IHCRC Annual Report 2015

2015 INDIAN HEALTH CARE RESOURCE CENTER OF TULSA Annual Report

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The mission of Indian Health Care Resource Center of Tulsa, Inc. (IHCRC) is to provide quality, comprehensive health care to Tulsa area Indian people in a culturally sensitive manner that promotes good health, well being, and harmony.

The vision of IHCRC is to eliminate health disparities, expand innovative familyfocused practices, and promote an embracing approach to care that strengthens physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual wellness within the Indian community.

The long-term health promotional goal is to improve general health status and reduce the incidence and severity of chronic disease by engaging the Indian community in ongoing health promotion, prevention, and disease management activities.

The Medicine Wheel teaches us the four distinctive and powerful elements of fire, water, earth, and air are a part of the physical world.

Each of the elements is to be respected equally for its gift of life. The wheel also teaches us we have four aspects to our nature – physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual. To become a well balanced healthy individual, each of these aspects must be equally expressed through the development and use of our will.

The wheel is an ancient symbol used by most native people of the Americas. The wheel is used to express holistic, cyclical, and harmonious concepts – the four winds, the four cardinal directions, and other relationships that express balance and interrelationship.

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2015 Letter from the President and the CEO Indian Health Care Resource Center of Tulsa is committed in our mission to Tulsa’s Indian community – to provide quality, comprehensive health care to Tulsa area Indian people in a culturally sensitive manner that promotes good health, well-being and harmony.

IHCRC’s unique approach integrates medical, vision, dental and behavioral health services to meet the needs of our patients. In an ongoing effort to meet these needs in 2015, we have added a full-time adult psychiatrist and a pediatrician.

Additionally, our health education and wellness staff reach out to the Indian community with ongoing health promotion, disease prevention and wellness programs.

Preliminary planning for the Phase III Expansion to be located north of our clinic is beginning. This new facility will allow IHCRC to offer additional needed care and services for the Indian community.

The property to be built upon is the remaining vacant land owned

by IHCRC. As such, it will be important for sound judgment and prudent thought to be given to the additional activities and services that will be of most benefit to IHCRC’s patients.

We continue to work on customer service and excellent patient care.

Over 1,200 people participated in our bi-annual patient satisfaction survey. Please be assured every survey is read and evaluated.

Patients responded they were having a hard time scheduling appointments. We are making

changes and hope patients are having an easier time with this process. Thanks to everyone who took the time to provide this valuable feedback.

Youth Summer Wellness Camps were once again exciting and well attended, providing sports skills, team building, and cultural activities. Thanks to our many donors who make the camp experience possible for these great kids.

Over 800 adults, youth and children participated in our eighth annual Restoring Harmony Powwow. This year’s “Creating Balance” theme focused on the importance of balancing mind, body and spirit.

Mark your calendars now for the annual fundraiser, Dance of the Two Moons on Saturday, March 12th, benefiting our health and wellness programs. “Mirrored Moons” promises to be the most elegant disco party you’ve ever experienced!

Above: Jim Cameron President, IHCRC Board of Trustees Below: Carmelita Skeeter, Chief Executive Officer

Thank you for sharing with us in our mission. It has been, and continues to be, an amazing journey: 39 years for Carmelita with 26 as CEO, and 25 years for Jim as a Trustee.

Caring is strong medicine!

Jim Cameron, President, IHCRC Board of Trustees

Carmelita Skeeter, CEO

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WHO WE SERVE Annual Patients

10,540

68,494 Annual Ambulatory Patient Visits 4 IHCRC 2015

Annual Patient Tribal Membership Cherokee – 48% Creek – 22% Choctaw – 9% Chickasaw – 2% Kiowa – 2% Osage – 2% Seminole – 2% Other - 13%

Indian Health Care Resource Center has served more than 10,540 members of 142 federally recognized tribes.

