State Health Department Activates H1N1 Hotline

State Health Department Activates H1N1 Hotline

(reposted from Oklahoma State Health Dept.)

For Release: October 5, 2009
Contact: Pamela Williams                                    
Office of Communications                                    
405/271-5601

State Health Department Activates H1N1 Hotline


The Oklahoma State Department of Health (OSDH) announced today that it has established a statewide, toll-free hotline for Oklahomans who have questions about the new H1N1 influenza, or “swine flu.”

 The toll-free number is 1-866-278-7134.

Phones will be answered from 8 am to 5 pm, Monday through Friday. Hours of operation may be expanded if necessary.

Additional information on H1N1 influenza is available by visiting the OSDH Web site at www.health.ok.gov or www.flu.gov, or by calling your local county health department.

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4 comments (Add your own)

1. Charl wrote:
Full of saleint points. Don't stop believing or writing!

Mon, November 7, 2011 @ 9:42 PM

2. Kanwal wrote:
1800 2GO-NUTS1800 CRZY-@SS1800 TIME-OUTTo answer your actaul question, there are a few mental health hotline numbers out there but most people who are reaching out for help to a hotline just call 911. That is why most dispatches have the code 5150 to get these people the aid they need.

Tue, August 28, 2012 @ 11:45 PM

3. Jhenilyn wrote:
A lot. More today than a year ago.Because of Obamacare, no company in America ofefrs stand alone children's health insurance.Why? Obamacare dictates that it is guaranteed issue, without rate ups, regardless of health. Therefore, there is no reason to purchase it until there is a claim needing to be paid.That's not health insurance. That's a confiscatory tax on health insurance companies. Fortunately, they aren't slaves yet, so they exercised the F U clause in the contract with the purple bellies from Washington and just refused to do business where they are guaranteed to lose money.How do you fix the problem of un- and under-insured? By making health insurance affordable.How do you make it affordable? By removing ALL government mandates, loser pays tort reform, encouraging competition between providers (enforce existing anti-trust laws), eliminate the AMA monopoly on billing codes, and eliminate the connection between employment and health insurance.Do these things and we'll see health insurance cost less than auto insurance. More people will be covered, more people will be healthy.

Sat, September 1, 2012 @ 4:40 AM

4. jrvyel wrote:
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Sat, September 1, 2012 @ 3:13 PM

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