COALITION
Cross-sector leaders — united for Oklahoma
OPFH brings together leaders from health care, business, insurance, tribal government, education, public policy and civic life. Members may approach individual issues from different perspectives, but they share a commitment to measurable improvement in Oklahoma’s health outcomes.
Cross-sector by design. Statewide by intent. Independent by necessity.
Founding board and leadership
Greg Treat
OPFH Founding President of the Board
Former Oklahoma Senate President Pro Tempore
Coalition members
Leadership partners
strategic partners
partners
Research and advisory network
OPFH draws on universities, public-health professionals, subject-matter experts and state and local leaders for research, analysis and implementation guidance. Advisory participation is issue-specific and does not transfer control of the coalition’s agenda.
The network may include academic researchers, public-health departments, clinicians, economists, educators, employers and community leaders selected for the policy question under review.
Alliance partners
Local Government
Mayors, county officials and local leaders engaged in community-level policy and implementation.
Tribal Nations
Sovereign Tribal Nations and Tribal health authorities contributing expertise, leadership and community partnerships.
Universities and Research
Academic institutions and subject-matter experts providing evidence, analysis and evaluation.
Chambers of Commerce
State and local chambers connecting health improvement to workforce and economic competitiveness.
Business Leaders
Employers contributing strategy, communications reach and practical insight into workforce health.
Health and Community Organizations
Organizations supporting prevention, access, education and implementation across Oklahoma.
Independent governance
Independent by design. Cross-sector by necessity. Accountable to measurable results.
OPFH establishes its own agenda and operates independently of any single health system, trade association, industry or political party. Its structure allows members to collaborate around statewide outcomes without subordinating the coalition to another organization’s priorities.
“The corporation shall act on its own accord, distinct from and not in coordination with the Oklahoma Hospital Association or any other affiliated healthcare-focused lobbying entity.”
Bylaws Article I.3 of Oklahomans Partnering for Health, Inc., January 3, 2025.
How to get involved
Coalition partnerships begin with a direct conversation about mission alignment, the organization’s potential contribution and opportunities for collaboration. Organizations may support OPFH through membership, policy expertise, research, communications or community engagement.