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Table of Contents

1. Introduction.

2. Table 1 - Olmstead Plans.

3. Table 2 - Olmstead Lawsuits.

5. References.

6. Download PDF of report.

7. Download PDF of Plan table.

8. Download PDF of Case table.

9. Find Olmstead Information for a Specific State.

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Oklahoma Olmstead and Olmstead Related Cases, 2009

May 2009

The Center for PAS has tracked 1 Olmstead related case(s) in Oklahoma.

This information is extracted from the "Olmstead and Olmstead-Related Lawsuits" table in the "Introduction to Olmstead Lawsuits and Olmstead Plans" report published on the center for PAS website.

Fisher et al v. Oklahoma Health Care Authority et al

Date filed: Oct, 2002

Case status: Closed (Nov 2003)

Primary Target group: Physical Disability

Case Type (Olmstead e or Related f): Related

Reference (on the Olmstead & Olmstead-related Lawsuits table) : OK2 3 23

Case Summary & Links to Further Detailsiii:

Summary Class action (including seniors, people with disabilities & advocacy organizations) challenging the state decision to limit the number of prescribed medications that HCBS waiver participants could receive, arguing that this would force plaintiffs into institutions5
Progress Settlement. State policies were revised to allow waiver participants to have up to seven generic prescriptions and all Medicaid beneficiaries six per month. Individuals who need additional prescriptions will have the option to request them via a prior authorization process.
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