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.
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
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
"[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."
Due to flooded areas of Shawnee Bld. 16, the building will be closed until further notice. All Shawnee PT patients will be seen at the LA Physical Therapy site.
We will update you when a decision has been made to re-open the building.
At the Absentee Shawnee Tribal Health System, your voice matters to us!
Please take a moment to fill out our Patient Healthcare Needs Survey to help us better understand your current needs as a valued patient and any future needs that you see in our community.
Every answer matters to us, and we greatly appreciate your feedback!
In observance, we'll be providing walk-in prostate cancer screenings on November 4th — 8AM-4PM — at our Little Axe Health Center Specialty Clinic for established patients!
Expired prescription drugs/over-the-counter medications and sharps can be dangerous. Here's your chance to dispose of them safely!
DEA National Drug & Sharps Take-Back Drive-Thru Event
Saturday, October 26 – 10AM-2PM
Little Axe Health Center – 15951 Little Axe Drive, Norman, OK
In celebration of National Take Back Day, we are working with the Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics, The Virtue Center, and the OU Southwest Prevention Center to provide a safe way to dispose of unwanted prescription medications.
