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Oklahoma City Indian Clinic

Oklahoma City Indian Clinic serves patients from more than 220 US federally recognized tribes. For more information, please visit our webpage at okcic.com.
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Oklahoma City Indian Clinic's (OKCIC) campus consists of three buildings on W. Reno between MacArthur and Meridian. Our locations are at: 4913 W. Reno Ave., 5208 W. Reno Ave., and 309 S Ann Arbor Ave in Oklahoma City. OKCIC's 5208 and 309 locations are across the street to our older location (4913 W. Reno Ave.)

4913 W Reno services include: Women's Health, Oncology, Endocrinology, Imaging, Podiatry, Pharmacy and Dental.

5208 W Reno services include: Pediatrics, Health Promotion Disease Prevention, STAR diabetes prevention, Behavioral Health, Public Health, Wellness Center and Physical Therapy. OKCIC's 309 location houses Primary Care Teams, Optometry, Easy Access, Lab, Health Information and more. Central Oklahoma American Indian Health Council, Inc. dba Oklahoma City Indian Clinic is a 501(c)(3) federally regulated non-profit corporation. OKCIC is an urban Indian health clinic serving over 18,000 patients in central Oklahoma from more than 200 United States federally recognized Native American tribes. OKCIC is a federal contractor of the United States Indian Health Service and is not affiliated with any tribe, tribal government or any US federal agency. For more information visit our website at www.okcic.com. Have feedback for us? We want to hear it! Please fill out this brief survey so that we can ensure your feedback gets to the appropriate team members. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScpnKxVSMO2Nv-4Lo72-PJlZkEAZzIH6YOAAaIGV0Zk4y5Iiw/viewform?usp=sf_link

11/30/2025

Join us in December for our next Guided First Americans Museum Tour. OKCIC Guided FAM Tour is for current OKCIC patients ages 18+. During the tour, patients will have the opportunity to explore the shared histories of Oklahoma’s 39 unique First American Nations. Participants will participate in an enriching experience of the cultural heritage represented in the museum. The Tour is scheduled for Friday, December 19th, from 1:00-4:00 p.m. To apply, click this link: https://buff.ly/0i5t6qJ , or go to okcic.com/events. For questions about this and other events we offer, you can call (405) 948-4900 ext. 698 or visit our events page.

11/29/2025

Calling all Federal employees and retirees! Planning on giving through the CFC this Giving Tuesday? Visit GiveCFC.org and click the Donate button to get started. And, don't forget to use #29906 for your donation to OKCIC!

11/28/2025

Happy Native American Heritage Day!
Today, we honor and celebrate the strength, traditions, and enduring contributions of Native American communities. November 28th is a reminder to uplift Indigenous voices, recognize cultural resilience, and celebrate the rich heritage that continues to shape our world. Honoring the past. Celebrating the present. Empowering the future.

11/28/2025

We’re hiring! Come join our compassionate, mission-driven team at Oklahoma City Indian Clinic (OKCIC) as we continue working toward our vision of becoming the national model for American Indian health care. We’re currently looking for talented individuals to fill the following roles:
💼 RN Manager of Education and Quality
💼 IT Security Analyst
💼 Medical Lab Technician
💼 Medical Family Therapist
💼 Clinical Nurse Manager - Urgent Care
💼 Dental Billing Specialist
We’re proud to be ranked #11 in The Journal Record’s Best Places to Work in 2025 for large employer. If you’re passionate about making a difference and supporting Native health and wellness, we’d love to have you on our team. Apply today at 👉 okcic.com/careers

11/27/2025

🌟 Native American Heritage Month Spotlight: Carolyn Lewis Attneave, PhD 🌟
This week, we honor Dr. Carolyn Lewis Attneave (1920–1992), one of the most influential American Indian psychologists in history. Known for her pioneering work in cross-cultural psychology, family therapy, and community mental health, Dr. Attneave dedicated her life to improving care for American Indian communities nationwide. A member of the Delaware Nation, her summers spent in Oklahoma helped shape her strong cultural identity, inspiring a career focused on diversity and culturally grounded mental health services. After moving to Oklahoma, she coordinated community guidance services for the Department of Health Services, working with several tribes while building collaborative, interdisciplinary care. Dr. Attneave later founded the Boston Indian Council, one of the largest Indian centers in North America, and launched the Network of Indian Psychologists to connect resources across Indian Country. Her work at Harvard produced a landmark nine-volume study on American Indian mental health needs and services. Her legacy continues to guide Native mental health professionals today.

11/27/2025

Oklahoma City Indian Clinic would like to wish everyone a Happy Thanksgiving. We're thankful for our amazing staff, who uphold every day our mission to provide excellent health care to American Indians. We're also thankful to our patients for trusting us with your health care.
We want to remind you that we are closed today and tomorrow, and will reopen Monday morning. We also want to know what you're thankful for. Let us know in the comment below.

11/26/2025

We're thankful for this amazing progress update on our dental renovation! The floor is back and walls are going up. We're so excited for you to see the final product. This expansion is going to help so many more patients. In the meantime, we're still providing dental services at the OU College of Dentistry at 1201 N Stonewall Ave., Oklahoma City, OK 73117. For more information or to schedule an appointment, call (405) 948-4900 ext. 263, or visit our webpage at okcic.com/dental.

11/26/2025

Infants can receive protection from RSV either through maternal antibodies or after birth with preventative antibodies, and both are recommended by CDC.gov. Either a single dose of the maternal RSV vaccine during 32-36 weeks of pregnancy (between September through January), or a single dose of RSV monoclonal antibody for babies born during or before their first RSV season (October through March), can shield them during their most vulnerable months. Schedule an appointment to discuss with your physician by calling (405) 948-4900.

11/25/2025

November is National Diabetes Month and we’re showing love to our relatives by talking about it openly. Native people continue to experience higher rates of diabetes, but we also carry the strength, knowledge, and community to change that story.

Small daily steps really do add up. Move your body in ways that feel good, choose balance with your meals, drink your water, and keep up with your checkups.

Your health matters. Your family’s health matters.
Share this message and remind your relatives to get screened.🫶🏽🩵

11/25/2025

Yesterday, OKCIC staff and volunteers came together to support the American Indian community through our Warm & Fuzzy ThankFULL Baskets event. Thanks to generous employee donations, payroll contributions, and partner support, we provided 150 families with full Thanksgiving meal baskets, complete with a turkey and all the fixings.
Huge thanks to every staff member and volunteer who donated, packed, and helped distribute the baskets. Your kindness makes a real difference. If you're interested in registering to receive services like these let your provider know at your next appointment.

11/25/2025

Here's your reminder that Oklahoma City Indian Clinic will be closed this Thursday and Friday for the Thanksgiving holiday break. If you have prescriptions to pick up, you have until the end of Wednesday to do so. We don't want you to be without your medication during the long break.

11/24/2025

From the littlest patients to our cherished Elders, we have a class for everyone. Our recent Elders Archery class allowed our older patients to test their skills and keep their hand-eye coordination strong. If you're interested in any of our events and classes, check out our calendar at okcic.com/events.

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4913 W Reno Avenue
Oklahoma City, OK
73127

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

Telephone

+14059484900

Website

http://www.okcic.com/

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