Payer Source Age Groups

No Insurance - 72% Medicaid or Medicare - 37% Private insurance - 16% Percent total exceeds 100% due to individuals having more than one form of insurance (Medicare and private insurance for example)

Ages 0-17 - 33% Ages 18-54 - 50% Ages 55-74 - 15% Ages 75+ - 2% IHCRC 2015 5

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT IHCRC’s caring staff and state-of-the-art equipment ensure that patients receive the best health care available. Advanced scheduling provides shorter wait times and better access for walk-ins. Our medical home model allows patients to see the same doctor and medical team on every visit.

IHCRC’s expansive facility provides almost everything needed for general health care in one location.

“I am so grateful to be able to bring my children here.”

“I have come in contact with a lot of healthcare facilities and this is by far the best one. I am very thankful to have IHCRC as an option to get my healthcare.”

Medical services include: General medicine; Internal medicine; Prenatal care; Family planning; Pediatrics; Geriatrics; Diagnostic imaging (including mammography and ultrasound); and Laboratory services.

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“I have been coming here for 20 years and have only the highest accolades.”

“I am very, very grateful for the services this clinic has provided. I would not be comfortable at another clinic. The service is always great.”

“I always like coming here. The staff knows my family and are always friendly.”

Usage By Service Type

FY 2015 Visits

Family Practice Total Visits: 17,538 Total Patients: 6,453 Internal Medicine Total Visits: 30,410 Total Visits: 1,652 Total Patients: 13,433 Total Patients: 751 Totals exceeds 10,540 due to service usage Pediatrics overlap.

Total Visits: 5,313 Family Practice - 61% Total Patients: 2,435 Diagnostic Imaging Internal Medicine - 7% Total Visits: 2,249 Pediatrics - 23% Total Patients: 1,684 Diagnostic Imaging - 16% Laboratory Total Visits: 3,658 Laboratory - 20% Total Patients: 2,110 Totals exceed 100% due to service usage overlap.

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BEHAVIORAL HEALTH IHCRC understands that health is really about the whole person. So, our holistic approach includes the availability of a comprehensive behavioral health and substance abuse treatment department.

Included in the behavioral health department are the Systems of Care program serving atrisk youth and families and the youth drug and suicide prevention program (inclusive of spring break camp and the annual Restoring Harmony Powwow).

“The clinic along with its providers literally saved my life.�

Youth programs include: Drug and suicide prevention initiative, Restoring Harmony Powwow, Spring Break Camp, Native Nations Youth Council, and Drum Group.

Mental health services include: Individual, group, family and couples counseling; Child developmental screenings; Psychological assessment for children and adults; Psychiatric care and medications for children and adults; and Comprehensive care and support services to families of children with emotional and behavioral problems.

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Substance abuse treatment services include: Psychiatric services for patients with addiction needs; Recovery support services; Referrals for medical detox, residential treatment and intensive outpatient treatment; and Tobacco prevention and cessation services.

“I would not be able to live an enriched full life today without these therapy sessions. It may seem small and insignificant to others but the quality of one’s life on an hour to hour, day to day basis, means everything to me. It is my life.”

Usage By Service Type

FY 2015 Visits

Total Visits: 9,338 Total Patients: 1,761

Mental & Behavioral Health Total Visits: 8,275 Total Patients: 1,590 Alcohol & Substance Abuse Total Visits: 853 Total Patients: 219 Tobacco Cessation Clinic Total Visits: 210 Total Patients: 57 Activity Attendance Powwow: 850 Spring Break Camp: 40

Tobacco Cessation Clinic - 2% Alcohol & Substance Abuse - 9% Mental & Behavioral Health - 89% IHCRC 2015 9

HEALTH AND WELLNESS IHCRC’s goal is to help people stay healthy. Our certified diabetes educators are recognized across the state.

IHCRC’s dietitians help patients eat healthier and cook nutritious foods even on a budget. The fitness classes, personal training, and family fitness activities set IHCRC apart from all the rest.

“I now have a better understanding of how to control my diabetes.”

“Health Education and Wellness is wonderful!

They work with you no matter the circumstances.”

IHCRC’s summer camp is attended by approximately 300 youth each year.

