Okla. Stat. tit. 59, § 59-375.5
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Official statutory text
The Oklahoma Durable Medical Equipment Licensing Act shall not
apply to:
1. Pharmacies and pharmacists;
2. Hospitals;
3. Ambulatory surgical centers;
4. Health care facilities owned or operated by the state or
federal government;
5. Skilled nursing facilities;
6. Assisted living facilities;
7. Prosthetic or orthotic practitioners;
8. Health care practitioners who are licensed to practice
health care in this state and who provide durable medical equipment
within the scope of their health care practice;
9. Manufacturers or wholesale distributors that do not sell or
rent durable medical equipment directly to consumers;
10. Suppliers of insulin infusion pumps and related supplies or
services; or
11. Suppliers of medical devices approved by the U.S. Food and
Drug Administration that are used in the treatment of cancerous
tumors.
apply to:
1. Pharmacies and pharmacists;
2. Hospitals;
3. Ambulatory surgical centers;
4. Health care facilities owned or operated by the state or
federal government;
5. Skilled nursing facilities;
6. Assisted living facilities;
7. Prosthetic or orthotic practitioners;
8. Health care practitioners who are licensed to practice
health care in this state and who provide durable medical equipment
within the scope of their health care practice;
9. Manufacturers or wholesale distributors that do not sell or
rent durable medical equipment directly to consumers;
10. Suppliers of insulin infusion pumps and related supplies or
services; or
11. Suppliers of medical devices approved by the U.S. Food and
Drug Administration that are used in the treatment of cancerous
tumors.
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