Nicolet Medical & DNTL Clinic

The Forest County Potawatomi tribe, based in Crandon, WI, has been rooted in Forest County since the late 1800s. They have established themselves as the largest employer in the area by diversifying their business ventures to invest in the well-being of their people. With a deep commitment to preserving their cultural heritage, the tribe offers services through their Cultural Center, Library & Museum. These include language and cultural classes, historical photograph restoration, library resources on Great Lakes Indian history, and more. Visitors are invited to explore the modern Forest County Potawatomi community, where a rich Native American culture flourishes, honoring its past while embracing a promising future. Generated from the website content

Located in Crandon, Wis., the Health and Wellness Center works to promote health care services for Native Americans, their families and the surrounding community. Opened in 1995, it is approved by the Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Health Care (AAAHC). The center maintains medical, dental, behavioral health, human services and community health departments, as well as a pharmacy. The Health and Wellness Center s medical department employs medical directors, family nurses and women's health nurse practitioner, registered nurses, medical records clerks, and laboratory and X-ray technicians. Its behavioral health department has an alcohol and other drug abuse counselor, mental health therapists and psychiatrists.

The Menominee Tribal Clinic, located in Keshena, Wisconsin, is committed to delivering quality health care to the community through a collaborative team approach. With a focus on education, prevention, and health maintenance, the clinic emphasizes the dignity and spiritual needs of individuals as vital to their well-being and self-esteem. Generated from the website