Oklahoma Insure program touted as model for health care coverage
WASHINGTON — For Norman veterinarian Donald Russell , the Insure Oklahoma program hasn't been the disappointment some public officials have made it out to be.
In fact, Russell said at a news conference Monday, giving his employees health insurance probably saved the life of a single mother who had been struggling with illness for a decade.
"Overall, I really can't see anything bad about this program,” ...
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