Health Care

Liberal groups seek to expand government health care, quash private insurance

Kaitlyn Finley
November 17, 2020
Health Care

As expansion approaches, structural Medicaid reform is needed

Due to the narrow passage of State Question 802 earlier this year, Oklahoma will expand its Medicaid program eligibility to certain able-bodied adults beginning next July.

Kaitlyn Finley
November 16, 2020
Health Care

Medicaid spending, enrollment escalated during shutdowns

Due to economic fallout from the coronavirus beginning in March, Medicaid enrollment spiked nationally by 4 million.

Kaitlyn Finley
November 11, 2020
Health Care

Officials: Plenty of hospital beds for COVID patients

Reports of limited hospital capacity for Oklahoma’s COVID-19 patients are largely a product of flawed measurement, not a true shortage of beds, state officials told lawmakers on Monday.

Ray Carter
November 9, 2020
Health Care

How much does Oklahoma’s Medicaid program cost taxpayers?

Kaitlyn Finley
October 28, 2020
Health Care

More than half of Oklahoma children on Medicaid

Kaitlyn Finley
October 23, 2020
Health Care, Good Government

Stitt rated a four-star governor on economy

Ray Carter
October 20, 2020

Myth vs. Fact: SQ 805 and domestic violence

Ryan Haynie
August 31, 2020

Four conservative principles behind criminal justice reform

Ryan Haynie
July 30, 2020

Require budget transparency in Oklahoma higher ed

David Randall, Ph.D.
August 14, 2020
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