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The Path to Health
A Higher Quality of Life
Medical Clinic
Mon - Fri 8 AM - 5 PM
Closed for Federal Holidays and the first
Wednesday of each month until 1 PM
Wellness Center
Mon - Fri 5 AM - 8 PM
Sat 8 AM - 4 PM
Closed Sunday and Federal Holidays
Appointments
Established Patients
New patients and Reestablishing care
New patients and Reestablishing care
To schedule a medical appointment for an established patient, please call (918) 332-4478.
To schedule all other appointments, please call the respective department(s).
Behavioral Health
(918) 332-4399
Dental (918) 332-4316
Diabetic Foot Care
(918) 332-4423
Healthy Living Program
(Dieticians & Diabetic Educators) (918) 332-4344
Lab (918) 332-4465
Optometry (918) 332-4317
Radiology (918) 332-4475
Rehabilitative Services (918) 332-4451
Same Day Appointments
For same day medical appointments, established patients must call
(918) 332-4363
Mon-Fri starting at 7:30am.
New patients and Reestablishing care
New patients and Reestablishing care
New patients and Reestablishing care
New patients or patients reestablishing care (two years inactive) must call (918) 332-4430, starting at 8:00 a.m. on the first Wednesday of the month.
- You must leave a voice message with your name, date of birth and a callback number. Phone calls will be returned in the order received.
- If available, an appointment will be scheduled for the following month.
- If no appointments are available, the outgoing message on the voicemail will be changed, advising patients to call back the next month.
- When appointment slots are full, the remaining patients who have left a message will be contacted and their name will be placed on a waiting list.
- If an appointment slot becomes available, those on the waiting list may be contacted for scheduling.
Emergency Care
New patients and Reestablishing care
Emergency Care
NTHS is not an Emergency Room. Time is valuable in the case of heart attack and stroke. Patients having an emergency, i.e. chest pain, severe abdominal pain, extreme shortness of breath, stroke symptoms, should call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.
If less urgent but not a minor problem, patients may go to Claremore Indian Hospital's
24-hour emergency room located at
101 South Moore Street, Claremore, Ok 74017
(918) 342-6200.
Patients may also go to
W.W. Hastings Hospital
100 S. Bliss Ave,
Tahlequah, OK 74464.
(918) 458-3100 or toll free (877) 838-310
Patients receiving emergency care at any non Indian facility must report the visit to NTHS Purchased Referred Care Department at (918) 332-4470 within 72 hours from the beginning of care. The medical data about each case is evaluated by the Purchased Referred Care Review Committee to determine priority for payment.
Vaccines
Coronavirus vaccines must be scheduled.
Call (918) 332-4478 for an appointment.
Flu vaccines are available by walk-in Tues–Fri
from 1:00 pm–4:30 pm.
Only active patients are eligible for vaccines.
the practice
Our Health Mission
Our Health Mission
Our Health Mission
Northeastern Tribal Health System strives to promote good health and prevent disease while providing quality health care to the surrounding Native American community.
Our Goal
Our Health Mission
Our Health Mission
Northeastern Tribal Health System aims to empower and educate the surrounding Native American community to achieve and maintain the best possible health.
Our Vision
Our Health Mission
Experience and Professionalism
The Northeastern Tribal Health System staff and facility will serve as a prime resource and advocate for health in the surrounding Native American community, linking it to the health care system, actively identifying existing and evolving health care needs, and striving to meet those needs.
Experience and Professionalism
Experience and Professionalism
Experience and Professionalism
With years of experience, our medical team will assess you and create a custom recovery plan that's right for you. We understand the importance of educating you on the most effective ways to take care of your body, so that you can heal quickly.
Physicians Who Care
Experience and Professionalism
Physicians Who Care
Not only will our doctors treat your existing conditions, but we also work to prevent pain and illness from occurring. We strive to help you improve your quality of life, achieve your wellness goals, and heal your body to live your best life possible.
5 Tenets of Northeastern Tribal health System
Respect
Responsiveness
Partnership
Patients, staff, family and community will value each other and treat one another with courtesy and consideration.
Partnership
Responsiveness
Partnership
Northeastern Tribal Health System staff is part of a team, which also includes the surrounding Native American community, individual patients, family members, and other health care resources.
Responsiveness
Responsiveness
Responsiveness
We strive to be aware of the Native American community’s needs and to find ways to address those needs.
Wholeness
Wholeness
Responsiveness
We work toward health and well-being in all aspects—physical, psychological, social, and spiritual—of the lives of our patients, staff, families, and surrounding Native American community.
Wisdom
Wholeness
Wisdom
Rational, effective, cooperative, and compassionate use of limited resources to accomplish the mission and promote long-term health and function of the surrounding Native American community.
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Northeastern Tribal Health System
7600 S Highway 69A, Miami, Oklahoma 74354, United States