Wilma P. Mankiller Health Center

About Wilma P. Mankiller Health Center

The Wilma P. Mankiller Health Center is a healthcare facility run by The Cherokee Nation in Indian Territory, which is present-day Stilwell, Oklahoma. The Cherokee Nation is the largest tribe in the U.S. Their health center serves the more than 141,000 Cherokee Nation citizens in northeastern Oklahoma.

The Wilma P. Mankiller Health Center opened back in 1995 and has expanded in the past 30 years. The facility now has over 100,000 square feet. Services provided here include health and human services, education, and assistance with job searches and housing. Outpatient services here include grief and trauma counseling, psychological testing, crisis Intervention, and individual in group therapy.

I like that residents are able to come to this health center for a wide range of needs including pediatrics, optometry, primary care, physical rehab and wellness and behavioral health. Part of the behavioral health umbrella is substance use disorders. They offer medication assisted treatment (MAT) services to address opioid use disorders. MAT combines medication and addiction counseling, relapse prevention and family care management.

I can see that family care management could be a vital part of the recovery solution for some clients.This program helps folks find community resources like child care, parenting classes and social services. They also advocate for families that are involved in court or school systems and provide education classes for parenting support.They work with families to help set and meet goals.

They also have a robust prevention services program. This includes Narcan training and substance use prevention activities for community members.

Hospitalization for crisis intervention is available on a case-by-case basis for clients living within the Cherokee Nation Tribal area.

The Wilma P. Mankiller Health Center is a healthcare facility run by The Cherokee Nation in Indian Territory, which is present-day Stilwell, Oklahoma. The Cherokee Nation is the largest tribe in the United States and this facility serves the more than 141,000 Cherokee Nation citizens in northeastern Oklahoma.

The Wilma P. Mankiller Health Center opened in 1995 and consistently expanded. The facility now has over 100,000 square feet. Services provided here include health and human services, education, employment, housing, and more. Outpatient services here include grief and trauma counseling, psychological testing, crisis Intervention and individual in group therapy.

I like that residents are able to come to this health center for a wide range of needs including pediatrics, optometry, primary care, physical rehab and wellness and behavioral health. Part of the behavioral health umbrella is substance use disorders. They offer medication assisted treatment (MAT) services to address opioid use disorders. MAT combines medication and addiction counseling, relapse prevention and family care management.

I can see that family care management could be a vital part of the recovery solution for some clients.This program helps folks find community resources like child care, parenting classes and social services. They also advocate for families that are involved in court or school systems and provide education classes for parenting support.They work with families to help set and meet goals.

They also have a robust prevention services program. This includes Narcan training and substance use prevention activities for community members.

Hospitalization for crisis intervention is available on a case-by-case basis for clients living within the Cherokee Nation Tribal area.

The Wilma P. Mankiller Health Center is a healthcare facility run by The Cherokee Nation in Indian Territory, which is present-day Stilwell, Oklahoma. The Cherokee Nation is the largest tribe in the United States and this facility serves the more than 141,000 Cherokee Nation citizens in northeastern Oklahoma.

The Wilma P. Mankiller Health Center opened in 1995 and consistently expanded. The facility now has over 100,000 square feet. Services provided here include health and human services, education, employment, housing, and more. Outpatient services here include grief and trauma counseling, psychological testing, crisis Intervention and individual in group therapy.

I like that residents are able to come to this health center for a wide range of needs including pediatrics, optometry, primary care, physical rehab and wellness and behavioral health. Part of the behavioral health umbrella is substance use disorders. They offer medication assisted treatment (MAT) services to address opioid use disorders. MAT combines medication and addiction counseling, relapse prevention and family care management.

I can see that family care management could be a vital part of the recovery solution for some clients.This program helps folks find community resources like child care, parenting classes and social services. They also advocate for families that are involved in court or school systems and provide education classes for parenting support.They work with families to help set and meet goals.

They also have a robust prevention services program. This includes Narcan training and substance use prevention activities for community members.

Hospitalization for crisis intervention is available on a case-by-case basis for clients living within the Cherokee Nation Tribal area.