The Aging Services Division (ASD) helps develop systems to support independence and protect the quality of life of older persons and promotes citizen involvement in planning and delivering services. ASD builds coalitions with local agencies, businesses and communities to develop employment and volunteer programs for older Oklahomans, targeting senior citizens as both providers and recipients. ASD promotes health care accessibility through annual advocacy campaigns to address issues of elderly Medicaid recipients, case management for Medicaid recipients over age 60 and health promotion campaigns.
The Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services (ODMHSAS) was established through the Mental Health Law of 1953, although publicly supported services to Oklahomans with mental illness date back to early statehood. Today, the three principal realms of ODMHSAS activity are mental health, substance abuse, and domestic violence/sexual assault services.
OASIS provides a statewide information and referral service that can help Oklahomans with special needs and other families in need find community resources. Anyone needing help can call the toll-free number: 800-426-2747 or search their online directory. OASIS has a database of thousands of agencies, organizations and programs throughout the state, and can help people find the services they need in their area. OASIS also has listings of national organizations and agencies as well as local support groups.
The Oklahoma Health Care Authority is the State of Oklahoma's Medicaid Agency. It administers SoonerCare and other health related programs. The purpose of this website is to provide health and medical policy information to Medicaid consumers and providers.
PartnerShips for Aging (PSA) provides professionals in the field of aging with educational and networking opportunities as well as information to assist them in their task of improving the lives of adults. Since 2001, PAS has positively affected the quality of life for elders in the expanded area through improved services, enhanced training opportunities, and the power of regional grassroots collaboration.
OASIS provides a statewide information and referral service that can help Oklahomans with special needs and other families in need find community resources. Anyone needing help can call the toll-free number: 800-426-2747 or search their online directory. OASIS has a database of thousands of agencies, organizations and programs throughout the state, and can help people find the services they need in their area. OASIS also has listings of national organizations and agencies as well as local support groups.