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.
Flu vaccines are open to the public who are 12 years and older. Must have insurance cards, photo ID, tribal card (if they have one) to receive vaccine if they are not an established patient. Minors must have birth certificate as well.
Flu vaccines are open to the public who are 12 years and older. Must have insurance cards, photo ID, tribal card (if they have one) to receive vaccine if they are not an established patient. Minors must have birth certificate as well.
Zombie Run is October 15th. Scan the QR code to register. Registration is free and you get a FREE t-shirt if you sign-up before October 1st.
Contact information: 405.701.7192 or khancock@astribe.com
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
An overall positive experience! Beautiful facility housed with friendly professional faces and care!
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Nancy
Excellent Services, Wide Variety of Services in one location, Caring Staff and physicians, [and] Excellent Education/ Resources for Native Americans. I would recommend this clinic to others!
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Sonja
There is a cookout planned at Brendle Corner for Friday evening at 6 p.m. for our co-workers and Tribal Members affected by the tornadoes, and for the volunteers assisting with
repairs and cleanup.
Let’s see how much hamburger meat, we can collect for this event to ensure everyone can be fed. Please bring your hamburger meat no later than noon on Friday.
We are looking to feed anywhere from 200-300 people. We will be taking any donations of food, clothes, water, etc.
If you bring donations in prior to Friday, you can drop them off with any registration staff. Thank you.
AST Health Fair Evaluation Results April 6, 2013 N = 49
The Absentee Shawnee Health System emphasizes the use of advance appointments as the primary means of scheduling patient visits. Individuals who make an appointment and then fail to present within 10 min of the appointed time without giving prior notification are termed “no-shows” and will have to reschedule. Any patient with three no-show appointments will be placed on “same-day call status” for a period of six months. The patient will NOT be able to schedule appointments in advance, but will have to call in for same day care and will be subject to appointment availability.
Effective, April 1 all patients will need to update at the front registration desk prior to going to their appointment.
March is National Nutrition Month celebrated by the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics. This month will be directed towards "Get Your Plate in Shape" by making healthy food choices, developing healthy eating habits and increasing physical activity.
The Diabetes and Wellness Program (REACH) will be sponsoring & hosting weekly Diabetes and Wellness education classes with a goal of choosing healthy food choices along with email blasts. Please join us in our journey to healthier lifestyles by calling us today to reserve your seat. RSVP to the Diabetes and Wellness program at the Little Axe Clinic- 405.447.0300.
The purpose of the Diabetes and Wellness Education Department is to inform Native Americans on healthy lifestyle changes through education and awareness. Our primary goals are to prevent or slow the progression of diabetes and prevent complications from diabetes and to improve the lives of those affected by diabetes.
