The organization has until Aug. 13 to prove the deficiencies have been corrected during a revisit by inspectors. Failure to do so would mean the facility would have its Medicaid provider agreement terminated, according to the Health Department.
The data shows that two-thirds of the $1.8 million total spent by outside groups supporting or opposing candidates, or nearly $1.2 million, was in races that will now require a runoff election, meaning no candidate got a majority of votes.
Though more than a quarter of all funds in this year’s governor’s race comes from candidate loans to their campaigns or from candidate family members, outside groups have contributed more than $8.7 million total to the candidates.
John Ross Baker, 34, possibly exposed patients at the Hastings hospital to bloodborne pathogens after reusing needles to inject patients’ IV bags or IV lines, according to multiple sources who spoke to The Frontier on the condition of anonymity.
The responses to the suit accuse Roundtree of selling damaged vehicles without disclosing it to customers, retaining customer rebates without disclosing it to customers or lending institutions, running credit reports without consent, and reporting false information to banks on vehicle sales.
Gatesway board member John Feary defended Board President Greg Arend’s handling of Gatesway’s financial situation, said there were no illegal acts by the foundation’s former CEO, and the board has been working to fix past mistakes by leadership.
Gatesway quickly fell from steady financial footing and tumbled into debts so unmanageable its leaders began frantically liquidating assets, laying off employees and picking off clients they deemed “unprofitable” just to pay its bills.
There is no timeline for how the case will proceed, but briefs will likely be submitted to the high court through the summer, with oral arguments to occur in autumn, and a decision by the court being issued by June 2019, an Oklahoma AG’s Office spokesman said Monday.
