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.
February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month (TDVAM).Dating violence is more common than many people realize, especially among teens and young adults. • 1 in 3 U.S. teens will experience physical, sexual, or emotional abuse from a dating partner before adulthood. • Nearly 43% of U.S. college women report experiencing violent or abusive behaviors in dating relationships.Each February, communities across the country come together to raise awareness, educate, and advocate for healthy relationships, working to stop dating abuse before it starts.The 2026 TDVAM theme, “Real Love Respects,” centers on a simple but powerful truth: respect is non-negotiable. In a world full of mixed messages about love and relationships, this message matters more than ever.Real love is earned.Real love is honest.Real love never makes you question your worth.If it’s real, it’s respectful.Show your support for healthy relationships and survivors of teen dating violence by wearing orange on Tuesday, February 10, 2026.Osage Nation Family Violence Prevention📍 1201 E. 11th St., Pawhuska, OK 74056📞 Office: 539-212-2411☎️ Crisis Line (24/7): 866-897-4747You’re not alone. Support is here. 💜
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