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

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

The farmers market program provides a pre-loaded EBT card for the purchase of fresh fruits and vegetables at authorized farmers markets and stands from June through October.

Participants must be a WIC participant or a Chickasaw citizen aged 55 and older.

Nutrition education and a selection of fresh produce, frozen meats and traditional foods are available through Food Distribution program grocery stores in nutrition centers in Ada, Ardmore, Duncan, Tishomingo and Purcell, Oklahoma. Participants may shop on the day of their choice in any of the stores.

Applicants must be a First American citizen, reside...

Health spending accounts enable citizens to obtain insurance coverage for a wide variety of medical expenses. The maximum monthly benefit is $300 and can be applied to Medicare Part B and D premiums, prescriptions, copayments and more.

Applicants must be a Chickasaw citizen aged 65 and older or permanently disabled on Medicare and live outside of the Chicka...

The hearing aid program provides a new pair of hearing aids every three years.

Applicants must be a Chickasaw citizen and a patient at a Chickasaw Nation Department of Health facility.

The Hina' Chokma' (Good Road) program provides First American men and their families a healthy community and integrated services in a trauma-informed residential substance abuse treatment program.

Imaging services offers a full range of medical imaging options, including CT scans, MRIs, ultrasounds, X-rays and more at the Chickasaw Nation Medical Center and health clinics in Ardmore, Purcell and Tishomingo. Patients must have CDIB and citizenship card and be a current patient of the Chickasaw Nation Department of Health.

The Impa' Kilimpi' (Strong Food) Nutrition Program showcases creative approaches to nutrition education by modeling and teaching positive lifestyle habits.

This program is available to the public.