Okla. Stat. tit. 36, § 36-4604: Direct primary care membership agreement

A. This act shall be known and may be cited as the "Health Care

Empowerment Act".

B. Nothing in state law shall be construed as prohibiting a

patient or legal representative from seeking care outside of an

insurance plan, or outside of the Medicaid or Medicare program, and

paying for such care.

C. Nothing in state law shall be construed as prohibiting a

physician, other medical professional or a medical facility from

accepting payment for services or medical products outside of an

insurance plan. Nothing in state law shall be construed as

prohibiting a physician, other medical professional or a medical

facility from accepting payment for services or medical products to

a Medicaid or Medicare beneficiary, provided that such physician,

medical professional or medical facility has opted out of Medicare.

As used in this section, "medical products" include, but are not

limited to, medical drugs and pharmaceuticals.

D. A patient or legal representative shall not forfeit

insurance benefits, Medicaid benefits or Medicare benefits by

purchasing medical services or medical products outside the system.

E. The offer and provision of medical services or medical

products purchased and provided under this act shall not be deemed

an offer of insurance nor regulated by the insurance laws of the

state.

F. Providers must disclose the text of the Enrollee Hold

Harmless Clause, or its equivalent, in insurance or managed care

provider contracts to patients or legal representatives if

authorization for services or claims is denied, together with a

plain-English explanation of its meaning.