The Wellness Adventure Camp week focuses on healthy lifestyles, leadership, team building, and problemsolving. Cultural Camp provides cultural enrichment for urban youth, instilling Native culture in a rich, experiential way. Sports and Fitness Camp prepares youth to live strong and healthy futures.

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Health Education and Wellness services include: AADE accredited diabetes education programs; Diabetes and cardiovascular disease prevention programs; Individual diabetes management counseling; Fitness instruction for youth and adults; Nutritional counseling; Cooking classes for youth and adults; and Activity programs for the entire family.

“Health Education and Wellness department has helped me tremendously over the past year. I am 100% satisfied with the services I’ve received. Thank you!”

“My family attended the family fun and fitness day. We were very blessed to see all the things the clinic had planned for us.

Thank you for helping to fund such wonderful benefits for our families to take advantage of. It helps us to feel part of a special group.”

Usage By Service Type

FY 2015 Visits Total Visits: 3,977 Total Patients: 1,446

Case Management - 30% Diabetes Education- 48% Diet Management - 56% Exercise Education - 6% Totals exceed 100% due to service usage overlap.

Case Management Services Total Visits: 778 Total Patients: 432 Diabetes Education Total Visits: 1,302 Total Patients: 689 Diet Management Total Visits: 1,058 Total Patients: 815 Exercise Education Total Visits: 839 Total Patients: 92 Activity Attendance Family Fun & Fitness: 164 Summer Camp: 257 Sit Less Workshop: 60

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DENTAL Let’s face it, no one wants to go to the dentist. IHCRC’s dental teams go out of their way to make patient visits as pleasant as possible. State-of-the-art equipment and experienced providers are the key to this award winning department and service.

“IHCRC is the best place for both dental and medical care that I have ever had. Thank you for taking care of us.”

“All of the dental staff are just wonderful! They go above and beyond to take care of our whole family. We always leave with a smile.”

“[IHCRC has the] best dentist I have ever had in my 72 years and I have had fairly extensive work done over the years...”

“I always feel welcome and the quality of dental work is exceptional.”

FY 2015 Usage Total Visits: 6,982 Total Patients: 3,139

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Dental services include: Dental checkups and dental hygiene instruction; Teeth cleaning, fluoride treatment and sealants; Fillings and extractions, and Screening for oral cancer and other diseases.

OPTOMETRY IHCRC utilizes computerized diagnostic machines to make certain patients are receiving the best care available. Combine that with highly skilled and caring optometry staff and it is obvious why IHCRC is the choice for so many patients.

“They are wonderful here if it was not for them I have no idea how long my daughter would have gone before someone figured out she could not see and needed to have glasses. It has made a huge change in her life and attitude. I could not have gone to a better place with better people than here at the clinic.”

“I have received top-notch service consistently in the Optometry department over the last few years. They go beyond my expectations to be sure my eyeglass prescriptions are correct and showed great concern and care with my eye infection last year...”

“All of the staff here are very pleasant. I would not change a thing. Thank you for the care that you provide.”

Optometry services include: Vision testing and eyeglass prescriptions; Testing for glaucoma and diabetic retinopathy; and Treatment of eye infections and other eye diseases.

FY 2015 Usage

Total Visits: 2,179 Total Patients: 1,386

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PHARMACY The in-house pharmacy provides medications for prescriptions written by IHCRC’s medical providers. Our pharmacists also provide medication counseling and education to make certain patients are getting the most from their treatment.

“The pharmacy department is completely fast and totally cool!”

Did you know that our pharmacy fills almost 90% more perscriptions than one of the major chain drug stores (190,262 vs 102,200)?

Two robotic presciption filling units generate 85% of the pharmacy’s volume.

FY 2015 Usage Prescriptions Filled: 190,262 Patient Visits: 40,744

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OTHER SERVICES Eligibility and Referral Indian Health Care Resource Center’s Patient Benefits Coordinators are the behind the scenes patient advocates. Their job is to ensure that IHCRC patients have what they need for improved health and well-being. Services include: (1) assistance with Medicaid and Medicare eligibility; (2) referrals and referral tracking for specialty care and other service outside IHCRC; (3) assistance with resource utilization; (4) assistance with enrollment in the Affordable Care Act; and (5) service authorization.

