Valir Health has snapped up the three-story medical office at 1226 N. Shartel Ave in Midtown Oklahoma City in an owner-user deal that closed for $3.6 million. The fully built-out, 12,840-square-foot medical building is now folded into Valir's senior-care operations. The purchase nudges the company a few blocks north of its corporate presence on NW 6th Street and opens up more room for its PACE services, as reported by Oklahoma County.
County Records Nail Down Price And Timing
Deed records recorded by the Oklahoma County Assessor show the property transferred for $3.6 million on Feb. 17, 2026, according to Oklahoma County records. The assessor's sales ledger also lists a prior 2023 transaction at the same address, underscoring the building's recent turnover.
Property Details And Zoning
Commercial listing materials describe the property as a three-story, 12,840-square-foot medical office built in 2012 and zoned DTD-1 (Downtown Transitional - Limited). The listing notes multiple fully built-out medical suites, roughly 30 parking spaces and an elevator, features that make the space essentially plug-and-play for health-care operations; see LoopNet for floor plans and photos.
Valir Will Use The Office To Grow PACE
Valir plans to use the Shartel office to support its Program of All‑Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE), an integrated model that bundles medical care, pharmacy, transportation, meals and social supports for qualifying older adults. The company operates PACE locations in Oklahoma City and Shawnee and has recently expanded into Virginia. The new office will serve as an additional administrative and clinic hub for those services, according to Valir Health.
Who Handled The Deal
Chase Anderson of Creek Commercial said Valir was represented in the transaction by buyer's broker Hannah Mazur. The Journal Record reported Anderson's comments and named Mazur, and Mazur is listed as an associate on CBRE's Oklahoma team in the firm's materials; see CBRE.
Where This Fits In Valir's Strategy
The Shartel purchase follows Valir's 2024 divestiture of its 50‑bed Valir Rehabilitation Hospital to Select Medical, a sale announced in a company statement that shifted Valir's asset mix toward ambulatory care. Select Medical has since been the subject of a take-private transaction valued at roughly $3.9 billion; see Select Medical and reporting in Becker's Hospital Review.
