Okla. Stat. tit. 63, § 63-1-1924

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The following information is subject to disclosure to the public

from the Department:

1. Information submitted under Section 40 of this act except

information concerning the remuneration of personnel licensed,

registered or certified by the Department and monthly charges for an

individual private resident;

2. Records of license and certification inspections, surveys

and evaluations of facilities, other reports of inspections, surveys

and evaluations of resident care, and reports concerning a facility

prepared pursuant to Titles XVIII and XIX of the Social Security

Act, subject to the provisions of the Social Security Act; and

3. Complaints filed against a facility and complaint

investigation reports, except that a complaint or complaint

investigation report shall not be disclosed to a person other than

the complainant or complainant's representative before it is

disclosed to a facility as provided in Section 40 of this act and,

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further, except that a complainant or resident's name shall not be

disclosed except as provided in Section 40 of this act.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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