Exceptional Community Hospital - Ardmore, 1641 Woerz Way, Ardmore, OK (2026)

03/17/2026

Emergencies don’t wait for the right time.
And neither do we.

At Exceptional Community Hospital in Ardmore, our team is here for you day or night with compassionate, dependable care when you need it most.

✔ Emergency Care Open 24/7
✔ Imaging, Lab, Inpatient & Pharmacy Services
✔ Right here in your community

When it matters most, you have a choice.
Exceptional Community Hospital
Open 24/7 in Ardmore.

03/16/2026

We’re excited to welcome Dr. Trenton Mefford, DO to Exceptional Community Hospital in Ardmore.

Dr. Mefford is a family medicine physician who graduated from the Oklahoma State University Center for Health Sciences College of Osteopathic Medicine. During his training, he developed a passion for both emergency medicine and family care, bringing a well-rounded approach to treating patients of all ages.

With experience practicing in both Oklahoma and Texas, Dr. Mefford is known for his compassionate bedside manner and dedication to patient-centered care. He takes pride in making patients feel comfortable, heard, and well cared for.

Outside of the hospital, Dr. Mefford enjoys spending time with his wife and daughters, showing cattle, and working on their ranch.
He’s already enjoying being part of the Ardmore community and working alongside a team that is committed to exceptional care.

Please join us in welcoming Dr. Mefford to Ardmore.

Exceptional Community Hospital
Open 24/7 for our community

03/13/2026

At Exceptional Community Hospital, we strive to provide compassionate, patient-focused care to every person who walks through our doors.

Hearing feedback like this reminds our team why we’re proud to serve the Ardmore community every single day.

Thank you for trusting us with your care. ❤️

03/10/2026

Warmer weather means more time outdoors across southern Oklahoma. Hiking, fishing, yard work, and lake trips are all part of enjoying spring.
It is also the time of year when snake encounters become more common.

In this Exceptional Health Brief, Gage Kennedy, RN at Exceptional Community Hospital, talks about what to do if someone is bitten by a snake, how to reduce your risk when spending time outside, and why it is important to seek emergency care right away if a bite occurs.

Knowing how to respond quickly can make a big difference.

If you or someone with you is bitten by a snake, do not delay getting medical attention.

Exceptional Community Hospital is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and our Emergency Room is always ready when emergencies happen.

Stay aware, stay safe, and enjoy the outdoors this spring.

03/09/2026

When something doesn’t feel right, having a team you trust makes all the difference.

At Exceptional Community Hospital, our focus is simple. Listen carefully. Respond quickly. Treat every patient with compassion and respect.

We are proud to serve the Ardmore community and surrounding areas with emergency care that puts patients first.

Exceptional Community Hospital is open 24/7 when you need us most.

03/05/2026

🩸 Ardmore, we need your help.

Blood donations save lives every day, and our community has a chance to make a real difference.

📅 Tuesday, April 14
⏰ 8:00 a.m. – 10:30 a.m.
📍 Bloodmobile at Exceptional Community Hospital Ardmore

As a thank you, donors will receive a “Get Your Sticks on Route 66” T-shirt while supplies last.
Take a moment to mark your calendar and consider stopping by.

👉 Tag someone who should donate with you or share this post to help spread the word.

03/03/2026

Spring weather is finally here, and that means more time outside.

Yard projects. Bike rides. Trampoline jumps. Travel plans. Sports practices starting back up.
With the warmer weather, we also tend to see an increase in injuries this time of year.

In this Exceptional Health Brief, Shelby Kropp, Chief Nursing Officer at Exceptional Community Hospital, talks about the types of springtime injuries we commonly treat in the Emergency Room and the warning signs that should never be ignored, especially when it comes to head injuries, severe bleeding, or broken bones.

Accidents can happen quickly. Knowing when to seek emergency care can make all the difference.
If something feels more serious than a simple bump or bruise, trust your instincts.

Exceptional Community Hospital is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Our Emergency Room is ready when your family needs us most.

Stay safe and enjoy the season.

03/02/2026

🌪️ Spring Severe Weather is Back in Oklahoma 🌦️

Spring weather can change quickly here in Oklahoma. Forecasters are already watching conditions later this week that could bring strong storms, hail, damaging winds, and possible tornado activity. As we move deeper into storm season, now is the time to prepare.

That is why we created a FREE, printable Spring Storm Safety Checklist to help you and your family stay ready. It includes reminders about medications, emergency supplies, sturdy footwear, oxygen equipment, and having a battery-powered weather radio.

📥 Download it. Print it.
📌 Keep it on your fridge during storm season.
📤 Share this post so others can prepare too.

Preparedness matters in Oklahoma. A few simple steps can make a big difference when minutes count.

If you or your family experience an injury during severe weather, Exceptional Community Hospital Ardmore is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to care for you.

Stay safe. Stay ready. And look out for one another.

02/24/2026

There is nothing that makes your heart race faster than seeing your child with a fever.

Mandy Nunn, ER Manager at Exceptional Community Hospital, understands that fear. She has cared for countless families in our community and knows how quickly concern can set in when a child is not feeling well.

You check their forehead. You grab the thermometer. You start wondering. Is this normal? Or is this something more?

Most fevers are the body doing exactly what it is designed to do by fighting infection. But sometimes certain symptoms mean it is time to stop watching and start acting.

In this Exceptional Health Brief, Mandy walks through the warning signs every parent should know, especially for babies and young children, and explains which symptoms should never be ignored.
When it comes to your child, trust your instincts. You know when something does not feel right.

Exceptional Community Hospital is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and our Emergency Room is always here when your family needs us most.

02/23/2026

❤️ February may be coming to an end, but taking care of your heart shouldn’t.

Heart health isn’t just something to think about once a year. It’s in the everyday choices, staying active, eating well, managing stress, and paying attention when something doesn’t feel right. Chest discomfort, shortness of breath, unusual fatigue… those are not things to ignore.

At Exceptional Community Hospital in Ardmore, your heart is in exceptional hands. We’re open 24/7 with a team that’s ready to respond quickly and compassionately when you need us most. Whether it’s peace of mind or immediate emergency care, you don’t have to leave town to get the attention you deserve.

Your health matters here. And we’re always ready when you need us.

02/19/2026

We’re honored to be in the finals for Best Hospital in this year’s Best of the Best!

If you’d like to vote for us, here’s how to find us:

Go to People & Places, then click Hospital, and select Exceptional Community Hospital.

You can vote once every single day, and those daily votes truly make a difference in a close race like this.

We’re so grateful for the support from this community and for the trust you place in our team. ❤️

Link is in the comments, thank you for voting and for sharing!

02/18/2026

Exceptional Health Brief: Norovirus & Stomach Illness

Stomach bugs can spread quickly in schools, households, and workplaces, and one of the most common causes is norovirus.

In this Exceptional Health Brief, Jennifer McCourt, Med-Surg Manager at Exceptional Community Hospital, explains how norovirus spreads, what symptoms to watch for, and when dehydration can become serious, especially for young children and older adults.

Symptoms often begin suddenly and may include nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, stomach cramps, and sometimes fever or body aches. While most people improve within one to three days, warning signs such as dizziness, dry mouth, low urine output, or difficulty keeping fluids down should not be ignored.

Jennifer also shares important prevention tips, including proper handwashing with soap and water, disinfecting high-touch surfaces, and staying home for at least 48 hours after symptoms stop.

If symptoms become severe or dehydration is a concern, our hospital team is here to provide the monitoring and care you or your loved one may need.

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