The Three Sisters is a vegetable medley of corn, squash and beans that are planted together so each plant can support and nourish each other. Corn, beans and squash have provided nutrition for ...
The Women’s Clinic and Obstetrical department at the Chickasaw Nation Medical Center provide women of all ages with comprehensive gynecology, obstetrics and family planning in a safe, therapeutic environment. Available to First American women and expectant mothers pregnant...
Eligible participants receive a bi-weekly food package delivered to their door.
The Chickasaw Nation Impa’chi (Let’s Eat!) program provides meals to children ages 1-18, throughout the school year, on school breaks and during the summer months when the National School Lunch Program is not available.
The sick child care promotes the health, safety and well-being of mildly ill children, who have contracted health issues such as upper respiratory illness, gastrointestinal disorders or other mildly contagious disorders. Students are accepted into the facility on a first come...
Kullihoma is a culturally important location. The grounds can be used for gatherings, reunions and other cultural and recreational activities.
The Chipota Himitta' program teaches parents skills to raise healthy and happy children. Services include parenting education, help building support systems, child development screenings and transportation to center-based services. Participants must be pregnant or have an...
The psychiatric services team provides mental health crisis intervention for any age and can include the entire family unit. Emergency crisis services are provided as needed, including after-hours and holidays, at the Chickasaw Nation Medical Center. Services are available...
The Chickasaw Nation Medical Center Intensive Care Unit (ICU) is comprised of a multidisciplinary care structure that ensures the highest level of care and attention. Patients must have a CDIB and citizenship card and be a current patient of the Chickasaw Nation Department...