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.
"[I] used the small clinic south of Hwy 9 in Little Axe. I am very impressed witht he growth and the continued excellent care I have received over the years. The doctors, nurses, lab, wellness and pharmacy have been better than most in the private sector."
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Boyd S.
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.
My health is top priority. My needs are always meet. I feel I can express my feelings and be heard. I really appreciate it.
To help protect our community, we will be providing flu shots at our Little Axe Specialty Clinic (inside our Little Axe Health Center) and at the Shawnee Clinic all throughout this October!
Traditions, attitudes about aging, and other attributes of families and cultural groups have important influences on health and well-being. Looking specifically at the implications of dementia, the Absentee Shawnee Tribal Health System is making dementia awareness and services a primary focus. This video provides a small window into the life of someone striving to improve his health and well-being through participation in the Music and Memory program.
If you’re a veteran of the U.S. Armed Forces, you may have access to educational benefits through the GI Bill and similar programs. In addition to helping veterans attend traditional four-year colleges, these benefits can also be applied to vocational schools and apprenticeships.
In this guide, Intelligent breaks down the different benefits available to veterans for non-traditional post-secondary education and reviews other important details such as eligibility, costs, and making the transition from soldier to working civilian.
Dr. Anne Fernando will leave the Health System on September 13, 2024. She is relocating to another state due to a new opportunity. Please join us in expressing our gratitude for her exceptional care during her time with us!
In addition, we are excited to introduce Dr. Kyle Woodson (above), who will provide care to patients of Dr. Fernando during this transition. Additionally, a new Pediatric Nurse Practitioner will be joining us this month, further expanding our care options.
To schedule an appointment with a new pediatrician, please call 405.447.0300.
