Wieck, Robert A DO

The Muscogee Nation Department of Health, headquartered in Okmulgee, Oklahoma, is the fourth largest federally recognized tribe in the United States, serving over 100,000 citizens. Established in 1977, the department operates community hospitals and clinics across an extensive 11-county reservation, providing a wide range of health services tailored to the needs of Native populations. With a commitment to improving the quality of life for its people and communities, the Muscogee Nation Department of Health has evolved to offer greater flexibility in healthcare services through its Indian Self-Determination compact with the Indian Health Service. The department encompasses various programs, including behavioral health, maternal and child health, and diabetes prevention, ensuring comprehensive care for its citizens. Generated from the website

Threshold to Freedom is about helping others help themselves through education, from books and pamphlets designed to specifically target individual needs ranging from homelessness, codependency, anger management and other personal things that are going on in peoples lives, that keep them down and...

Utica Park Clinic in Okemah, Oklahoma, offers a comprehensive range of healthcare services delivered by a diverse team of over 325 providers across more than 30 specialties. Committed to compassionate, multispecialty care, the clinic ensures that patients receive top-notch healthcare close to home, from routine health check-ups to specialized treatments. With facilities including orthopedic care, gastroenterology, and OB-GYN services, Utica Park Clinic aims to improve patients' overall well-being through individualized and expert care. The clinic also places a strong emphasis on patient education and community health resources, supporting a holistic approach to health management. Generated from the website