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Bill focused on Medicaid coverage for school-based services pulled
News 9
Sen. Dusty Deevers, R-Elgin, has pulled Senate Bill 1017, a bill he originally introduced that focused on Medicaid coverage for school-based services in Oklahoma.
Breakdown of Oklahoma Senate Bill 1017
Cameron Joiner
Senate Bill 1017, introduced by Sen. Dusty Deevers, aims to expand Medicaid coverage for school-based services, but with specific limitations. The bill allows Medicaid to cover educationally necessary services required for students to receive a free and appropriate public education, such as specialized instruction, speech and occupational therapy, and behavioral support. However, it excludes medically necessary services and prohibits Medicaid from covering school-based healthcare.
Oklahoma parents express concern over Senate bill affecting care for special needs students
Christian Hans
A proposed bill from the Oklahoma State Senate would prohibit the Oklahoma Health Care Authority from covering medically necessary services, instead only covering "educationally necessary services" for students with special needs.
Medicaid in Oklahoma: What it is and who it covers
Anna Denison
Here is everything you need to know about Medicaid in Oklahoma.
Oklahoma Health Care Authority Expanding Options For People Exiting Prison System
Jordan Fremstad
Oklahoma is one of six states selected as part of the Medicaid and Corrections Policy Academy, and the Oklahoma Healthcare Authority is now partnering with other state departments to improve life for people leaving incarceration.
Oklahoma Health Care Authority Celebrates One Year Of Increased Access To Naloxone
News 9
The Oklahoma Health Care Authority is celebrating a year since its members could start accessing Naloxone, known by the brand name Narcan, without a prescription.
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Gov. Stitt Appoints Ellen Buettner As Chief Health And Mental Health Advisor
News 9
Governor Kevin Stitt announced that Ellen Buettner will serve as his chief health and mental health advisor, in addition to her role as CEO of the Oklahoma Health Care Authority. Buettner, appointed as CEO in 2023, leads the agency administering Oklahoma's Medicaid program, serving over 1 million residents, according to a press release.
Gov. Stitt Appoints Ellen Buettner As Chief Health And Mental Health Advisor
News 9
Governor Kevin Stitt announced that Ellen Buettner will serve as his chief health and mental health advisor, in addition to her role as CEO of the Oklahoma Health Care Authority. Buettner, appointed as CEO in 2023, leads the agency administering Oklahoma's Medicaid program, serving over 1 million residents, according to a press release.
OHCA Says Data Shows Promise Amid SoonerSelect Transition
Cameron Joiner
At the beginning of April the OHCA transitioned Medicaid members to SoonerSelect, where members had a choice of three health plans from private insurance companies. Now the OHCA says members are already reaping the benefits.
OHCA Says Data Shows Promise Amid SoonerSelect Transition
Cameron Joiner
At the beginning of April the OHCA transitioned Medicaid members to SoonerSelect, where members had a choice of three health plans from private insurance companies. Now the OHCA says members are already reaping the benefits.
How Will Lawmakers Spend $13 Million State Budget? Here's What We Know
News On 6
News On 6 is getting the first look at where lawmakers are spending the state's $13 billion budget. There are still some moving pieces in the budget, as lawmakers work to finalize the numbers. But leaders in both chambers have rolled out the highlights of the budget.
How Will Lawmakers Spend $13 Million State Budget? Here's What We Know
News On 6
News On 6 is getting the first look at where lawmakers are spending the state's $13 billion budget. There are still some moving pieces in the budget, as lawmakers work to finalize the numbers. But leaders in both chambers have rolled out the highlights of the budget.
How Will Lawmakers Spend $13 Billion State Budget? Here's What We Know
News 9
News 9 is getting the first look at where lawmakers are spending the state's $13 billion budget. There are still some moving pieces in the budget, as lawmakers work to finalize the numbers. But leaders in both chambers have rolled out the highlights of the budget.
How Will Lawmakers Spend $13 Billion State Budget? Here's What We Know
News 9
News 9 is getting the first look at where lawmakers are spending the state's $13 billion budget. There are still some moving pieces in the budget, as lawmakers work to finalize the numbers. But leaders in both chambers have rolled out the highlights of the budget.
OU Health Expert Explains New State Health Care Service
News 9
OU Health's Dr. Rachel Franklin is explaining more about SoonerSelect, which will replace SoonerCare beginning in April.
OU Health Expert Explains New State Health Care Service
News 9
OU Health's Dr. Rachel Franklin is explaining more about SoonerSelect, which will replace SoonerCare beginning in April.
Special Enrollment Period Open For Oklahomans Losing Medicaid Coverage
News On 6
State officials say at least 194,000 people have lost their healthcare coverage this year. That's due to the expiration of pandemic-era provisions for Medicaid- known in Oklahoma as "Soonercare."
Special Enrollment Period Open For Oklahomans Losing Medicaid Coverage
News On 6
State officials say at least 194,000 people have lost their healthcare coverage this year. That's due to the expiration of pandemic-era provisions for Medicaid- known in Oklahoma as "Soonercare."
