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Find clinics and hospitals in Cherokee County, including places that offer free or low-cost care based on income. In a medical emergency, call 911.

We share this list to help you find services in our area. Except for CCHSC's own programs, such as Recovery 918, CCHSC does not run or endorse the organizations listed. Details can change, so please call ahead to confirm.

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4 services listed

  • Cherokee County Health Department

    The county's public health clinic. Services include shots (immunizations), WIC, family planning, STI testing and treatment, TB testing, and help applying for SoonerCare.

    Phone
    Address
    1298 W. 4th St., Tahlequah, OK 74464 (map, external site)
    Hours
    Monday⁠–⁠Friday, 8 a.m.⁠–⁠5 p.m. Closed weekends and state holidays.
    Cost
    Some services are free. Others use a sliding fee based on family size and income. No one is turned away because they cannot pay.
    Who can use it
    Open to all residents. Some programs, such as WIC, have their own income or other rules.
    Area served
    Cherokee County

    Good to know: Call to make an appointment or to ask which services you qualify for.

    Visit website for Cherokee County Health Department(external site)

    Last checked October 2026

  • NeoHealth Tahlequah Health Center

    A community health center with family medical care for all ages. Because it is a federally qualified health center, people without insurance can pay on a sliding fee scale based on income.

    Phones
    Address
    1500 E. Downing St., Suite 214, Tahlequah, OK 74464 (map, external site)
    Hours
    Monday⁠–⁠Friday, 8 a.m.⁠–⁠5 p.m.
    Cost
    Accepts private insurance, SoonerCare, and Medicare. Sliding fee scale for people without insurance (bring proof of income). No one is denied care because they cannot pay.
    Who can use it
    Open to everyone, all ages.

    Good to know: The after-hours line covers weeknights (5 p.m.⁠–⁠8 a.m.), weekends, and holidays. Staff can help you apply for SoonerCare. NeoHealth also runs pediatric, pharmacy, and other clinics in Tahlequah.

    Visit website for NeoHealth Tahlequah Health Center(external site)

    Last checked October 2026

  • Cherokee Nation Outpatient Health Center

    Cherokee Nation's largest outpatient clinic, on the hospital campus in Tahlequah. Services include primary care, pediatrics, women's health, dental, eye care, behavioral health, pharmacy, lab, imaging, and specialty care.

    Phone
    Address
    19600 E. Ross St., Tahlequah, OK 74464 (map, external site)
    Hours
    Monday⁠–⁠Friday, 8 a.m.⁠–⁠5 p.m. Hours may vary for specialty programs.
    Who can use it
    Only for patients who qualify for Indian Health Service (IHS) care, such as citizens of federally recognized tribes. You must register with Cherokee Nation Health Services and show proof of eligibility first.

    Good to know: New patients must register before their first visit. The registration packet is on the Cherokee Nation Health Services Patient Registration page. You can turn it in at a registration desk or send it by mail or email. If you mail or email it, the consent form must be notarized first. Call the clinic if you need help.

    Visit website for Cherokee Nation Outpatient Health Center(external site)

    Last checked October 2026

  • Northeastern Health System – Tahlequah

    Hospital in Tahlequah with emergency services, plus clinics for primary care, walk-in urgent care, and specialty care.

    Phones
    Address
    1400 E. Downing St., Tahlequah, OK 74464 (map, external site)
    Area served
    Cherokee County and the surrounding region

    Good to know: NHS Urgent Care is at 1201 E. Ross Bypass. In an emergency, call 911.

    Visit website for Northeastern Health System – Tahlequah(external site)

    Last checked October 2026