SNAP Watch: Oklahoma’s SNAP error rate ticked up to 11.04% in the latest USDA figures, as officials work to hit a federal deadline and reduce costs tied to benefit mistakes. Medicaid & Hospitals: Oklahoma hospitals are asking for clearer facility-by-facility projections as the state Medicaid directed payment program is set to shift, with leaders warning the impact won’t be uniform. Domestic Violence Response: Tulsa launched a Domestic Violence Prevention Task Force to review gaps and coordinate law enforcement, health care providers, and advocates—aiming to strengthen survivor support. Public Health & Safety: Doctors are urging faster action for suspected Rocky Mountain spotted fever, warning that waiting for test results can be deadly; meanwhile, Oklahoma EMS and the Red Cross are reminding residents to prevent heat illness with hydration, shade, and cooling breaks. Community Health: The Diocese of Tulsa and Eastern Oklahoma is hosting a mother-daughter retreat focused on puberty and healthy menstrual cycles. Care Workforce: The Cherokee Nation honored 2026 graduates from family medicine and pediatrics residency tracks, highlighting continued efforts to expand access to care.