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Emergency Manager reports 180 encounters at Classen Urgent Care in January
Summary
Emergency Manager George Mauldin reported Classen Urgent Care recorded 180 total encounters in January 2025, including 8 drug screens and 15 Classen Family Medicine visits; he said there were zero COVID encounters and that he has discussed potential measles-vaccine availability with a regional contact.
George Mauldin, Cleveland County emergency manager, told the Employee Benefits Committee on March 6 that Classen Urgent Care logged 180 total encounters in January 2025. "180 Total Encounters - January 2025; 8 Drug Screens; 15 Classen Family Medicine; 0 Covid Encounters," he reported to the committee.
Mauldin said he had spoken with Hussein Torbati to determine whether there is interest in offering measles vaccinations at the facility, noting that reported cases have declined since an outbreak that previously affected 164 cases across nine states. The minutes record no formal action or directive related to vaccinations; the update was presented for information only.
The committee did not discuss or vote on any follow-up steps tied to the Classen update during the meeting. No public comments were recorded on this item.
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