Medication Awareness
Did you know that some medications may need to be avoided if you are over the age of 65? By: Morgan Masterson, PharmD, BCGP As we age our bodies react differently to medications than they did when we were young due to the normal physiologic changes that occur with aging. Many older adults have multiple […]
Nursing Skills Fair
By: Tracee Barton, RN Last October, the nursing department at Oklahoma City Indian Clinic participated in its annual nursing skills fair, a valuable opportunity for staff to enhance their patient care practices. The event covered a range of topics crucial to improving health care delivery. Attendees learned about infection prevention strategies, proper PRC procedures, vaccinations […]
Together, we can reduce the number of opioid deaths.
The rise in opioid overdoses has become a concerning issue for health officials in the United States. 75% of the almost 92,000 drug overdose deaths in 2020 were linked to opioids. Among those troubling statistics, the rate of drug overdose deaths among American Indians stand above the national average. Opioid misuse remains a significant risk […]
Board of Directors Spotlight
Oklahoma City Indian Clinic (OKCIC) is led by an experienced all Native Board of Directors who bring a wealth of expertise and dedication to the organization’s mission of providing excellent health care services to American Indians. Through their leadership, these individuals guide OKCIC in delivering compassionate, culturally sensitive, and comprehensive care that addresses the unique […]
OKCIC’s Community Corner
By: Marci Hensley Taylor Kilander is Oklahoma City Indian Clinic’s (OKCIC) training coordinator in the Quality department. Her role is to train and educate the staff on Lean/Six Sigma and anything ‘continuous improvement’ based. She takes great pride in being able to educate staff on continuous improvement practices because she feels like she’s sparking a […]
Celebrating 40 Years of Jeanette Kemp
In January of 2024, one of Oklahoma City Indian Clinic’s (OKCIC) most tenured employees, Jeanette Kemp, was presented with a special gift to commemorate and recognize her 40 years of service toOKCIC and its patients. OKCIC has been serving patients for 50 years, which means she has been here for the majority of OKCIC’s lifetime! […]
OKCIC is Named One of the Best Places to Work in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City Indian Clinic (OKCIC) is proud to announce it was named the 11th Best Place to Work by The Journal Record in the large employer category. This esteemed acknowledgement highlights OKCIC’s commitment to prioritizing its employees, expanding its reach, and fostering a culture of excellence.The Journal Record teamed up with the Best Companies Group […]
GONA – Gathering of Native Americans
GONA coming this fall! Native youth ages 16-21 are invited to learn about personal discovery and build strong group connections using conversations, arts & crafts, and group activities. Join us to explore the four cultural components of embracing community and healing through concepts of: Belonging, Generosity, Interdependence and Mastery. Interested in attending GONA this fall? […]
SoonerSelect FAQ for American Indian/Alaskan Native (AI/AN) Members
Note: You may sometimes see the term “enrollee” used along with the term “member.” This means a SoonerCare member eligible to choose a SoonerSelect plan. What is SoonerSelect? SoonerSelect is a health care delivery system used to coordinate health and dental care and to improve quality of care. The Oklahoma Health Care Authority (OHCA) will […]
Oklahoma City Indian Clinic Celebrates Native Women at its Annual Women’s Health Fair
OKLAHOMA CITY- Oklahoma City Indian Clinic (OKCIC) is proud to announce the success of its recent annual Women’s Health Fair, an event dedicated to enhancing the well-being of Native women in the community. Serving approximately 100 patients, the fair offered a comprehensive range of vital services, including vaccinations, mammograms, dental care, OB-GYN wellness checks, and […]
Oklahoma City Indian Clinic Joins the Run To Remember Marathon in Tribute To Oklahoma City Bombing Victims
OKLAHOMA CITY- On April 28, 2024, Oklahoma City Indian Clinic (OKCIC) staff and patients proudly participated in the annual Run to Remember Memorial Marathon. This event is dedicated to honoring the lives lost during the tragic Oklahoma City bombing, which occurred on April 19, 1995. OKCIC takes pride in participating in the kids marathon, which […]
Oklahoma City Indian Clinic Offers Free Self-Defense Classes For Patients and Non-Patients
OKLAHOMA CITY- Since the pandemic, violence against women has increased significantly in the United States. Recent studies from the United Nations Women show that 45% of women reported noticing an increase in gender-based violence within the past couple of years. Oklahoma City Indian Clinic (OKCIC) acknowledges the concerns accompanied by these statistics and is committed […]
