The Clinic, Seminole State College partner on student health

Josh Hutton

The Clinic has partnered with Seminole State College to provide comprehensive health care for its students.

Beginning with the Spring 2026 semester, SSC students may visit The Clinic at 2249 Boren Boulevard, which is located under the same roof as The Pharmacy and only blocks away from the campus. There are approximately 1,500 students enrolled at the school.

“We are grateful for this new partnership with The Clinic and what it will mean for our campus community,” said SSC President Lana Reynolds. “By making affordable preventive and primary care easier to access, we are removing barriers and investing in the overall success of our students and the faculty and staff who serve them.”

Pictured, from left, are Bill Knowles, Vice President for Academic and Student Affairs at SSC; Lana Reynolds, SSC President; Melanie Rinehart, Vice President of Finance, Grants and Enrollment at SSC; Dr. Jenna Geohagan of The Clinic; Anne Nicole Flinn, Vice President of Marketing and Community Relations at The Clinic; Charlie Vest, Executive Vice President of Finance and Operation at The Clinic; and LaDawna Fry, Executive Director of Patient Experience at The Clinic.
The Clinic and Seminole State College have reached an agreement to provide health care for students beginning in January 2026. Pictured, from left, are Bill Knowles, Vice President for Academic and Student Affairs at SSC; Lana Reynolds, SSC President; Melanie Rinehart, Vice President of Finance, Grants and Enrollment at SSC; Dr. Jenna Geohagan of The Clinic; Anne Nicole Flinn, Vice President of Marketing and Community Relations at The Clinic; Charlie Vest, Executive Vice President of Finance and Operation at The Clinic; and LaDawna Fry, Executive Director of Patient Experience at The Clinic.

While this partnership represents a first for Seminole State College, this marks the second foray into campus care for The Clinic. In January 2025, The Clinic established its first such partnership with East Central University in Ada. Both institutions of higher learning are located inside the geographical boundaries of The Clinic’s service area.

“It is a privilege to care for the community of Seminole and we are excited to extend that care to the students of Seminole State College,” said Brenda Ware, CEO of The Clinic. “We’ve learned from our pilot partnership with ECU and that will only help serve the students at Seminole State. Like at ECU, many of their students are away from home. It is our aim to provide those students with the best care possible, the kind of care they deserve and would receive at home.”

To learn more about The Clinic, please visit www.cofmc.com. To learn more about Seminole State College, please visit www.sscok.edu.