Clinic services at our North Regional Health and Wellness Center will be unavailable December 22-24, 2025. The nearest location open for these services during that time is our 3rd & Utica Clinic at our Central Regional Health Center. All THD locations are closed Dec 25-26.

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Healthy Living Program

The TSET Healthy Living Program serving Tulsa County is a community-based grant that strives to prevent and reduce tobacco use and obesity across Tulsa County.

About Us

The Tulsa Health Department is one of 50 recipients of the five-year grant, and together the grantees serve 63 counties in Oklahoma. Work is targeted to places where it can make the most impact on our health:

Businesses
Cities and Governments
Schools
Community organizations and institutions (including faith-based, non-profit, senior centers, child care facilities, food banks and markets)

Funding is provided from the Oklahoma Tobacco Settlement Endowment Trust.

Our Work

The Healthy Living Program works to change policy, social norms and environments to make communities healthier. Our goal is to mobilize the community to create and sustain opportunities which make the healthy choice the easy choice. This includes building upon existing resources and successes to address tobacco use, physical activity and nutrition using an integrated approach and collaborative partnerships in each sector.

Examples of Our Work

Assisting cities and businesses with creating a workplace that is tobacco-free and encourages healthy food and physical activity options
Helping local grocery stores and small retailers improve the nutritional value of foods offered
Working with cities to create greater public access to farmer’s markets and development of community gardens
Assisting school and community organizations in creating “shared use” agreements to allow public access to facilities such as gyms and playgrounds to promote physical activity
Updating and strengthening tobacco-free and wellness policies

Advocacy and Partnerships

The Healthy Living Program staff provides support to community-based coalitions.

The Tulsa County Wellness Partnership is dedicated to changing policy and environments in Tulsa County to make healthy nutrition and fitness the easy choice in schools, workplaces and communities. TCWP advocates for policies and projects that promote healthy eating and active living.

The Tobacco Free Coalition for Tulsa County promotes smoke-free and vape-free environments, tobacco prevention and cessation through the Oklahoma Tobacco Helpline, 1-800-QUIT-NOW.