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 September Osage Health Newsletter is here!This month's issue is full of news from across the Osage Nation Health System:🤝 IHS Director Mark Cruz visits Pawhuska💰 Si-Si A-Pe-Txa Grants Department secures $5.7 million in new funding🏡 Meet Terrence Gibson, Administrator of the Nation's first assisted living facility, and Cheryl Smith, our new Director of Physical Therapy🦷 Soonercare Kids Days are coming to the ONHS Dental Clinic🚶 Join the Osage Striders walking group, starting September 22🦬 Buffalo Run 5K, October 10🪶 Wellness Powwow, October 3🩺 3rd Annual CHR Health Fair, October 7You'll also find health tips, free opioid safety kits, MyChart information, wellness resources, and upcoming observances.👉 Read the full newsletter: osagehealth.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/Newsletter-September-2026-8.5-x-11-in-2.pdf ... See MoreSee Less
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Naloxone Training for First Responders – Save a Life, Be PreparedJoin us for a vital Red Ribbon Week event designed to equip first responders with the skills to reverse opioid overdoses using Naloxone. This life-saving medication can quickly counteract the effects of an overdose, and your training could make the difference between life and death.Event Details:Date & Time: Wednesday, October 28th, 1 PM – 2 PMLocation: Osage County Sheriff's Office Training Center, 900 St. Paul Ave., Pawhuska, OKHosted by: Osage Nation Health System – Prevention DepartmentCLET Credit: Completion earns 0.5 CLEET hoursWhy Attend?Overdoses can happen in any community. This training will provide the latest information on local conditions, symptoms, and effective response strategies. Be ready to act when every second counts.Register Now: Click here to sign up forms.cloud.microsoft/r/FAj9gpjk80Questions? Contact aimee.inglis@osagehealth.org or call 918-287-9316.Be informed. Be prepared. Be the reason someone gets a second chance. ... See MoreSee Less
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