Oklahoma City Clinic is a Medical clinic in Oklahoma City, OK. It serves American Indian patients throughout central Oklahoma, acting as a Medical Home for nearly 22,000 individuals from more than 200 federally recognized tribes. The clinic provides pediatric, prenatal, and family medicine, along with dental, optometry, behavioral health, fitness, nutrition, and other family programs. It also offers pharmacy services, social services, and public health support. The clinic holds a 2.50‑star rating based on four reviews.
The clinic operates as a contractor of the Indian Health Service and is organized as the nonprofit Central Oklahoma American Indian Health Council, Inc. dba Oklahoma City Clinic. Its pharmacy team includes pharmacists, billing technicians, and pharmacy technicians who coordinate drug therapy using patients’ complete health records, and it offers online refill requests, mail‑order medication, and automated prescription refills. The social services department connects patients to essential resources such as food assistance, housing support, and a resource map for those experiencing insecurity. The public health department comprises registered nurses, licensed practical nurses, medical assistants, a women’s health navigator, a lactation counselor, and a prevention specialist, all focused on optimizing patient well‑being. The clinic’s mission is to provide excellent health care to American Indians, with a vision of becoming the national model for American Indian health care, guided by core values of people first, quality, integrity, and professionalism.
Located on NE 23rd St, the clinic sits just a short walk from Harmony School and Martin Luther King Junior School, about a third of a mile from North Martin Luther King Avenue, and within half a mile of Phillips Park and Pitts Park.
With more than five decades of dedicated service to the American Indian community, Oklahoma City Clinic remains a vital health resource for residents of Oklahoma City.
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