We are proud to bring to the Native American community a new era of healthcare not only in the physical sense - with new buildings and facilities and technology - but in the philosophical sense as well. We are committed to setting in motion a new era of healthcare; one that will redefine the standards by which we have both received care and cared for ourselves.
The Public Health Department is excited to invite all elders (55 years and older) for an afternoon of fun games, activities, and health education topics.
Come out and socialize with friends and neighbors!
Date: November 20th
Time: 11 AM - 1 PM
Location: Little Axe Resource Center
Lunch Information:
FREE if you are signed up with the Title VI program.
Get PRC Compliant for a hassle-free referral process
Speak to a PRC Representative
Get help applying for SoonerCare
Bring your Photo ID, CDIB Card, Insurance Cards, Proof of Residency
Classes & Meetings
No classes or meetings at this time
Testimonials
I appreciate the wide variety of services that are in one location. I would recommend this clinic to others because it is convenient and the staff is compassionate. I enjoy my visits because of quality care.
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Sarah
I love the fact that the wait times aren't that long. They seem to stay on schedule and its easy to get a same day appointment. Jackie the women's health provider is easy to talk to and very informative. Over all it's always a great experience and would recommend this clinic to anyone looking to change their doctor.
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Melissa
My health is top priority. My needs are always meet. I feel I can express my feelings and be heard. I really appreciate it.
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Marijo
The goal of the Community Needs Assessment (C.N.A.) is to plan, prioritize, and budget for the healthcare delivery for the community and assess those needs on a periodic basis to ensure services and resources are concentrated where they should be. This is identified by the community serviced by the healthcare organization as necessary for improving the health of all community members via the evaluation of new technology, services, or products available to the community.
Help us help our community by taking a quick survey, online or at our upcoming Health Awareness Fair.
See if you qualify for VA Benefits ~ Explore your current VA Benefits!
Friday, August 1st, 9 am - 3 pm
Little Axe Health Center, Norman, OK
VHA Health & VBA Benefits Specialists will be available to assist with the following U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs programs:
Mental Health & Substance Abuse
Women’s Program
Veterans Justice Outreach Program Veterans Benefits
Vocational Benefits
Social Security
OEF/OIF
Vet Center
Contact: Connie Bottaro, Patient Benefit Advocate/ Liza Wilson, Patient Benefit Advocate
Little Axe Health Center ~ 15951 Little Axe Drive, Norman, OK, 73026
Absentee Shawnee Tribal Health System ~ 405.447.0300
Saturday, June 14th No Registration Fee Open to the public! * Medals awarded to top 3 winners in each age category:(5-11yrs;12-17yrs; 18-55yrs; 55+; Male vs Female in all categories) * All Ages Welcome! * 1 Mile Fun Walk for Kids!
Registration Begins at 6:00 am (No Late Starts) Register at Event! 5K Race Starts at 7:00 am Fun Run/Walk starts at 8:00 am Location: Firelake Event Center, Shawnee, OK For more info contact: Jenifer Sloan @ 405.701.7988 or Kasey Dean @ 405.701.7993 Sponsored by AST MSPI/SPF *Free T-shirts & Incentives!
The Absentee Shawnee Diabetes and Wellness Program will be providing a 2014 Spring 5K on April 26th, 2014 (Saturday). We invite you all to come out and participate in this running/walking event.
You may fax the form to Fitness at 405.364.7945. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Buster Bread or Chrissy Wiens at 405.364.7298. Thank you!
For more information on how you can register for the new AST Follow My Health Patient Web Portal, contact Patient Registration at Little Axe Health Center405.447.0300 or Shawnee Clinic405.878.4702.
