Oklahoma Human Services lets anyone, including physicians and nurses, report suspected abuse, neglect or exploitation of a vulnerable adult to Adult Protective Services online through OKHotline.org or by calling the Abuse and Neglect Hotline. The six-step online intake covers the reporter, incident, alleged victims, alleged abusers and witnesses, giving an APS specialist what they need to investigate.
The reporter completes all six steps and may choose to remain anonymous; reporter identity is protected under 43A O.S. 10-105.1. There is no section for the adult or family.
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Adult Protective Services online report (OKHotline.org)
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No. The OKHotline.org portal is for reporting suspected abuse, neglect or exploitation of a vulnerable adult. Reports about a child go to the Abuse and Neglect Hotline by phone, and OKDHS states that anyone who believes a child is being abused or neglected has a legal responsibility to report it.
You can, but the portal recommends including your information so investigators can follow up with you. If you remain anonymous and APS cannot locate the adult or contact you for verification, the case may not be investigated. Reporter identity is protected under 43A O.S. 10-105.1 either way.