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Oklahoma long-term care is an overlooked economic engine | Opinion

Oklahoma long-term care is an overlooked economic engine | Opinion

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Oklahoma Medicaid changes spark concerns over hospital closures

Oklahoma Medicaid changes spark concerns over hospital closures

Drug & Alcohol Rehab Center Oklahoma City, OK

Drug & Alcohol Rehab Center Oklahoma City, OK

In-Home Senior Care in Oklahoma City, OK | Trusted Dementia & Alzheimer's Care | Amada Senior Care

In-Home Senior Care in Oklahoma City, OK | Trusted Dementia & Alzheimer's Care | Amada Senior Care

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WildCareOklahoma on Reels

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WildCareOklahoma on Reels

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Parents in Oklahoma City use variety of options to care for children on snow days

Happy National Hummingbird Day! Did you know that they can fly forwards, backwards and upside down? And can fly up to 30mph in a direct flight. | WildCareOklahoma

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To ensure orphaned fawns in our care at WildCareOklahoma do not get habituated to people, they are fed using this bucket. The bucket is placed on the stand through a small door in the fence to keep staff from having to enter the fawn pen with the bucket. This ensures that food (formula in this case) and people are disassociated. Rick Watson, WildCareOklahoma's talented maintenance technician, built the doors and the stands to hold the formula buckets. Staff are constantly innovating and identify

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Thanks to the Oklahoma Primary Care Association and Variety Care, Oklahoma's largest health center, for sharing this video with us. Here's to all the health center heroes out there! #FQHC #CHCsInnovate | National Association of Community Health Centers

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Happy WORLD WATER DAY! | WildCareOklahoma

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We have four young nine-banded armadillos at WildCareOklahoma. Here they are enjoying their outdoor time! If a group of otters is a romp and a group of crows is called a murder, what do you call a group of armadillos? Video credit: Mack Thomas, WildCareOklahoma #wildcareoklahoma #wildliferescue #wildliferehabilitation #wildlife #WildlifeRehab #conservation #conservationeducation #nonprofit #nonprofitorganization #charity | WildCareOklahoma

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Just when we thought baby season was slowing down at WildCareOklahoma! Nestling Carolina wrens waiting for their first meal upon arrival at WildCareOklahoma. Birds this young are fed every 30 minutes by dedicated staff and volunteers throughout the day and into the evening. Luckily, this species is a year-round resident of Oklahoma - they do not migrate during the fall. #wildlifeonearth #wildcareoklahoma #wildliferescue #wildliferehabilitation #wildliferehab #ConservationEducation #conservation

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It's FLY INTO FRIDAYS with WildCareOklahoma! Meet patient 23-952, a common poorwill! Common poorwills are nocturnal birds of the nightjar family. Their beaks are small, but they have large gaping mouths that allows them to eat while in flight, scooping up insects. This bird came to us with no overt fractures but was very lethargic. Our veterinary team suspected the patient had been hit by a car. Our team started this patient on hydration therapy, anti-inflammatory medication, and frequent tube f

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We’re excited to announce that WildCare Oklahoma has been named 1 of 5 finalists in North America for the Defender Service Award! | WildCareOklahoma

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Need a car seat? Variety Care patients can get one at no-cost at our monthly car safety event! Ask your provider for more information and to sign up. #kids #safety #varietycare | Variety Care

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It’s Medical Monday at WildCareOklahoma! Today, we’re giving you a behind-the-scenes look at some of our great horned owl patients . These owls are currently in one of our outdoor flight enclosures, the final stop before release. Even out here, our veterinary team continues medical checks when needed. To safely examine them, we use a large net, raptor gloves, and a lot of care. It’s always a bit stressful for the owls, but these checks are essential to make sure they’re healing well. Right after

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As our squirrels age, it gets a little more challenging cleaning there cages! | WildCareOklahoma

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Happy World Animal Day! Let’s check in on some young skunks that were recently moved to one of our outside enclosures. One step closer to release! | WildCareOklahoma

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Lunch! The best time of the day! Other than, breakfast, second breakfast, and dinner of course! | WildCareOklahoma

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Did you know? WildCare gets the majority of our fresh fruits and vegetables through local donations. Every week, local grocery stores and outreach programs donate food for us to feed to the animals. Without these donations, young and growing animals, like this northern raccoon, wouldn’t get the essential nutrition they need. Thank you, from WildCare and these raccoons, to all who donate! #raccoon #wildlife #mammal #cute #food #donate #nonprofit | WildCareOklahoma

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Tasty! The mealworm dish is approved by almost all of our bird guests, sorry we mean patients! Mealworms are an essential food source for almost all of our birds, all of our bats, armadillos, and some small mammals. Many animals learn to eat on their own through visual stimulation from wiggly worms. Mealworms are expensive and must be ordered from a specific supplier. If you would like to support our birds and small mammals, please consider donating through our website. #mealworm #mealworms #bir

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Oklahoma's rural long-term care facilities are an economic engine

New Oklahoma program aims to support recruiting more child care workers

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