Optometry provides services to prevent, diagnose and treat eye disease and promote eye health.

This service is offered to both Chickasaw and First American patients.

Receive mental health treatment through counseling services or participate in therapy groups and educational workshops to address various topics.

Participants must be a Chickasaw citizen, Chickasaw Nation employee or an immediate family member of either. Additional eligibility requirements may apply.

The over-the-counter (OTC) medications program provides specific OTC medications at no cost for eligible Chickasaw elders.

Participants must be a Chickasaw citizen and be 60 years of age or older.

The Packed Promise program is an innovative supplemental nutrition benefit service offering shelf-stable meal delivery to increase food access, food security and diet quality for Chickasaw children.

Children must be between the ages 4-18, have verifiable Chickasaw lineage, qualify based upon income guidelines and reside in the Chickasaw Nation or 10 co...

Pediatric primary care provides well-child and sick-child visits, immunizations, sports physicals and referrals as needed at the Chickasaw Nation Medical Center and Chickasaw Nation Health Clinics.

Chickasaw citizen or First Americans ages 1-18 who are patients of Chickasaw Nation Department of Health qualify for services.

The pharmacy department provides patients with prescription services, medication reconciliation, a medication take-back program for any unwanted medications and medication counseling for any prescription or over-the-counter product.

Participants must be a citizen of any federally recognized tribe.

Physical therapy services can treat a wide variety of patients for musculoskeletal injuries, back and neck pain, post-op rehabilitation, gait and balance problems and wound care.

Patients must have a referral or prescription from doctor and be a Chickasaw citizen or First American.

The Primary Care Clinic's goal is to work with patients to facilitate a partnership to provide the best quality and comprehensive care.

Patients must provide a CDIB, proof of citizenship in a federally recognized tribe and a state-issued birth certificate.

This program provides victims of sexual assault with a navigator who is on-call 24 hours a day to assist with crisis intervention, safety planning and other needs.

This program allows qualifying families to receive $120 of free food per child during summer months.