A Legacy of Hope – God’s Hand in the Spiritual Journey to Transform Bethany Children’s Health Center

Dr. Rhea brings back Executive Chairman of the Board of Directors at Bethany Children’s Health Center, Albert Gray, to share more on the history of the health center, how its focus and mission have been transformed over the years, and the exciting new expansion project into outpatient services they’re calling “Landmark of Hope”. You can read more about Carol and Albert Gray’s powerful testimony that reveals a journey of faith, miracles, and unwavering hope for every child in their new book, A Legacy of Hope.A native of Lookeba, Oklahoma, Albert Gray currently serves as Executive Chairman of the Board of Directors at Bethany Children’s Health Center. Prior to this role, he served as the Chief Executive Officer for forty-two years. Hired originally to close the Center due to its poor financial performance, Gray instead turned the organization around, leading it to become one of Oklahoma's foremost healthcare providers for children with complex care needs. Albert says, “I love Bethany Children’s and expect the best because the children deserve the best. Albert’s sister, Carol, has also played a major role in the transformation of the health center. The siblings have transitioned from decades-long leadership roles as CEO and COO, respectively, but continue to shape the vision and values of the health center.About Bethany Children’s Health CenterBethany Children’s Health Center is an innovative leader in the field of pediatric rehabilitation and 24-hour complex care. The private, non-profit hospital, accredited by the Accreditation Commission for Health Care (ACHC), offers inpatient complex care and outpatient rehabilitation services for children and is the only inpatient pediatric rehabilitation facility in Oklahoma. The hospital is also accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF). The multidisciplinary team works with patients and their families to maximize every child’s potential, and ensure the family has the training and resources needed for a smooth transition from hospital to home. Bethany Children’s provides a range of community support services for families nationwide, including the annual Cerebral Palsy Conference and adaptive recreation and sports experiences, and is currently campaigning for the next phase of outpatient services with the Landmark of Hope expansion project.