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Letters to the Editor: May 11, 2016
Narcotic surrealitiesI congratulate the Gazette’s pot issue on providing so many views supporting every aspect of promoting weed, reefer, grass, skunk, boom, bammy, bobo, ding, jay, roach and my...
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Planned Parenthood of Central Oklahoma merges with other regional offices
Oklahoma City’s Planned Parenthood affiliate at at 619 NW 23rd St. becomes Planned Parenthood Great Plains July 1 when it mergers with Planned Parenthood of Kansas and Mid-Missouri. (Garett FIsbeck)The...
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State Question 779 sparks debate over sales tax
Amber England, executive director of Stand for Children Oklahoma and a supporter of State Question 779 (Garett Fisbeck)It began with a social media conversation to highlight Oklahoma educators who go...
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Letters to the Editor: Jan. 18, 2017
Looming disasterTrump’s incoherence on single payer (Canada) mirrors his confused foreign policy (make Russia great again). AARP recently debunked many of the myths about Canadian health care: Fewer...
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Lynn Institute and collaborative continue to work to improve the NE OKC...
Greg Jones and Karen Waddell discuss plans to improve health in northeast Oklahoma City. (Garett Fisbeck)Primary care physicians treat people, not diseases. In a way, they act as health coaches who...
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Oklahomans face an uncertain health care future
City of the Village resident Angie Ward, who is insured under the Affordable Care Act, closely watches federal health regulation developments. (Garett Fisbeck)Editor’s note: Local Impact is an Oklahoma...
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A statewide program helps improve the lives of first-time mothers and their...
Karla Andazola left and her son Adan completed Children First, Oklahoma’s family-nurse partnership program, in June. Spring Hodges right was their home visiting nurse. (Laura Eastes)There’s a story...
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OKC Public Schools enhance existing lunch and breakfast programs with support...
Students eat lunch in the cafeteria at Eugene Field Elementary School, which has provided free and healthy breakfast and lunch to students through a federal program. (Cara Johnson)A cafeteria worker...
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Integris joins a public-private initiative to better serve patients and cut...
Sunnie Glover (Todd Stogner / provided)Providing comprehensive care for a patient sometimes goes well beyond the traditional sit-down visit with a doctor. When it comes to medical reimbursements,...
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Letters to the Editor: July 5, 2017
People loseIf voters want to read just how awful Trump Care is, it is online. On page 29: Tax cuts for millionaire and billionaire winners include drug and insurance companies, Waltons and Walmart ($33...
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