Women Infants and Children (WIC) IHCRC partners with the Cherokee Nation to offer the Women, Infants and Children (WIC) program at our facility. WIC provides nutrition and health education, supplemental food benefits, and breastfeeding education to eligible women, infants and children.

Eligible clients include children under the age of five, pregnant or breastfeeding women, and women up to six months postpartum.

Maternal/Child Health Indian Health Care Resource Center partners with the Tulsa Health Department and the Healthy Start program to provide case management and educational services for pregnant women. Services are also provided for expecting fathers. IHCRC’s program provides a variety of ongoing parenting education classes.

Transportation Free transportation is available in Tulsa County for patients and clients without a means to get to Indian Health Care Resource Center.

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FUNDRAISING Dance of the Two Moons It was a grand night! There were drinks and friends; hors d’oeuvres and dancing; bidding and laughter; and fun galore. More than 460 people joined IHCRC for the 25th Anniversary of the Dance of the Two Moons in February 2015. Thanks to our generous donors, the 25th Anniversary of the Dance of the Two Moons raised more money than ever before netting almost $142,000.

Society of the Medicine Wheel The Society of the Medicine Wheel is IHCRC’s special annual giving club. Named for the ancient symbol used by most Native people to express holistic, cyclical, and harmonious concepts, members of the club become a vital part of the health and wellbeing of Tulsa’s Native community.

Native Strong (Notah Begay III Foundation) The IHCRC Native Strong program, funded through a one year grant from the Notah Begay III Foundation, works to reduce the number of youth with diabetes by teaching healthy lifestyles. Native Strong includes group and individual fitness, exercise, and cooking classes for youth and their families.

CHANGE Program (American Cancer Society/ Walgreens) In November 2014, IHCRC received a two year grant from the American Cancer Society/Walgreens to increase the number of IHCRC patients completing colorectal screening. The program uses a system of client reminders, one-on-one education, provider reminders, and screening navigation.

Breast Health Services for American Indian Women (Susan G. Komen Tulsa) In April, IHCRC received a grant from the Susan G. Komen Tulsa Affiliate to help reduce health disparities in breast cancer screening and treatment for American Indian women. The program provides education, mammograms, and breast ultrasounds for individuals without a third party payer source.

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Medical Home Services (H.A. and Mary K. Chapman Foundation; Anne and Henry Zarrow Foundation) During 2015, IHCRC received a general operating fund grant from the H.A. and Mary K. Chapman Foundation and the Anne and Henry Zarrow Foundation.

Grants are utilized to help support IHCRC’s medical home teams. The team approach provides continuity of care, thereby improving communication, trust, and knowledge. Studies link the medical home model to improved health behaviors, better health outcomes, and fewer emergency room visits.

Medical Case Management (Telligen Community Initiatives) In May IHCRC received a grant from the Telligen Community Initiative (TCI), the private charitable foundation of Telligen, Inc. to help fund IHCRC’s Medical Case Manager. This position serves as the “biopsychosocial crisis response” team for every medical provider in the building, connecting patients to programs that meet basic human needs and resolve crisis.

Improving Nutrition and Increasing Activity (Oklahoma City Area Inter-Tribal Health Board) IHCRC was awarded a grant from the OCAITHB to improve nutrition and increase physical activity for Native American youth and their families living in Tulsa and the surrounding areas. Three activities were included in the grant: (1) Family Fun and Fitness Festival; (2) Youth Wellness Camp (challenge course funding); and (3) Sit Less, Move More, Learn Better. More than 480 individuals attended these three activities during the summer months.

Summer Camp (Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Oklahoma) Almost 300 youth attended this year’s Wellness Adventure Camps. Funded in large part by the Dance of the Moon, this year’s camp received a $25,000 grant from our 25th Anniversary Sponsor, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Oklahoma. Camp focuses on diabetes prevention, healthy lifestyles, leadership, team-building, and problem-solving, as well as reconnecting youth to their culture.

