Investigative reporter Phil Cross, whose beat is government waste, delivers here the good news to the taxpayers our pricing represents. Hats off to Phil for this fine production and to the local Fox affiliate for airing this piece. I encourage you to listen...
Writing here for the Oklahoma Council of Public Affairs, Patrick McGuigan discusses the historic arrangement between our facility and Oklahoma County and the early success. In a related article here, McGuigan, writing for “Capitol Beat” reports on the...
My friend Jonathan Small of the OCPA (Oklahoma Council of Public Affairs) passed this article along. Each sentence looks like a paragraph, so it’s easy to point you to paragraph number 5. Jonathan and I are both having difficulty reconciling the hospital...
This, from my friend Brandon Dutcher is too good not to share. G. Keith Smith, M.D.
Here is my libertarian friend Jonathan Small of the Oklahoma Council of Public Affairs outing an attempt to expand Medicaid here in Oklahoma. G. Keith Smith, M.D.
One of the first organizations to stand up and risk supporting our transparent pricing initiative was the Oklahoma Council of Public Affairs, a state-based think tank here in Oklahoma City. I am sure that Brandon Dutcher (OCPA’s VP of Policy), author of the...
The poor and the sick folks who currently make too much money to qualify for Medicaid in Oklahoma have pooled their meager resources to lobby hard for Medicaid expansion, buying expensive media ads under the name, “Oklahomans for a Healthy Economy.” O.K....
Check out this article by Reason Magazine’s editor in chief, Nick Gillespie (many thanks to Brandon Dutcher of the Oklahoma Council of Public Affairs for bringing this article to my attention). It turns out that the uninsured folks the Unaffordable Care Act was meant...
I spoke to a group of legislators this morning about the price transparency phenonomen here in Oklahoma City at the Oklahoma Council of Public Affairs. Brandon Dutcher served as master of ceremonies, beginning the affair with a short introduction then showing the...
Thanks to Brandon Dutcher of the Oklahoma Council of Public Affairs (OCPA) for passing this along. Most state and many city chambers of commerce are dominated by the big insurers and big hospitals, so it should come as no surprise that they have been backing the law...
Specialists and surgeons from all of Oklahoma’s top healthcare systems choose to operate here.