Okla. Stat. tit. 63, § 63-1-725.2

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Definitions

Official statutory text

As used in the Transparency in Health Care Prices Act:

1. “Agency” means a government department, agency or a

government-created entity;

2. “CPT code” means the Current Procedural Terminology code, or

its successor code, as developed and copyrighted by the American

Medical Association or its successor entity;

3. “Health care facility” means a facility licensed or

certified by the State Department of Health, but shall not include a

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nursing care facility, assisted living facility, home care agency,

or hospital;

4. “Health care price” means the cash price that a health care

provider or health care facility will charge a recipient for health

care services that will be rendered. Health care price is the price

charged for the standard service for the particular diagnosis and

does not include any amount that may be charged for complications or

exceptional treatment;

5. “Health care provider” means a person who is licensed,

certified or registered by this state to provide health care

services or a medical group, independent practice association or

professional corporation providing health care services;

6. “Health care services” or “services” means services included

in, or incidental to, furnishing to an individual:

a. medical, mental, dental or optometric care or

hospitalization, or

b. other services for the purpose of preventing,

alleviating, curing or healing a physical or mental

illness or injury;

7. “Recipient” means an individual who receives health care

services from a health care provider or health care facility; and

8. “Specialty service line” means health care services rendered

by a specific medical specialist to include, but not be limited to:

a. general surgery,

b. obstetrics or gynecology,

c. cardiology,

d. urology,

e. ophthalmology,

f. neurology/neurosurgery,

g. orthopedics,

h. hematology/oncology,

i. pathology,

j. radiology,

k. emergency medicine,

l. physical therapy, or

m. another specialty service provided by a health care

facility.

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