(Tulsa-AP) -- More Oklahomans on Medicare will be able to select<br>managed care options through PacifiCare of Oklahoma beginning early<br>next year.<br> <br>The federal government gave the insurance
Monday, October 18th 1999, 12:00 am
By: News On 6
(Tulsa-AP) -- More Oklahomans on Medicare will be able to select managed care options through PacifiCare of Oklahoma beginning early next year.
The federal government gave the insurance company permission today to expand its managed care coverage for Medicare beneficiaries in the state. The plan is called Secure Horizons.
PacifiCare will be able to offer the managed care plan for the first time in Cherokee, Lincoln, Mayes and Nowata counties. The service will be expanded in Canadian, Creek, Cleveland, Logan, McClain, Okfuskee, Rogers, Tulsa and Wagoner counties. Those counties now are only partially served by PacifiCare.
PacifiCare serves all of Oklahoma County as well as parts of Grady, Osage, Pottawatomie and Washington counties.
The signup period begins this month with the service starting January first.
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