Contract termination letters sent out to Tulsa County mental health providers

State funds cut for 3 mental health service providers in Tulsa County

The Oklahoma Department of Management and Enterprise Services cut state funds from three Tulsa County mental health providers.

Contract Confusion: Tulsa Leaders Call Termination Notices Sent to Mental Health Providers a Mistake Amid Funding Concerns

Tulsa County mental health providers received termination notices for state contracts, threatening services for thousands. Local leaders called the termination letters a mistake amid funding concerns.

State ends contracts for three large mental health services providers in Tulsa County

But the state indicates that it is working to ensure that no gap in services will occur once contracts with Family & Children's Services, Grand Mental Health and CREOKS end

Contract termination letters sent out to Tulsa County mental health providers

The Office of Management and Enterprise Services sent letters to Tulsa County mental health providers stating their contracts would be terminated effective May 10.

Controversial Tulsa County contracts pulled, House forms ODMHSAS investigative committee

As confusion over a nebulous budget hole continues to muddle the 2025 legislative session, the House of Representatives announced an investigative committee today that — with subpoena power — will compel public testimony about issues within the Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services. The announcement comes days after the Office of Management […] The post Controversial Tulsa County contracts pulled, House forms ODMHSAS …

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