Federal Grants • Centers for Medicaid and Medicare Services: Connecting Kids to Coverage • Health Resources and Services Administration: Graduate Psychology Education Program • Indian Health Service: Special Diabetes Program for Indians (SDPI) • Indian Health Service: SDPI - CVD/Healthy Heart Initiative • Indian Health Service: Methamphetamine and Suicide Prevention Initiative

• Indian Health Service: Public Health Nurse • Oklahoma Department Of Mental Health And Substance Abuse Services: Systems of Care • Tulsa County Health Department: Healthy Start

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AWARDS The greatest resource at IHCRC is our staff. Caring and compassionate, they often find themselves being recognized throughout the year.

Carmelita Skeeter, CEO The Big Cheese Award Iron Gate

Deni Fholer Employee of the Year Oklahoma Primary Care Association

Lisa Weiche, LADC, LCSW Peer Recognition Award Oklahoma City Area Director’s Indian Health Service Awards 18 IHCRC 2015

Tanya Cain Merit Award Oklahoma City Area Director’s Indian Health Service Awards

Jim Perryman Individual Excellence in Customer Service Oklahoma City Area Director’s Indian Health Service Awards

Indian Health Care Resource Center Social Responsibility Award

WELL-BEING

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OUR DONORS IHCRC is thankful for its generous sponsors and donors who continue to support the mission to provide quality, comprehensive health care to Tulsa-area Indian people in a culturally sensitive manner that promotes good health, well-being and harmony. Recognition for the Circle of Life and Four Elements is given to donors who have shown their commitment to sustaining IHCRC’s mission by consistently* giving to the organization. Value placement is then based on a donor’s cumulative giving during the past five years (July 1, 2009 – June 30, 2015). *Multiple gifts received in at least three of the last five years. IHCRC relies on its donors to help support the day to day operations of the clinic, as well as, the educational and health programs that we provide to the Indian community. Thank you!

CIRCLE OF LIFE ($50,000 or more) Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Oklahoma The Chapman Foundations Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma George Kaiser Family Foundation Susan G. Komen Tulsa Affiliate Delores Titchywy Sumner The Anne and Henry Zarrow

Foundation

FOUR ELEMENTS Fire ($25,000 or more)

Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tulsa Oklahoma City Area Inter-Tribal Health Board Jim and Sharon Ruley Williams

Earth ($10,000 or more)

Dr. Jay and Nancy Anderson Jim Cameron/CamGlass The Chickasaw Nation Janice Edmiston and Ceasar Williams Muscogee (Creek) Nation Oklahoma City Indian Clinic Osage Casino Public Service Company of Oklahoma Carmelita Skeeter Tiger Natural Gas 22 IHCRC 2015

Wind ($5,000 or more)

Canyon Creek Energy II Commerce Bank CommunityCare Diagnostic Laboratory of Oklahoma Hillcrest Healthcare System Osage Nation Ruth K. Nelson Ken Ray Underwood Hank and Jeannie VanVeen Mollie Williford

Water ($1,000 or more)

Barrow & Grimm, P.C. Bob and Gloria Bitting The Cherokee Nation James R. Childers Eller & Detrich Evolution Foundation Hogan Taylor Robert S. Lawson, D.O. Lee Marks Seminole Nation of Oklahoma Edward E. Rogers Ross and Margaret Swimmer Mary Ann Vassar

ANNUAL GIVERS

(July 1, 2014 – June 30, 2015)

$25,000 +

American Cancer Society/ Walgreens The Notah Begay III Foundation Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Oklahoma H.A. and Mary K. Chapman

Charitable Trust Choctaw Nation Health Services Authority Susan G. Komen Tulsa Affiliate Telligen Community Initiatives The Anne and Henry Zarrow Foundation

$10,000 - $25,000

Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Tulsa George Kaiser Family Foundation Oklahoma City Area Inter-Tribal Health Board Delores Titchywy Sumner

