An Oklahoma Watch investigation is raising concerns over how some hospitals and state agencies handle power of attorney and guardianship, potentially separating families from loved ones without clear justification.

Reporter Jaycee Hallman joined News On 6’s Jonathan Cooper to break down what she uncovered.

"So, Oklahoma Watch is an independent news source based in Oklahoma City. Our pieces get picked up by papers all across the state. And it's one of those rare outlets that focuses on deep dive investigative journalism.

Yeah. So it started when I got a tip a couple of months ago about a man named , who had had a couple of strokes. He was a quadriplegic. He was in his family's care. They were trained to care for him. By Saint Francis Hospital here in Tulsa. And then he needed medical att

See Full Page