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Healing through art: Muscogee Nation's Council Oak Comprehensive HealthCare is also a tribal art museum | City Desk

When approaching the registration desk at Council Oak Comprehensive Healthcare a person is greeted by one or two staff members and a giant painting by Bobby C. Martin (Muscogee Nation)

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Oklahoma health care professionals share outlook on being Indigenous

Oklahoma health professionals share perspectives on being Indigenous

Oklahoma health professionals share perspectives on being Indigenous Oklahoman Breaking barriers © Photo provided Dr. Eagle Road Being an unapologetic Choctaw physician, I m able to help my fellow tribal citizens and our neighbors get the medical care they deserve. For decades tribal citizens have faced medical marginalization in the Indian Health Service and in private health clinics. Tribal patients have shared with me how important it is to have a physician that not only looks like them but understands their background and their struggles. Being Indigenous in 2021 to me means breaking barriers for my tribal patients and encouraging other tribal youth, no matter their shade, to pursue careers they love because we need successful Indigenous people in every space to show that, not only are we resilient, we are thriving.