hospitals

This place is legendary for its paranormal and even supernatural activity. It's one of the all-time creepiest, allegedly haunted, and nightmarish abandoned places in the entire Sooner State!

This old abandoned and reportedly haunted hospital in Oklahoma was legendary for its scary ghost stories and terrifying tales of death, dismemberment, and despair. It served as a senior living facility for patients with mental and physical disabilities.

The current visitation rights for patients in Oklahoma hospitals who are suffering from COVID-19 could be changing sometime soon. At this time patients have very restrictive visitation rights and in most cases are only permitted one person who is allowed to visit throughout the entire hospitalization. An Oklahoma lawmaker is seeking to revise the visitation rights and COVID-19 regulations at hospitals across the state.

Oklahoma is featured in a new documentary called "Behind the Mask" that details the stories of healthcare professionals, frontline workers, caregivers and patients throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.

Unfortunately due to the recent increase in COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations in S.W. Oklahoma Southwestern Medial Center has reinstated their "No Visitors" policy starting today (11-05-20). Only patients receiving medical care will be permitted into the hospital at this time. This includes the main hospital and all the clinics as well.

A Dallas couple have their biological baby back after an apparent mix-up at a hospital in El Salvador.

Faith in humanity restored! Halloween may be over but this story and video just surfaced and it's certainly worth watching. I can't imagine being stuck in a hospital over the holidays, especially if you're a kid. Missing out on all the fun, food and traditions. Well for some kids in a Toledo, OH. hospital Halloween came to them!

Here’s some valuable info to keep in mind the next time you decide to see a doctor.

Here’s a story that will probably make you nervous the next time you have to go to the hospital for surgery.

A nine-year-old girl in Panama City, Florida got an unexpected first driving lesson.

Albert Lexie shines shoes, but he brightens up a whole lot more than people's feet.

A terminally ill woman's battle with her religiously fanatical parents in court over her right to die has taken a rather unpredictable turn: She has now decided that she does not want to be removed from life support. Last week, 28-year-old Grace SungEun Lee signed a health care proxy making her father, Reverend Manho Lee, the primary decision-maker in regards to how her health care would be admini