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More than 100K Oklahomans sign up under Medicaid expansion

More than 100K Oklahomans sign up under Medicaid expansion
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More than 100K Oklahomans sign up under Medicaid expansion

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) More than 100,000 Oklahomans have qualified for Medicaid since.

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Help is on way for people with psychosis

Getty Images Psychosis is a transient state where an individual has a hard time distinguishing reality. Most people with a serious mental illness like.

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Capitol Insider: Supreme Court Shoots Down Managed Care Plan

Governor Kevin Stitt wanted to use a managed care approach to handle Oklahoma's Medicaid program, SoonerCare, with expansion of Medicaid mandated by a vote

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Plans to outsource Medicaid program axed by Oklahoma high court

OKLAHOMA CITY — The governor’s push to outsource the state’s Medicaid program hit another roadblock this week after the state’s highest court ruled that the Oklahoma Health Care Authority pressed

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