$5,000 - $10,000 Meeks Group Carmelita Skeeter Tiger Natural Gas

$1,000 - $5,000

Dr. and Mrs. Jay Anderson Leigh and Chris Barrow Teresa and Robert Burkett

CamGlass Canyon Creek Energy II Chickasaw Nation Dr. & Mrs. Tom Colpitts CommunityCare Commerce Bank Conner & Winters, LLP Diagnostic Laboratory of Oklahoma Janice Edmiston and Ceasar Williams Eller & Detrich First National Bank & Trust Co. of Broken Arrow Jenny Graham Gloria and Charles Grim Hillcrest Healthcare System Interior Logistics Lee Marks Mike and Agnes McGee Muscogee (Creek) Nation Ruth K. Nelson Oklahoma City Indian Clinic Osage Casino OSU Medical Center The PENTA Building Group Phoenix Plumbing Works, Inc. Brenda & Wilson Pipestem Public Service Company of Oklahoma Edward E. Rogers Jim and Sharon Ruley Larry and Janet Smith Ross O. and Margaret S. Swimmer Urban Inter-Tribal Center of Texas The University of Oklahoma Foundation, Inc. Ken Ray Underwood Williams Mollie Williford

$50 - $999

Dr. Aliakber and Farida Akberali Lea Ann and Steven Anagnost Beverly and Mike Ansorge Steve & Dannielle Baker Susan and Vaden Bales Caring Hands Healthcare Centers Kada Benally Stacy Berg Paul Betow Byron and Jennifer Bighorse Donna Birkenfeld Bob and Gloria Bitting Mary Boardman Virgil and Kay Bowline Bridget Bright Russell Brown Lisa and Leon Bruce Katie Burk Marcus Bush Anonymous Donor Tanya Cain Jim Cameron Robyn Campbell Paula R. Carr Lenora and Rick Carson James R. Childers Dr. Carolyn Cobb Dr. Jan and Susan Cobble Janetta Cornelison Virginia Cox Donnie and Gayla Cox Sherman Crneckiy Norman and Lesa Crowe Joseph and Mary Cunningham Connie and Keith Davis Tammy Davis Amy DeMoss Claude Denize Dee Ann Dickerson

Carol Ann Drummond Zandra Drywater Elizabeth A. Duncklee Susan Eddings Perez and Pablo Perez Afsar and David Emery Alicia Essary Ann and Luke Essman Elizabeth A. Fair Deni Fholer Mr. Matthew and Dr. Rachele Floyd Alison Forsythe Trilla Frazier Judy A. Gibson Dr. Jesicah Gilmore Lance and Colette Gopffarth Jo Ann Gower Luzana Graff Oklahoma Primary Care

Association Steve Gregg Kristi S. Grubb Darlene Hall Crystal Hanna Herbert P. Haschke Ted and Shiela Haynes Lynda and Nelson Head Jessica Herod Dr. Arthur and Valerie Holleman Deanna Holman Jennie Howard Valerie Howard, DO Molly Hurst J. R. and Stephanie Hurt Kerry James John & Amy James Brian Jenkins Jamie Johnson Merrill and Corinne Jones Brandi Hines IHCRC 2015 23

OUR DONORS The Kerr Foundation, Inc. Leticha Kincade Miranda Kohut Robert S. Lawson, D.O. Bill & Patty Lawson Megan Leath Donna Lekites Caleb Lenard Dr. Pat and Patti Lester Craig C. LRoy Lisa and Mike Lyon IBM Employee Service Center Willie M. Marsh Dr. & Mrs. Dean Martin Sal and Bonnie Martinez Karen McAhren D. Michael McBride III Dr. Gene and Bonnie McCormick Scott McCoy Margaret McIntosh Leslie McQueen Jason and Stefanie Menting Clark Miller Rachel and Jeremy Mix Jay and Kelly Mounce Bobby and Vicki Mouser Bill and Barbara Nole Brian and Stacie Nutt Nancy O’Banion Katy and Daren O’Day Dr. Jennifer Jones, OD Jessica Odle

