Tulsa Bone & Joint

The Tulsa Bone & Joint Physical Therapy and Urgent Care Facility is a new 8,900-square-foot medical building designed to deliver comprehensive orthopedic and rehabilitation services under one roof. The facility includes a large open physical therapy area, multiple exam and treatment rooms, and integrated x-ray capabilities.

The building utilizes a pre-engineered metal structure with exterior finishes of stone veneer, EIFS, and aluminum composite metal panels, combining durability with a clean, modern aesthetic. Within the x-ray suite, a freestanding steel support structure was engineered to accommodate customer-provided imaging equipment, ensuring precision and safety during installation and use.

Interior construction features extensive custom millwork and casework tailored to the client’s workflow and specialized medical equipment. The project also included storm sewer infrastructure and detention improvements serving three adjacent lots, enhancing site functionality and long-term performance.

Broken Bow Medical Clinic

The Broken Bow Family Medical Clinic project involved a 19,090-square-foot renovation and expansion of an existing healthcare facility, nearly tripling its original size. The scope included the addition of x-ray capabilities, upgraded site utilities, and new parking and paving improvements to support the clinic’s expanded services and patient volume.

Because the clinic remained operational throughout construction, a temporary modular facility was established on-site to maintain uninterrupted patient care.

The completed project delivers a modern, full-service medical environment built for efficiency, accessibility, and long-term community impact.

Oklahoma City County Health Department South Campus

Miller-Tippens constructed a new 25,250SF, two-story Wellness Center for the Oklahoma City County Health Department (OCCHD). The facility serves South Oklahoma City in offering a broad array of clinical services from a multitude of partners. The building features exam rooms, offices, conference spaces, training areas, lab rooms, as well as a fully-equipped kitchen, a complete gym and a large auditorium. High-end finishes are utilized throughout the facility, including decorative aluminum and glass handrail systems, linear plank ceiling panels, wood panel wall coverings, and suspended acoustical “cloud” ceilings.

SSM Health St. Anthony

Shawnee Ambulatory Care Facility

Norman Pediatric Associates

The Medical Park West facility is a new, ground up medical office facility for Norman Pediatric Associates. The new facility includes exam rooms, laboratories, a large waiting area and various offices for the pediatric medical professionals. The building features a unique design, with several radius curtain walls systems, blue butt-glazing, wood-look Nichiha paneling, and a large glass rotunda at the entrance of the facility.

DaVita Dialysis (10+ Locations)

Miller-Tippens Construction has been the construction manager for multiple DaVita Dialysis locations throughout the state of Oklahoma. These buildings range from 6,000-9,000SF and include patient rooms, lab spaces, offices, and reception areas; ground-up, remodels, shells, and tenant finish-outs. 

Oklahoma: Lake Hefner Parkway, OKC,  Ardmore, Moore, Lawton, Midwest City, Sapulpa, Chickasha, Midwest City, Claremore, Bethany, Miami, Wagoner, Pauls Valley, Hillcrest, Tulsa, Harvard, Tulsa
Kansas: Derby, Kansas

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Pushmataha Family Medical Center

The 13,000 SF Pushmataha Family Medical Center is a LEED Gold Certified Building. The medical building contains exam rooms, laboratories, treatment rooms, a cafeteria and office spaces. The project required precise coordination and partnership with Miller- Tippens and our subcontractors due to its remote location. It also featured large amounts of earthwork and over 42,000 SF of paving and sidewalks.

Oklahoma City County Health Department

The new, 25,250 SF, two-story Wellness Center will comprise a new lobby with multiple reception areas and exam rooms, offices conference spaces, training areas, lab rooms, as well as a fully equipped kitchen and large auditorium. High-end finishes are utilized throughout the facility, including decorative aluminum and glass handrail systems, linear plank ceiling panels, wood panel wall coverings, and suspended acoustical “cloud” ceilings.

The exterior is a combination of stone and brick veneer, along with aluminum curtain walls featuring large panels of glass, stone pilasters, composite cement panels, and exposed steel covering two large second-floor balconies.

Decorative mechanical screens are to be installed to conceal rooftop mechanical equipment. Parking with 75 new spaces, access walkways, and landscaping with irrigation will also be included.