Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes Department of Health

09/03/2026

Come see our Health Programs at Colony Labor Day Powwow this weekend! Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes Tradition Not Addiction Program Cheyenne Arapaho Respect Program CHR Program

09/03/2026

Health Education Thursday 📚 Do you know your blood pressure, blood sugar, and cholesterol numbers? Routine screenings can help identify health concerns early and give you an opportunity to take action.

Call the CHR program 405-295-1750 for more information on routine screenings and information on self-monitoring, request a home visit, or visit the CHR table at health outreach events.

For information on receiving your own blood pressure cuff for monitoring please contact the following:

Heather Ward (El Reno) [email protected]
Lorena Najera (Kingfisher) [email protected]
Michelle Cox (Elk City) [email protected]
Jennifer Like (OKC) [email protected]
Taylor Conner (OKC) [email protected]

Or click the link for a Heart Ambassador near you.
https://public.tableau.com/app/profile/joyce.samuel5929/viz/HHAFacilitators/DashboardFinal

09/03/2026

09/02/2026

Today (9/2) in Watonga!

09/02/2026

Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribal Member, U.S. Army Veteran, and Certified Diabetes Nurse Educator Carolyn Fletcher will be presenting during a Lunch & Learn Event by the Oklahoma Indigenous Nurses Association tomorrow at 12pm!

🍽️ BRING YOUR LUNCH & JOIN US!

OINA invites you to our September Lunch & Learn!

📅 Wednesday, September 2, 2026
⏰ 12:00 PM (Noon)
💻 Via Zoom https://zoom.us/j/92719361317?pwd=48LXtYUX5dWoO0RKPTa0dh8OHtVn5t.1&utm_source=chatgpt.com

🎤 Featured Guest Relative: Carolyn Fletcher

Carolyn is a Cheyenne and Arapaho tribal member, U.S. Army veteran, nurse, and Certified Diabetes Nurse Educator serving at the Clinton Indian Health Center.

Join us as Carolyn shares her journey from Army medic to nurse educator and advocate for Native health, along with the work she is doing to educate and empower patients and families.

❤️ Invite a relative! Invite a nursing student! Invite a colleague!

OINA is about creating connections and building a stronger network of Indigenous nurses, students, healthcare professionals, allies, and communities.

You do not have to be an OINA member to attend.

Nurses: Remember to join the Oklahoma Nurses Association and stay connected with what is happening in nursing across Oklahoma.

🦅Our Culture. Our Community. Our Care. Our Future.🪶

09/01/2026

🍂Enjoy the fall season—without taking a fall! 🍂

September is Fall Prevention Awareness Month, and while we’re ready for cooler weather, changing leaves, and all things fall, there’s one kind of fall we want to prevent!

Falls can happen at any age, but older adults are especially at risk. A few simple steps can help keep you or someone you love safe:

🍁 Keep walkways clear and well-lit
👟 Wear supportive, non-slip shoes
💪 Stay active to maintain strength and balance
💊 Review medications that may cause dizziness
👀 Keep up with vision and hearing checks
🏠 Use handrails and grab bars where needed

CHR program is available for home safety checks and home visits within the Cheyenne and Arapaho jurisdiction area. Call for more information.
405-295-1750 or 405-295-1749

08/31/2026

This Saturday, September 5 starting at 9 AM

08/31/2026

Our offices are currently closed, our staff is available by phone and relocated to 1950 S Shephard