Chickasaw Nation Tribal Health

You Provide

• Copy of insurance (if applicable)
• Treatment plan with estimate of cost, script and/or referral
• If referred by Chickasaw Nation Department of Health or Indian Health Service (IHS) facility, provide a copy of denial letter from IHS purchased referred care
• Original invoice and explanation of benefits (EOB)

Eligibility

• Chickasaw citizen with a Chickasaw Nation citizenship card
• Service must not be available through Chickasaw Nation Department of Health or IHS facilities
• Must be medically necessary
• Must not be from a self-inflicted injury, including drug or alcohol related
• Must have exhausted other resources such as insurance, Medicare and Medicaid or any other responsible party

Other Information

Hours of Operation:
Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. CT

Additional Tribal Health Assistance Programs:

• Case Management
• Eyeglasses and Contacts Program
• Health Spending Account
• Hearing Aid Program
• Native and Non-Native Spouse Prescription Program

Additional resources:
www.IHS.gov
www.medicare.gov
www.healthcare.gov/

Chickasaw Nation Tribal Health is available to support citizens with their health care needs. Chickasaw citizens can use this resource to help navigate programs, determine eligibility and receive assistance in finding proper health care providers and services. Tribal health staff is available to assist citizens with questions and help citizens navigate their health care.

The Chickasaw Nation Department of Health offers a variety of programs and services at several convenient locations throughout our 13-county jurisdictional boundaries. The Chickasaw Nation Medical Center (CNMC) is located in Ada, Oklahoma, and outlying clinics are located in Ardmore, Purcell and Tishomingo. The program does not cover services that are provided within the CNDH.

If you need assistance in locating a Chickasaw Nation Department of Health facility or locating an Indian Health Service facility, contact the Chickasaw Nation Tribal Health.