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Oklahoma City hospital closing due to coronavirus mandates limiting nonessential procedures

By Dominick Mastrangelo
Published April 9, 2020 2:41pm ET
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Oklahoma City hospital closing due to coronavirus mandates limiting nonessential procedures
A hospital in Oklahoma City is closing temporarily because of a lack of nonemergency surgeries and procedures, according to a new report. INTEGRIS Baptist Medical Center will keep its emergency room open but temporarily close for most other procedures, a spokesperson told the Oklahoman. “We fully anticipate that if and when we see a surge […]

A hospital in Oklahoma City is closing temporarily because of a lack of nonemergency surgeries and procedures, according to a new report.

INTEGRIS Baptist Medical Center will keep its emergency room open but temporarily close for most other procedures, a spokesperson told the Oklahoman.

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