Okla. Stat. tit. 63, § 63-3250.2
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Definitions
Official statutory text
As used in the Oklahoma Community Hospitals Public Trust
Authorities Act:
1. “Community hospital public trust authority” or “public
trust” means a community hospital public trust authority
establishing a hospital district pursuant to the provisions of the
Oklahoma Community Hospitals Public Trust Authorities Act;
2. “Hospital” means a hospital as such term is defined by
Section 1-701 of Title 63 of the Oklahoma Statutes and facilities
within the definition of Section 2657 of Title 63 of the Oklahoma
Statutes;
3. “Hospital district” means a designated geographical area
established by a community hospital public trust authority; and
4. “Medically indigent person” means a person requiring
medically necessary hospital or other health care services for the
person or the dependents of the person, who has insufficient or no
public or private third-party coverage, and whose personal resources
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 63. Public Health and Safety Page 1569
are insufficient to provide for hospital or other health care
services.
Authorities Act:
1. “Community hospital public trust authority” or “public
trust” means a community hospital public trust authority
establishing a hospital district pursuant to the provisions of the
Oklahoma Community Hospitals Public Trust Authorities Act;
2. “Hospital” means a hospital as such term is defined by
Section 1-701 of Title 63 of the Oklahoma Statutes and facilities
within the definition of Section 2657 of Title 63 of the Oklahoma
Statutes;
3. “Hospital district” means a designated geographical area
established by a community hospital public trust authority; and
4. “Medically indigent person” means a person requiring
medically necessary hospital or other health care services for the
person or the dependents of the person, who has insufficient or no
public or private third-party coverage, and whose personal resources
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 63. Public Health and Safety Page 1569
are insufficient to provide for hospital or other health care
services.
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