News
Brendan Hoover
While politicians talk about reducing the nation’s health care costs, a nonprofit in Central Oklahoma is actually doing it.
Friday 24 May
OKG Newsletter
Topic: variety care
Healthy variety
With an $18 million capital campaign, Variety Care expands its primary medical care services to the uninsured and underinsured.
News
Brendan Hoover
While politicians talk about reducing the nation’s health care costs, a nonprofit in Central Oklahoma is actually doing it.
Capitol care
A health care center is launching a freestanding facility at Capitol Hill High School in south OKC.
Features
Rachael Cervenka
A disadvantaged Oklahoma City high school has high hopes for change now that its community will begin receiving onsite access to medical care.
Bad taste
Letters to the Editor
Kate C. Arnold
I was excited to see your article covering the wonderful Variety Care nonprofit (Rachael Cervenka, “Capitol care,” March 20, Oklahoma Gazette). The work they are doing is truly needed, as Oklahoma is consistently among the 10 states with the highest teen pregnancy rates.
