Oklahoma Health Care Authority

Summer is full of fun in the sun, but don’t forget the sunscreen! 🌞

Remember to apply 15 minutes before sun exposure and reapply every two hours.

Not sure what documents to upload? Don’t worry! We made a list for you: https://bit.ly/42X3gSQ.

School's out now, but August comes fast. Make sure your kids are ready with a well-child visit, up-to-date immunizations and a vision check before the first bell rings. The good news? It’s all covered under SoonerCare! Schedule their vision, dental and health checkups today.

Did you know Oklahoma is doing some seriously exciting work in aerospace and aeronautics? At our recent Engage meeting, we heard directly from the Oklahoma Department of Aerospace and Aeronautics about the innovation taking shape in our state. We also welcomed new team members and celebrated our All Star, Jeanette Cosby — congratulations, Jeanette! 👏

Not sure what your benefits and coverage are? Before you call the helpline, did you know you can find these three different ways? 🤔

💻 Log into your SoonerCare portal to view your coverage

🔍 View our benefits guide: https://bit.ly/3edQ7hY

📞 Call your SoonerSelect plan’s member services: https://bit.ly/3RhTzbt

Your teeth called. They want a cleaning! 🦷

SoonerCare covers dental benefits including routine exams and X-rays for kids and adults — so there's no reason to put it off. Schedule your appointment today!

Did you get a letter or email telling you it’s time to renew your SoonerCare? Here’s what you need to do:

✅ Log into your SoonerCare portal

✅ Provide necessary documentation

✅ Wait for the review to be completed

That’s it! You can check the status of your renewal anytime in your portal. 😎

We had a great time joining KWTV - NEWS 9 to talk about SoonerSelect open enrollment. Members — you have until June 12 to change your health and dental plan. Happy with your current plan? No action needed!

Oklahoma Sooner Select deadline approaching: What members need to know Open enrollment for Sooner Select ends next week, with officials urging 600,000 Oklahomans to review plans, compare benefits, and make changes before the deadline.