Oklahoma Fails In Emergency Medical Care

Tuesday, December 9th 2008, 5:05 pm

By: News On 6

News On 6

UNDATED -- Oklahoma is making a failing grade when it comes to emergency medical care. Out of five different categories on a national report card Oklahoma earned a D overall and ranked 50th in the nation.

The state received an F in the most important category: Access to Emergency Care. Its highest grade was a B- in Medical Liability Environment.

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