The Emergency Department has 28 fully quipped examination rooms to treat emergent, life-threatening medical conditions, serious/urgent conditions and an urgent care for less serious conditions.

Emergency services are available to the public. If patient is non-First American, they will be screened, stabilized if necessary and transferred to an appropriate fa...

The emergency energy assistance program provides financial support to Chickasaw citizens with an urgent, unmet need for utility services such as gas, water, propane or electric bills and deposits. Assistance is available once per fiscal year.

The Empowered Living clinic is a interdisciplinary, referral-based clinic that provides youth with specialized services and resources to achieve healthy lifestyle goals.

This youth camp features non-traditional classroom settings and instruction from professionals in environmental fields. Topics covered by the camp include water and air pollution, recycling, horticulture and wildlife.

Applicants must be youth ages 8-12. Chickasaw preference is exercised.

Chickasaw citizens can receive $300 toward contact lenses or one pair of glasses.

Each year, the Chickasaw Nation sponsors 20 students to attend the statewide Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) Competitors camp. Participants enjoy activities with the athleticism and competition that defines the FCA ministry.

Applicants must be youth ages 11 – 14. Chickasaw preference is exercised.

Each year, the Chickasaw Nation sponsors 20 students to attend the Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) Xtreme camp, which features extreme sports recreational activities like water skiing, high ropes challenge courses, skeet shooting and horseback riding. Campers will also enjoy fellowship, guest speakers and music.

The First American Jr. Open (FAJO) Golf Tournament provides youth athletes a competitive atmosphere without the pressures of a school or golf association.

Fort Washita visitors can see restored 19th century structures, witness Civil War reenactments and take part in the yearly fur trade-era rendezvous.

Scheduled group tours are available to the public.

The Chickasaw Nation Foster Care program provides temporary or permanent homes for First American children placed into tribal or state custody. The program continuously seeks applicants who can meet the tribe’s certification requirements to provide First American children with safe, nurturing and culturally appropriate homes. Foster care providers must be at le...