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The source is the Qualified Health Plan Directory Pilot.
Oklahoma healthcare professionals can reference this pilot directory when seeking qualified health plan information.
The CMS page provides Oklahoma-specific Medicare provider and supplier enrollment contact information.
Oklahoma healthcare professionals can use this official contact list to resolve enrollment and revalidation issues.
CMS has launched a new provider directory pilot program with the Oklahoma Insurance Department focused on provider data accuracy.
Oklahoma healthcare professionals may need to ensure their directory information is accurate as this pilot could affect how provider data is verified and used.
The source is the OKC-County Health Department (OCCHD) website, representing the local public health agency for Oklahoma City.
Oklahoma healthcare professionals can use the OKC-County Health Department as a direct in-state public health reference for the Oklahoma City area.
HRSA’s Health Center Program provides primary and preventive care to millions of patients regardless of their ability to pay, with Oklahoma-specific Uniform Data System data available online.
Oklahoma healthcare professionals can use UDS data to understand health center services and preventive care trends in their communities.
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Oklahoma Insurance Commissioner Glen Mulready announced a new partnership with CMS to launch a provider directory pilot program in Oklahoma.
Oklahoma healthcare professionals should watch this pilot because it may affect how provider directory information is collected, verified, and used across the state.
The Oklahoma Hospital Licensure Applications and Related Forms page provides downloadable documents such as ODH-920, ODH-891, ODH-892, and ODH-911.
Healthcare professionals and facility administrators in OK need these forms to apply for or renew hospital licenses and report emergency medical services classifications.
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