-caring/

10/10/2026

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