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One family is advocating for patient rights at the state capitol to honor the life of their loved one and create change through the legislative process.
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Residents of Clinton, Oklahoma, are getting a taste of life without a hospital. Clinton Regional Hospital serviced a town of 8,612 people until the private company managing it pulled out on Dec. 31, citing a lack of profitability. Five urgent care clinics in Clinton and Weatherford closed with it.
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Armed with a rifle and handgun, a man killed two doctors, an office manager and a patient’s husband at a Tulsa hospital last week. The attack has re-ignited a conversation about firearms in Oklahoma.
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Misinformation about the coronavirus and the vaccines to fight it has evolved throughout the pandemic. Oklahoma doctors and health officials are responding to the latest myths.
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As thousands of Oklahomans battled COVID-19 in ICUs earlier this year, hospitals’ demand for liquid oxygen skyrocketed.
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Four of the state's major hospital systems pledged to share their own ICU capacity data.
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In a weekly briefing to other state agencies, Oklahoma State Department of Health designates state hospital system "unstable"
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Oklahoma’s coronavirus hospitalizations have again surpassed 600 daily. The state's medical community is again sounding concern for hospital capacity.
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The Muscogee Nation will be purchasing the recently closed Cancer Treatment Centers of America facility located in South Tulsa. The Muscogee Nation…
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For the past several days, Oklahoma’s coronavirus hospitalizations have surpassed 1,000, and its statewide ICU capacity has dropped below 10 percent.…