Mental Health Care Coverage
Clip: Season 4 Episode 441 | 5m 43s
Despite two federal laws requiring health insurance companies to provide equal coverage fo
A new study finds that loopholes in the federal laws allow insurance firms to continue placing restrictions on coverage for mental health treatment. An estimated 900-thousand Oklahomans now suffer from mental illness or addiction.
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Mental Health Care Coverage
Clip: Season 4 Episode 441 | 5m 43s
A new study finds that loopholes in the federal laws allow insurance firms to continue placing restrictions on coverage for mental health treatment. An estimated 900-thousand Oklahomans now suffer from mental illness or addiction.
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Anti-Texting Bill & Budget Talks
Clip: S4 Ep441 | 5m 16s | House Minority Leader Scott Inman discusses anti-texting bill and budget talks. (5m 16s)
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