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 quality of care and compassion is above and beyond other health care facilities I have used in the past.
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Graciela F.
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
The receptionists are always cooperative and friendly to me. The nurses are friendly and concerned about my personal health issues and the doctor is friendly, helpful and a relief to me and my health care.
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Joel B.
How can you tell if you're hitting the mark when it comes to good oral care? Generally, your
teeth and gums should not bleed, be painful, or feel rough or sharp to your tongue. Your breath
should be fresh for at least a couple of hours after brushing in the morning and after having
eaten breakfast. One of the easiest ways to prevent gum disease is to clean your teeth properly,
We are pleased to welcome Dr. Kevin Young as our new Optometrist, who is already receiving high praise from the community. More frames and lens options are now available thanks to our teaming up with Thundercloud Optical in Omaha, Nebraska. Order placement and delivery can be expected to take 4-5 days now, down from the previous 10-15 days.
We are in the process of expanding the number of exam rooms at the Shawnee Clinic from four to eight. We welcome Dr. John Jutting, MD to our medical staff, and will be bringing more health care providers on board to offer more services in the near future.
Our Shawnee Clinic Pharmacy is now filling prescriptions for all Native Americans, and is now open through the lunch hour.
The LSWN Clinic is located off Highway 9 in the Little Axe/Norman area, across the road from our existing Little Axe Tribal Clinic. The physical address of the new clinic is 15951 Little Axe Drive in Norman, OK 73026.
We are expecting to open to the public in May 2012 and are very excited about our future capacity to serve the community.
Tour the new clinic! Take a walk-through in this video:
