Tulsa hospital’s fate debated
OSU MEDICAL CENTER, BUILDING: Exterior photo of the Oklahoma State University Medical Center in Tulsa Okla., Thursday, February 7, 2008. BY MATT STRASEN, THE OKLAHOMAN ORG XMIT: KOD
A mix of public and private funds might be what it takes to keep the Oklahoma State Medical Center in Tulsa afloat, officials said.
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Comparing hospitals
OU Medical OSU-Tulsa Center Medical Center Cost of un-reimbursed patient medical care: $31.76 million $23.5 million Percentage of patients uninsured or on Medicaid: 60.2 59 Number of patients treated in 2007. 413,000 50,000 Source: 2007 figures from OU Medical Center and OSU-Tulsa Medical Center
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