OptumRX , an Optum company of UnitedHealth Group, plans to expand its presence in Oklahoma City to include 500 employees by the end of 2013. Read more

In a lab at Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation, scientists are cloning antibodies. Read more

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Integris Health brought Lakeside Women’s Hospital into its network Jan. 1 as majority owner of the women’s hospital.  Read more

The face of health care soon will be changing. And if a local anesthesiologist has his way, he’ll be the one doing it. Read more

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Statistics tell us Oklahoma ranks among the worst in the nation in most health indicators, yet Oklahoma health care executives say the delivery system is topnotch. Now with the status quo reaffirmed in Washington, and the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act undoubtedly the law of the land, will something have to give in the Sooner State? Read more

Those with vision impairments in Oklahoma have a new ray of hope in a comprehensive low-vision clinic that opened last month. It is operated by NewView Oklahoma, formerly the Oklahoma League for the Blind, which is the state’s largest employer of the blind and visually impaired. Read more

ATG Rehab acquired Medical Supply of Oklahoma, and plans to relocate and expand its Oklahoma City offices. Read more

Even when times are tight, people are willing to make sure their skin stays that way, too. That’s a main reason why medical spas and wellness centers have exploded in popularity. Read more

The University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center is moving forward to acquire the nearby Presbyterian Health Foundation Research Park, under a measure passed by the University of Oklahoma Board of Regents. Read more

Ten million dollars might not be enough money to cure cancer, but it will help researchers at the University of Oklahoma fight the disease. With the money from the National Institutes of Health, OU President David Boren said it gives further legitimacy to the cancer treatment efforts at the university. Read more

Navigating the waters of changing health care legislation and ever-shrinking reimbursement levels will be discussed at the upcoming “Explore: Oklahoma Health Care Summit.” Read more

When Victoria Bill suffered a mild heart attack last year, son Eric Richardson was angry.

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Refurbished medical devices have made their way into the hands of needy Oklahomans since a program was launched in April. A partnership between Oklahoma ABLE Tech and the Oklahoma Health Care Authority has made available slightly used durable medical equipment to SoonerCare members through donated items. Read more