A new nonprofit initiative, Oklahomans Partner for Health, is stepping into the political and public policy arena with a mission to lift Oklahoma out of the basement in national health rankings.
Newsweek, one of the nation's top magazines, ranked six Oklahoma hospitals among the best in the nation.
The Cherokee Nation cut the ribbon on a new, multimillion dollar state-of-the-art Head Start facility that will work to provide children the education and care they will need to thrive.
A pair of Oklahoma legislators led an interim study at the State Capitol recently, diving deep into healthcare challenges impacting rural Oklahomans.
Ground was recently broken on a new health and wellness development that will be built along the medical corridor in north Oklahoma City.
The State Chamber hit the road on Thursday to present ChamberCare to members of the Altus Chamber of Commerce, informing small business owners about the advantages of signing up for the new self-funded health care option.
The State Chamber of Oklahoma has launched ChamberCare, a self-funded healthcare option for small businesses throughout Oklahoma.
Construction is underway on a new critical access hospital in Southwest Oklahoma, giving the community of Frederick a new health care center several years after the closure of its sole hospital.
INTEGRIS Health employees who have a desire to learn the culinary arts now have the opportunity to pursue new full-tuition scholarships for culinary training at Francis Tuttle Technology Center.
Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond joined a coalition of state attorneys general calling on legislators to pass legislation requiring a U.S. attorney general warning on all algorithm-driven social media platforms.