Daniel and Julia Olson Faith Pangburn Jim Perryman Eric and Jessica Phillips Goldie Phillips Ms. Lisa K. Pivec Destiny Pollak Phyllis Pratt Opal Price Risë Proctor-Supernaw Clara and Tommy Rabb Joe Ragsdale Dr. Rachel Ray Marisa and Max Resnik Ryann Richey Ronald L. Robertson Floyd Rogers and Luzana Graff Chris Samples Steve and Susanne Sanders Stephen Scott Tim and Joanna Shadlow Andrew and Brooke Shank G.A. Shannon and Elnora Supernaw RL Shears Company Stacey Shuman Melanie Sipe Andrew Skeeter Debbie Smith Katherine Snyder Michelle Spradling Sandra Stanford

Debbie Starnes Dr. Schuyler and Kathleen Steelberg Dr. Jeff and Cynthia Stewart Rodney & Patti Sumner Blanche Sumner Robyn Sunday-Allen Elnora A. Supernaw Lawrence and Judy Supernaw Lori Sweeney Patrick and Madeline Teague Gary and Marquita Thayer Evan M. Tipton Prescor, Inc. Angie Tullis Hank and Jeannie Van Veen Dr. Bill and Patty VanDelinder Mary Ann Vassar Phil & Cinda Viles Emily Vo Aiden and Justice Waidner-Smith Steve and Marcy Wakeford Heather Walker Dawanna Wallace Bill and Carol Wamego Ken Waterston Lisa Weiche The Julia Ann Weinkauf Revocable Trust Jennifer Welch Nicole Woodmansee Lisa Young John Young

The generosity of our donors and supporters is important. We apologize if there is an exclusion or inaccuracy that may have occurred in acknowledging those who are important to us. Please contact Debbie at dstarnes@ihcrc.org or 918-382-1203 so corrections can be made in future publications.

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BOARD OF TRUSTEEES Executive Committee Jim Cameron, President, Cherokee Luke Essman, Vice-President, Osage Herb Haschke, Treasurer Kerry James, Secretary, Creek Dr. Jay Anderson, At Large Executive Committee, Choctaw Bob Bitting, At Large Executive Committee, Cherokee

Board Members Donnie Cox, Cherokee Janice Edmiston, Choctaw and Sac and Fox Dr. David Moon, Chickasaw Goldie Phillips, Comanche Madeline Teague, Cherokee Mary Ann Vassar, Cherokee

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LEADERSHIP IHCRC Administration Carmelita Skeeter, Chief Executive Officer J.R. Hurt, Chief Operating Officer Judy Gibson, Chief Financial Officer Stacie Nutt, Chief Human Resource Officer

IHCRC Department Heads Carmelita Skeeter, Chief Executive Officer J.R. Hurt, Chief Operating Officer Judy Gibson, Chief Financial Officer Stacie Nutt, Chief Human Resource Officer Rachele Floyd, PsyD, Director of Behavioral Health Nancy O’Banion, Director of Health Education and Wellness Debbie Starnes, Development Director Michael Scott, MD, Medical Director

Leadership Team Carmelita Skeeter, Chief Executive Officer J.R. Hurt, Chief Operating Officer Judy Gibson, Chief Financial Officer Stacie Nutt, Chief Human Resource Officer Rachele Floyd, PsyD, Director of Behavioral Health Arthur Holleman, DDS, Dental Director Jennifer Jones, OD, Optometrist Miranda Kohut, PharmD, Pharmacy Director Nancy O’Banion, Director of Health Education and Wellness Debbie Starnes, Development Director Michael Scott, MD, Medical Director Paula Blair, Accounts Receivable Supervisor Jenifer Hamma, Patient Benefits Supervisor Deanna Holman, Accounting Supervisor Darryl Hurley, Facilities Manager Karen McAhren, Diagnostic Imaging Supervisor Kelly Mounce, Systems of Care Project Director Phyllis Pratt, Patient Business Office Manager Ron Robertson, Network Systems Supervisor Edward Rogers, Credentialing Coordinator Jason Menting, PsyD, Director of Clinical Training 26 IHCRC 2015

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