Charts are updated annually.

If you have questions about which document(s) your chart update requires, please speak to someone at the front desk or call 918-588-1900 and ask for Patient Registration.

PATIENT EXPECTATIONS:

Patients must wear appropriate attire including but not limited to shirt, pants, and shoes.
Cameras may not be used in common spaces.
Patients must arrive on or prior to their scheduled appointment time.
Patients must show respect to those around them including staff and other patients.
No food, drink, alcohol, tobacco, or marijuana (including electronic vapor devices) may be consumed on the premises.

Failure to adhere to these expectations may result in a dismissal.

Please take a moment to read the Patient Handbook.

Patient Handbook

ADDITIONAL DOCUMENTS:

Patient Welcome Packet

Acknowledgment of Privacy Practices

Advance Directives for Health Care

Consent to Health Care for Minor

Patient Rights and Responsibilities

Receive Private Health Information

Disclose Private Health Information

Who can be seen at IHCRC?

Members of ANY federally recognized tribe are eligible to receive care at Indian Health Care Resource Center.
What documents are needed to open a chart?

To complete IHCRC's new patient packet, a few documents are needed, including: Completed New Patient Packet CDIB or Tribal Membership Card Photo ID Social Security Card Insurance, Medicare or Medicaid (Soonercare) Information Children 18 and Under – Birth Certificate Newborns and Children Under 1 – Birth Certificate or Birth Record, Social Security Card if Available In addition to these documents, new patients are required to complete the new patient questionnaire.
Do I need insurance?

You do not need insurance to be a patient at IHCRC. However, we welcome individuals with SoonerCare, Medicaid, Medicare, VA TRICARE, and private insurance. We do encourage new patients without insurance to meet with one of our Patient Benefit Coordinators. These individuals can help you decide if SoonerCare and/or the ACA are right for you. While our services are free, having insurance makes certain you have the emergency and specialty care you need when you need it.
How much does it cost?

All services provided at IHCRC are free. People with insurance are not even required to pay a co-pay.

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