State Lawmakers Push To Increase Health Care Access For Oklahomans

Legislative Push To Increase Health Care Access For Oklahomans Dies In Committee
UPDATE: The committee did not reach a deal, therefore the bill that would have allowed Oklahomans more options when it comes to healthcare, died in committee.
Original Story [5:30 p.m. Tuesday] below.
Some state lawmakers support a bill to increase Oklahomans' access to healthcare.
"The Right to Shop Act" would allow Oklahomans to shop for the best price and best care, regardless of their insurance.
The pressure is on at the capital, as Oklahomans lose some healthcare options. Saint Francis and OU Medical announced last month they could potentially drop Blue Cross Blue Shield by June, an insurance company that covers more than half of Oklahomans.

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