NTHS Opens New Wellness Center

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NTHS Wellness Center Opens January 6

Miami, Oklahoma – The Northeastern Tribal Health System (NTHS) is proud to announce the grand opening of its state-of-the-art Wellness Center on January 6. Designed to promote health and wellness within the community, this facility offers a range of services to enhance both physical and mental well-being.

Exciting Features and Services

The Wellness Center is free to clinic patients, individuals with a Certificate of Degree of Indian Blood (CDIB), employees of tribal-affiliated facilities, and veterans. Participants must provide proof of eligibility and complete a health application.

  • Fitness Center: Open Monday-Friday (5 AM - 8 PM) and Saturday (8 AM - 4 PM).
  • Healthy Living Program: Disease prevention and management services led by registered dietitians, diabetes educators, and licensed nurses.
  • Rehabilitation Services: Physical and Occupational Therapy with plans to add speech therapy in the future.
  • Water Therapy: A pool, scheduled to open in March, offering water aerobics and low-impact therapy.

Impact on the Community

The Wellness Center represents a significant investment in community health, emphasizing disease prevention and fitness. Its addition brings expanded health services, promotes a healthier lifestyle, and creates new job opportunities for healthcare professionals.

Join Our Team

To support its expanded services, NTHS is actively hiring for multiple positions:

  • Physical Therapist
  • Occupational Therapist (PRN)
  • Compliance Officer
  • Staff Dentist
  • Staff Physician

Visit the NTHS Careers page for more details and to apply today.

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