AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 minutes agoHospital System Shift: INTEGRIS Health has agreed to join Kaiser Permanente-backed Risant Health, pending regulatory approval. The state’s largest nonprofit system expects to keep its name, staff and leadership; the deal could close in early 2027. Public Health: Enid Public Schools is cooperating with health officials after an active tuberculosis case was identified in a high school student, with testing planned for students and staff. Oklahoma also recalled two medical-marijuana batches after they failed yeast and mold tests; patients should check batch numbers and contact their dispensary if affected. Rural Care: Eastern Oklahoma Medical Center’s telestroke program is now live in partnership with OU Health, giving emergency patients access to rapid specialist review. Health Policy: A new report says Oklahoma ranks second nationally in pregnancy-related prosecutions, with hundreds reported since the fall of Roe v. Wade. Separately, lawmakers studied ways to improve SNAP access, nutrition programs and home-delivered meals.
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