Some Of Oklahoma's Larger Hospitals 'Overloaded' With Patients

Oklahoma's largest hospitals, in Oklahoma City, say they're overloaded which means turning away patient transfers and keeping people waiting for emergency care.

Tuesday, January 18th 2022, 5:35 pm

By: Emory Bryan, David Prock, News On 6

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TULSA, Oklahoma -

Oklahoma's largest hospitals, in Oklahoma City, say they're overloaded which means turning away patient transfers and keeping people waiting for emergency care.

In Tulsa, almost 500 people are hospitalized with COVID-19. News on 6's Emory Bryan has more details on Oklahoma hospitals that are struggling with space.

Emory Bryan

Emory Bryan is a general assignment reporter for News On 6. He began his news career covering the school board for his hometown radio station and worked on the newspaper staff in college before making the switch to television. Emory joined the News On 6 team in 1994.