CTCA Tulsa will stop operations June 1. The hospital attributed the decision to close to patient access pressures and insurance limitations in the Tulsa market.
About 400 employees will be affected by the decision, according to a news release.
“CTCA has been proud to serve the community and cancer patients from our location in Tulsa, Oklahoma, over the past 30 years,” said Dana Haynie, president of CTCA Tulsa. “Our top priorities during this transition will be to provide a seamless transition of our patients’ care and ensure our 400 employees are provided with resources and support as they navigate this difficult time as well.”
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