The A-Mo Health Center, is an expansive medical facility serving the local community, and it opened its doors in April 1996. Situated on a spacious 10-acre plot, the center boasts an impressive 28,840 square feet of space dedicated to providing essential healthcare services.
The facility’s name pays homage to the Cherokee people and local residents who historically traded for salt in the area, fostering a sense of connection to the region’s rich heritage.
Since its establishment, the A-Mo Health Center has become an integral part of the community’s healthcare infrastructure. Its strategic location and all-encompassing services ensure that residents have access to quality medical care close to home.
Towering over the W.W. Hastings Hospital campus in Tahlequah, the Cherokee Nation Outpatient Health Center stands as an emblem of the tribe’s commitment to its people’s well-being.
This massive 469,000-square-foot, four-story facility is the largest health center operated by the Cherokee Nation and the largest Indian Health Service joint venture health facility in the United States.
The center’s LEED Silver certification showcases the Cherokee Nation’s dedication to sustainable and conscientious development, reflecting the tribe’s deep-rooted connection to the land.
As a hub for healthcare services, it brings together the latest medical advancements with traditional Cherokee values of community and healing.
While the Cherokee Nation Outpatient Health Center serves as a flagship facility, smaller centers like the Cooweescoowee Health Center play a critical role in extending healthcare access across Cherokee communities.
The Cooweescoowee Health Center, which opened its doors in June 2015, replaced a much smaller satellite clinic. This expansion has allowed for a significant increase in services offered to the local Cherokee population.
The new facility, situated on 20 acres, features 28,000 square feet of space—a substantial upgrade from its 5,000-square-foot predecessor. The center’s history dates back to 1992 when it was originally constructed, with a dedication ceremony held in 1993.
The groundbreaking for the current, larger facility took place in December 2013, marking a new chapter in healthcare provision for the community it serves.
Established in 1989, the Sam Hider Health Center has undergone significant growth to meet the increasing demand for health services in its area. Initially housed in the former Jay Memorial Hospital, the center relocated to a new facility in 2015.
This move allowed for a substantial expansion, increasing the center’s size from 28,345 to 42,000 square feet.
The larger space has enabled the addition of essential services, including Physical Therapy and Bone Density Testing. These enhancements reflect the center’s commitment to providing extensive care to the community it serves.
Operating Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., the Sam Hider Health Center continues to evolve, ensuring that local residents have access to quality healthcare services.
This state-of-the-art facility opened in 2008 as a result of a joint venture program with the Indian Health Service. Located in Muskogee, Oklahoma, it’s designed to serve the community’s healthcare needs with over 100,000 square feet of space.
The Three Rivers Health Center stands out for several reasons:
By offering all-encompassing services in a modern facility, Three Rivers Health Center ensures that community members have access to the care they need and deserve.
The Cherokee Nation’s health centers are vital in delivering comprehensive care to their community. By seamlessly integrating modern medical approaches with traditional healing principles, they offer a broad spectrum of services across facilities of different scales.
At TreatmentRehabCenters.org, we have found the outpatient services at these facilities play a crucial role in sustaining and supporting recovery for those seeking behavioral health services in Cherokee communities across the state of Oklahoma.
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