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View ArticleDental plan providers named for Medicaid program
The Oklahoma Health Care Authority has selected two dental contracted entities, also known as Dental Benefit Plans, to handle the dental component of the SoonerSelect program for certain SoonerCare...
View ArticleMany to lose insurance as public health emergency ends
Some 300,000 Oklahoma adults and children may lose access to health care coverage through the state’s SoonerCare program in the coming year.
View ArticleOklahoma wins expanded coverage for new moms
The Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services has approved access to expanded pregnancy and postpartum SoonerCare coverage for women in Oklahoma.
View ArticleOffice Visit: What’s going on – Medicaid redetermination
There are about 300,000 Oklahomans who remain on Medicaid but who likely do not qualify for coverage anymore.
View ArticleOffice Visit: Medicaid disenrollment
On April 30, approximately 30,000 Oklahomans per month were scheduled to lose Medicaid coverage, with that number remaining consistent (each month) through the end of the year.
View ArticleCompanies tapped for roles in SoonerSelect program administration
The Oklahoma Health Care Authority has identified three companies to play roles in administering its SoonerSelect medical plans for certain SoonerCare members as the state moves away from a...
View ArticleDelta Dental offers free resources
As Medicaid unwinding continues, Delta Dental of Oklahoma and its foundation are helping Oklahoma City residents have access to critical oral health care resources, regardless of their insurance status.
View ArticlePandemic protections ending for SoonerCare members
After a summer pause to expand outreach efforts to SoonerCare members, the Oklahoma Health Care Authority has resumed an unwinding process to pare an estimated 270,000 low-income Oklahomans who kept...
View ArticleOffice Visit: Better health is within our reach
Better health and the thriving economy that follows will require businesses, schools, public health officials, elected officials, and health care leaders to lock arms to create sound public policy and...
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