Epilepsy Foundation Oklahoma

24/7 Epilepsy & Seizure Help Line

1-800-332-1000
en Espanol: 1-866-748-8008

Our Mission

The Epilepsy Foundation of Oklahoma leads the fight to overcome the challenges of living with epilepsy and to accelerate therapies to stop seizures, find cures, and save lives.

In April 2016, the Epilepsy Association of Oklahoma merged with the Epilepsy Foundation creating the Epilepsy Foundation Oklahoma, a chapter of the national Epilepsy Foundation.

Dollars in Oklahoma

If you would like to support our programs here in Oklahoma, you can mail a check to:

Epilepsy Foundation Oklahoma
2915 N. Classen Blvd, Ste 040
Oklahoma City, OK 73106

We could not provide these programs without your support:

Emergency Seizure Medication Assistance & Discount Drug Cards
CDC Program - School Personnel/Nurses, CLEET Certified Law Enforcement, EMS, Senior Caregivers, etc.
Health Fairs to Educate
Epilepsy Literature
Support Groups Across Oklahoma
Website with Resources & Social Media
Monthly Newsletter
Community Action Network Program/Kids Crew
Research

Epilepsy Foundation Oklahoma has provided CDC Seizure Training in the last year to

School Personnel and Nurses trained: over 1,500
Law Enforcement trained: over 300
EMS trained: over 100
Senior Caregivers trained: over 350

Seizure Helmets sponsored by CENTURY

Children, schools and adults: over 275

Medication assistance provided

$12,000 dollars paid for seizure medication
Provided over 6,000 discount prescription cards

AmTrykes

EFOK has given 3 AmTrykes to children

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#AimForZero: Striving Toward a Future Free from Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy

The Epilepsy Foundation's SUDEP Institute wants to motivate people with epilepsy to strive for their best possible seizure control to reduce their risks, speak with their health care team about SUDEP, and use our new dedicated #AimForZero hashtag to drive discussions.

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