The Osage Nation envisions a strong, culturally-sensitive healthcare system that will transform the health of the communities we serve and provide Native American families with healthcare they can rely on. All tribes are welcome.
Direct services are available to all eligible Native Americans and referred care is allowable to those residing within the Osage Nation Reservation, Kay, Grant, Noble, Payne and Garfield Counties.
The Wahzhazhe Health Center is dedicated to promoting a culture of continuous Quality and Performance Improvement. It is the goal of the Wahzhazhe Health Center to always provide optimal care and services to the patients we proudly serve.
The Osage Nation Health System recognizes and appreciates Terry Evans's service during her retirement awards presentation at the SSAPT Special Board meeting on the 23rd of October. Terry has served her tribe in the Indian Health Service and at the Bureau of Indian Affairs for approximately 50 years, celebrating a life of service and care for Native American families. She will be missed by the staff, the health board, and Administration. We wish her well in any future endeavors and a healthy, happy retirement well deserved after her years of faithful service!
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📢 RESEARCH STUDY OPPORTUNITYWe are sharing this research opportunity on behalf of researchers investigating the impact of commercial cigarette smoking on health and physiology among Native American adults.Participants may qualify if they:• Identify as Native American• Smoke cigarettes daily• Are 18 years of age or olderThe study includes two in-person visits to assess physiology, and eligible participants may receive up to $520 in compensation.This is an independent research study and is not an Osage Nation Health System program or study. We are sharing this information as a community resource for those who may be interested.For eligibility and additional information, please scan the QR code on the flyer or contact the research team directly:📞 918-660-3048📧 oksnap4cessation@gmail.comThe study is IRB approved by the Indian Health Service – Oklahoma City Area Office and the University of Oklahoma Health Campus.
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