Norman Regional Health System

We are dedicated to helping you through every step of your cancer experience, not just medically, but mentally, emotionally and physically.

*Due to COVID-19, some in-person cancer care resources may be unavailable at this time.*

Cancer Resource Center

The Cancer Resource Center is open from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday – Wednesday. It is located near the northeast entry of Norman Regional Hospital, 901 N. Porter Ave.

The Cancer Resource Center offers items to patients undergoing active treatment. We offer wigs, personal health management material and educational literature sponsored by the American Cancer Society, breast prostheses and bras sponsored by the Norman Regional Foundation, blankets, pillows, hats, turbans, shawls, and handmade gifts donated through the Norman Regional Auxiliary made specifically for our cancer patients. Patients will have access to our patient navigator and tour personal health managers.

Call 405-307-4021 for more information.

Look Good Feel Better

Look Good Feel Better is a free national program provided by the American Cancer Society and led by licensed beauty professionals that teach female cancer patients beauty tips to look better and feel good about how they look during chemotherapy and radiation treatments. Each woman receives a free makeup kit containing name brand beauty products to use during and after the workshop. Refreshments are served. Look Good Feel Better meets on scheduled days throughout the year. Registration is required for attendance.

Call 405-307-4022 for more information, to find out the next scheduled date, or to register.

Cancer Support Group

The Cancer Support Group meets from 7-8:30 p.m. on the third Tuesday of every month at the Norman Regional Porter Campus, 901 N. Porter Ave. (Except for July and August.) The group is open to the public and is for the patient, family and friends whose lives are affected by cancer.

This support group provides an opportunity to discuss the challenges and uncertainties you are facing with other people who are learning to cope with similar circumstances. Refreshments are served.

Call 405-307-1023 for questions. Email cancersupport@nrh-ok.com or ldmaloney.60@gmail.com to join the group email.

The Health Club

The Health Club offers discounted memberships for cancer survivors. Call 405-329-5050 for more information

Free Line Dancing Exercise

Free line dancing exercise classes are offered from 7-8 p.m. every Tuesday and from 10-11 a.m. every Thursday at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church gym, located at 211 N. Porter Ave. Call 405-321-8080 for more information.

Beginners Yoga Classes

Beginners yoga classes are offered free of charge to all cancer survivors at 5:30 p.m. every Monday in Norman Regional Hospital’s Education Center, 901 N. Porter Ave. Yoga mats are provided, just wear comfortable clothing. Call 405-307-2620 to register.

Tenaciously Teal

Tenaciously Teal currently operates out of cancer treatment centers within the state of Oklahoma and works with hospital staff to provide Cancer Care Packs each month along with gas and meal cards to those needing additional assistance. Tenaciously Teal strives to deliver hope to each patient it touches; showing them they are not alone in this battle and there are people who care about their individual fight.

Tenaciously Teal also offers Brave Shave Parties to women faced with cancer treatment-related hair loss. Brave Shave Parties invite women to tackle hair loss on their own terms, while surrounded by family and friends. The salon time, hairstylist and hors-d’oeuvres are provided free of charge.

Tenaciously Teal also offers Empowerment Shoots. At each shoot, women are treated to professional makeup, styling, and photography, which are all provided at no cost to the cancer fighter. An Empowerment Shoot can be requested at any stage of treatment – at the beginning to empower the fighter or at the end to celebrate the journey.

Visit www.tteal.org to learn more about Tenaciously Teal’s services, request a service, or donate to the cause.

These programs are supported by the generous donors of the Norman Regional Health Foundation.