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270,000 Oklahomans Losing Medicaid Coverage
Matt McCabe
Oklahoma is currently unenrolling more than 270,000 people from its state Medicaid program.
270,000 Oklahomans Losing Medicaid Coverage
Matt McCabe
Oklahoma is currently unenrolling more than 270,000 people from its state Medicaid program.
Oklahoma Senate Votes To Override Governor Stitt's Veto Of Senate Bill 1130
News On 6
The Oklahoma Senate voted 45 to two to override Governor Kevin Stitt's veto of Senate Bill 1130.
Oklahoma Senate Votes To Override Governor Stitt's Veto Of Senate Bill 1130
News On 6
The Oklahoma Senate voted 45 to two to override Governor Kevin Stitt's veto of Senate Bill 1130.
SoonerCare Postpartum Coverage Extends From 60 Days To 12 Months
Jordan Tidwell
New mothers under SoonerCare will get a full year of postpartum coverage instead of the current 60 days. The income threshold for women who can receive these benefits was also raised.
SoonerCare Postpartum Coverage Extends From 60 Days To 12 Months
Jordan Tidwell
New mothers under SoonerCare will get a full year of postpartum coverage instead of the current 60 days. The income threshold for women who can receive these benefits was also raised.
300,000 To Lose SoonerCare Coverage, Eligibility Redetermination Begins In March
News 9
Approximately 300,000 Oklahomans will lose their SoonerCare coverage soon after expanded coverage due to the COVID-19 pandemic ends.
300,000 To Lose SoonerCare Coverage, Eligibility Redetermination Begins In March
News 9
Approximately 300,000 Oklahomans will lose their SoonerCare coverage soon after expanded coverage due to the COVID-19 pandemic ends.
Jenks Mother Worries About Funding For Disabled Son's In-Home Care
Kristen Weaver
A Jenks mother doesn't know what she's going to do to care for her disabled son after learning funding for in-home nursing may be taken away.
Jenks Mother Worries About Funding For Disabled Son's In-Home Care
Kristen Weaver
A Jenks mother doesn't know what she's going to do to care for her disabled son after learning funding for in-home nursing may be taken away.
Gov. Stitt And State Health Officials Celebrate New Health Care Model
News 9
The Oklahoma Health Care Authority is transitioning into a new health care model. On Thursday morning, the governor held a press conference to talk about it.
Gov. Stitt And State Health Officials Celebrate New Health Care Model
News 9
The Oklahoma Health Care Authority is transitioning into a new health care model. On Thursday morning, the governor held a press conference to talk about it.
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Severe weather threats loom this weekend with thunderstorms, hail, and tornado risk in Oklahoma
News On 6
A weekend storm system brings the potential for severe weather, including large hail, damaging winds, and a tornado risk, mainly late Saturday night into early Sunday across northern Oklahoma and southern Kansas.
Severe weather threats loom this weekend with thunderstorms, hail, and tornado risk in Oklahoma
News On 6
A weekend storm system brings the potential for severe weather, including large hail, damaging winds, and a tornado risk, mainly late Saturday night into early Sunday across northern Oklahoma and southern Kansas.
Sooners sputter in the second half, fall to UCONN in the Sweet 16
Chris Williams
The UCONN Huskies use a second half surge to knock Oklahoma out of the Sweet 16.
Sooners sputter in the second half, fall to UCONN in the Sweet 16
Chris Williams
The UCONN Huskies use a second half surge to knock Oklahoma out of the Sweet 16.
Sapulpa Police searching for man who broke into motel
Graham Dowers
Sapulpa Police say they are looking for a man who allegedly broke into a motel and stole his ex-girlfriend’s phone.
Sapulpa Police searching for man who broke into motel
Graham Dowers
Sapulpa Police say they are looking for a man who allegedly broke into a motel and stole his ex-girlfriend’s phone.
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Severe weather threats loom this weekend with thunderstorms, hail, and tornado risk in Oklahoma
News On 6
A weekend storm system brings the potential for severe weather, including large hail, damaging winds, and a tornado risk, mainly late Saturday night into early Sunday across northern Oklahoma and southern Kansas.
Sooners sputter in the second half, fall to UCONN in the Sweet 16
Chris Williams
The UCONN Huskies use a second half surge to knock Oklahoma out of the Sweet 16.
Sapulpa Police searching for man who broke into motel
Graham Dowers
Sapulpa Police say they are looking for a man who allegedly broke into a motel and stole his ex-girlfriend’s phone.
3 things to know about Keep Catoosa Beautiful's tree planting
Eden Jones
If you drive along Route 66 in Catoosa, you may notice some new additions to Gazebo Park. A local nonprofit partnered with Up with Trees to plant 5 new trees there.
Honoring David Boren: Community to gather for memorial service
Anna Denison
Oklahoma community gathers to remember David Boren, former Governor and University of Oklahoma President. A public memorial service will be on Saturday at Saint Luke's Methodist Church.
Oklahoma Forestry Director's firing sparks negative reactions among firefighters and state officials
Graham Dowers
Oklahoma Forestry Service Director Mark Goeller’s recent firing has ignited widespread debate and mixed reactions from firefighters, state officials, and citizens.
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