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IHCRC announces facility expansion plans to increase health care services

The new addition is estimated to be completed in 18 months and cost between six and seven million dollars. "The Board of Trustees and the Expansion Team are very excited that this expansion and renovation project is beginning!" said Jim Cameron, IHCRC Board of Trustee Facility Chairman. "It has been in the works for many years, and when completed, will make an exceptional impact on both IHCRC staff as well as the patients we serve. Read more about the Building Expansion on this site or in the Summer and Fall issues 2009 of the HealthSpirit.


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Stories in the Fall 2009 issue of Healthy Spirit:

IHCRC Facility Construction Update and $2 Million Major Gifts Campaign launched for IHCRC facility; IHCRC Employees and Departments recognized for outstanding performance; Meet Alicia Young, Activity Specialist; IHCRC receives Pre-Diabetes and Obesity HP/DP grant; Tim Shadlow, IHCRC Youth Program Coordinator; Strengthening Our Native Youth grant received by IHCRC Behavioral Health Department and much more.


Deanna Holman

Deanna Holman was honored for 25 years of employment with IHCRC.

Annual meeting and awards

At its 2009 annual meeting, Indian Health Care Resource Center of Tulsa presented a number of special recognition awards to board members, supporters and staff members. Read more...

Indian Health Care Resource Center of Tulsa 2009 Annual Report is now available

Included in the annual report: IHCRC Facility Construction Update; Community Food Security and Gardening Programs; Native Children's Art Contest and 2009 Year in Review.

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Save the Date!

20th Annual Dance of the Two Moons 2010
Saturday, April 24, 2010, Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Tulsa
Emily Bolusky IHCRC Public Relations Manager at 918/382-1206
ebolusky@ihcrc.org


Carmelita Skeeter Area Director

2009 IHS National Impact Award and other clinic awards

Carmelita Wamego Skeeter, Chief Executive Officer has been CEO of Indian Health Care Resource Center of Tulsa (IHCRC) since 1989. Recognized as one of Oklahoma's most distinguished First Ladies of Health, Carmelita Skeeter coordinates the activities and services for IHCRC and helps to bring local and national focus to the vision and mission of the organization. This member of the Citizen Potawatomi Nation speaks out strongly in support of minority and Indian health care needs.

Read about IHCRC's recent awards .