Okla. Stat. tit. 63, § 63-3102.1: Advance directives registry database

A. The State Department of Health shall establish and

maintain an advance directives registry which shall be

accessible through a website maintained by the

Department. The registry shall be used to store advance

directives pursuant to the Oklahoma Advance Directive

Act that are filed with the registry by or with the

authorization of those executing the advance directives.

B. The registry shall be maintained in a secure database that

is designed to provide access to each advance directive filed in the

database by the person who executed the advance directive, those

named as agents in the advance directive, any person related within

the fourth degree of consanguinity or affinity to the person who

executed the advance directive, or a health care provider caring for

the person who executed the advance directive.

C. The State Department of Health may enter into contracts with

private vendors to obtain the services necessary to meet the

requirements of the Oklahoma Advance Directive Act. Any costs to

the public to access the registry shall be negotiated in the

contracts provided for in this paragraph.