When women have a seat at the table, their perspectives are more likely to inform how the policy that affects them changes over time.
Oklahoma is a safer and healthier place for its daughters when women are actively participating in community and political activities that impact healthcare policies and services.
Learn how Metriarch partners are making Oklahoma a safer, healthier place for women.
We track legislation that affects women’s health in Oklahoma. Here’s a peek at recent proposals with an impact on public participation.
Medicaid must verify immigration via SAVE and report failed verifications to ICE.
Appropriates $3M for OFTEN telecare pregnancy/parenting support and maternal care coordination.
Makes Medicaid eligibility contingent on federal community engagement/work requirement, unless exempt.
Lets Oklahoma Health Care Authority take Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services TMaH funds; adds nutrition support, medically tailored meals
Expands Medicaid maternity care: presumptive eligibility, depression screening, BP cuffs, remote ultrasounds.
