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Oklahomans 65 or older or with certain disabilities are among our most vulnerable populations in health care. Yet, these patients are facing an alarming trend as their Medicare Advantage plans are dropped by hospitals, and insurers struggle with the financial feasibility of keeping those patients in-network. These network disruptions have a major ripple effect on patients, providers and communities.
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The Oklahoma City Zoo and Botanical Garden has announced that Dr. Daniela Yuschenkoff is the third member of the Zoo’s veterinary medicine team to earn the prestigious title of Diplomate of the American College of Zoological Medicine (DACZM). There are only about 300 board-certified zoological medicine specialists in the world, and Oklahoma now has six.
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For five enlightening days, a group of spirited Chickasaw elders immersed themselves in rich cultural heritage and explored significant historic sites in Alabama, Mississippi and Tennessee that bear witness to their ancestors’ enduring legacy.
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Legendary blues guitarist Elvin Bishop was presented belatedly with the symbol of his election to the Will Rogers High School Hall of Fame, 12 years after his formal induction. The honor was bestowed at the end of his homecoming concert in Tulsa, produced by the nonprofit Will Rogers Stage Foundation, Sunday at the historic Will Rogers auditorium.
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Oklahoma’s game wardens will be entering their busiest time of the year shorthanded.
Read moreOver 700,000 robocalls are placed to someone in Oklahoma each year, a new study reveals.
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SSC Employees Attend Women in Higher Ed Conference
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