Our History

We received our first mobile medical truck, “Little Sam,” in 1999, as a gift from philanthropist Foster Friess, and we added two new clinic sites. In 2007, we added a second medical truck, a fully equipped, 63-foot tractor-trailer, which we named “Big Sam,” and expanded to 11 clinic sites. In 2009, we added monthly Women’s Health Clinics to address gender-specific care. We began our partnership with the Tulsa Dream Center in 2012, expanding our total number of monthly clinics to 50. We received a donation of our third medical truck in 2015. We raised money through a capital campaign to renovate this truck, which we named “Middle Sam.” All three trucks are still in use today.

From the very beginning, we have partnered with local churches, which provide facilities as well as the many volunteers needed for the operation of the medical clinics. Most importantly, they offer the ministry of prayer and transformation aspects of our ministry. God is invited to be a part of each patient encounter at Good Samaritan Health Services. His love and healing touch is transforming lives every day at each medical clinic.

We currently have 13 clinic locations across Tulsa and surrounding communities, including Glenpool, and Sand Springs providing consistent quality life-saving healthcare. Our patients rely on our clinics as their primary source of healthcare, and many patients are prevented from the need to turn to the Emergency Room for care based on our “Out of ER” patient health criteria.

Our Calling is Caring. We’d like for you to be part of our mission to help transform the lives of the patients we serve.