Okla. Stat. tit. 63, § 63-1-206.1: Nonphysician services - Fees - Agreements to provide

services - Disposition of funds.

A. County, district, cooperative and city-county health

departments, with the approval of the State Commissioner of Health,

may collect fees for health services such as nursing, chronic

disease screening, immunizations, maternal and child health

services, genetic services, physical therapy, occupational therapy,

dietetic, social work and home health aid given to patients in their

homes, for mental health and guidance services and for dental care

rendered in facilities operated by said departments, and may collect

fees for such services as shall be authorized by the State Board of

Health. Such fees shall be collected from persons financially able

to pay for such services, and from insurers, governmental agencies

or other persons obligated to reimburse for such services, and shall

be collected in accordance with a schedule of fees approved by the

State Commissioner of Health.

B. Fees for environmental services may be collected with the

approval of the Executive Director of the Department of

Environmental Quality as authorized by the Environmental Quality

Board.

C. County, district, cooperative, and city-county health

departments may enter into agreements with individuals and with

public and private agencies to provide health services enumerated in

subsection (a) of this section to said health departments and also

to supply these services to organizations or agencies. Such

agreements shall be subject to approval of the State Commissioner of

Health, and shall specify services to be performed and amounts to be

paid.

D. Money received by a county, district, or city-county health

department pursuant to a contractual arrangement, as fees for

services, or from some other source, shall be deposited with the

county treasurer in the county where earned as provided for in

Section 681 of Title 19 of the Oklahoma Statutes.

E. With the approval of the State Commissioner of Health, such

funds shall be transferred, in accordance with provisions of

Sections 683 and 684 of Title 19 of the Oklahoma Statutes, and added

to specified items of the Health Department's appropriations, and no

further action or appropriation by the county excise board shall be

required to make such available for expenditure. The county board

of health, the city-county board of health, or a person designated

to act on behalf of either board is authorized to effect transfer of

these funds, and to specify the item or items of appropriation to

which they are to be added, in accordance with the State Health

Commissioner's approval.