Oklahoma PHIDDO Provider Disease Report

The Oklahoma State Department of Health names its secure, web-based Public Health Investigation and Disease Detection of Oklahoma system (PHIDDO) as the preferred method for reporting non-COVID-19 diseases and conditions. Clinicians use it when they diagnose or suspect a condition on the reportable list under Title 63 O.S. 1-503 and OAC 310:515. OSDH publishes no fillable clinician case report form to use instead.

Who completes it

The health care provider who diagnoses or suspects the condition, or the facility's infection preventionist, enters the whole case report online. There is no patient or employer section.

Submitting and payment

How to submit it
Enter the report in PHIDDO once user access is set up through OSDH's Infectious Disease Prevention and Response Service, or phone the Epidemiologist-on-Call, available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Immediately reportable conditions are phoned in on suspicion; most others are due within one business day, and chlamydia and gonorrhea within one month.

Good to know

  • OSDH describes two routes for providers: PHIDDO and a phone call to the Epidemiologist-on-Call. Neither the How to Report page nor the Disease Reporting Manual offers a paper case report form.
  • Practices whose EHR supports electronic case reporting (eCR) can send case reports automatically; new eCR implementations after January 1, 2026 must use eICR Release 3.1.1.
  • The 2026 Oklahoma Disease Reporting Manual covers STI, HIV and tuberculosis reporting as well, naming the Sexual Health and Harm Reduction Service and the TB Division.
  • Which conditions are reportable, and how fast, is set out in the Disease Reporting Manual and the Reportable Diseases/Conditions poster for health care providers.

Get the official form

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Public Health Investigation and Disease Detection of Oklahoma (PHIDDO) disease report

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Frequently asked questions

How do I get a PHIDDO account in Oklahoma?

OSDH asks health care providers who want to become PHIDDO users, or who want more information about the system, to contact its Infectious Disease Prevention and Response Service. Access is arranged by OSDH rather than through a public sign-up page, so set it up before the first report is due.

Can I report an Oklahoma reportable disease by phone?

Yes. The Epidemiologist-on-Call takes consultations and disease or outbreak reports 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Conditions that are immediately reportable should be phoned in as soon as they are suspected rather than entered in PHIDDO later.

Do Oklahoma COVID-19 results go into PHIDDO?

No. OSDH describes PHIDDO as the preferred route for non-COVID-19 conditions. Positive on-site COVID-19 RNA and antigen results go through the OSDH Laboratory Reporting System within one business day, and COVID-19 hospitalizations and deaths go through the separate OSDH COVID-19 Investigations system.