April 11, 2025 - 06:32

The Office of Management and Enterprise Services has issued termination letters to mental health providers in Tulsa County, notifying them that their contracts will be officially terminated effective May 10. This decision has raised concerns among local stakeholders regarding the impact on mental health services in the region.
Providers have expressed alarm over the abrupt nature of the contract termination, emphasizing the vital role these services play in the community. Many individuals rely on these mental health resources for support, and the potential disruption could leave vulnerable populations without necessary care.
In response to the letters, several providers are seeking clarification and exploring options to appeal the decision. Community leaders are also voicing their concerns, urging state officials to reconsider the termination and its implications for mental health care accessibility in Tulsa County. The situation remains fluid as stakeholders work to understand the full ramifications of this development.
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