Cedar Ridge Behavioral Hospital Opens In Oklahoma City

The 68,593-square-foot facility houses 90 beds, including 30 for adolescent patients.
Published: September 8, 2026

Universal Health Services (UHS; King of Prussia, Pa.) held a ribbon-cutting ceremony to mark the opening of Cedar Ridge Behavioral Hospital in Oklahoma City, according to a news release.

The single-story, 68,593-square-foot facility houses 90 beds, including 30 for adolescent patients. Amenities include a half-court gym, activity spaces, and a kitchen and dining area.

Stengel Hill Architecture (Lexington, Ky.) is the architect on the project, with Robins & Morton (Birmingham, Ala.) serving as general contractor.

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