Medical Services

Choctaw Medical and Admin Companies deliver pre-qualified healthcare professionals, licensed and credentialed to national industry standards and regulations. Working within US Government systems, Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma healthcare personnel augment government personnel by hiring top-quality medical, behavioral health and administrative staff to support medical readiness requirements. We incorporate best practices in health and wellness to enable our Military Service Component to meet any challenge they face. Our goal is to ensure every US service member and DoD civilian has optimum health throughout their entire military experience.

Our goal is to be the premier provider of program management, medical, behavioral health and administrative services for federal and commercial agencies.

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Our success is built on:

Our strong and experienced Program Management Team.
Our exceptional understanding of the healthcare industry.
Tailoring our solutions to create value and optimal outcomes.
Streamlined and highly efficient processes and procedures.
Exceptional credentialing skills.
The relationships we develop with our employees, customers, security managers, credentialing team members and supervisors at the medical facilities.
Our entire organization promotes a “One Team, One Mission” philosophy.

Our medical personnel provide prevention services, including

Exams

Immunizations

Health & Wellness Screenings

Nutrition Counseling

Prenatal

Lab Tests

Early Childhood Education & Support

Newborn

Our physicians, nurses, advanced practice and ancillary healthcare professionals provide triage services and comprehensive medical care to military and Indian Health Services patients under multiple federal and Indian Health Services contracts.

Our technical expertise includes:

Providing comprehensive medical services.
Incorporating best practices in healthcare service delivery.
Recruiting, interviewing and onboarding healthcare providers.
Submitting accurate and timely credentialing/privileging packets.
Filling remote and hard-to-fill positions.
Understanding military culture and Indian Health Services operations.
Relocation and repatriation of healthcare providers working overseas.
Understanding of country clearance requirements.

Contract Awards Requiring Medical Personnel

Air Force Family Advocacy Program (FAP), Pacific Air Force (PACAF), Eastern and Western Regions

Staffed Administrative Program Assistants, LCSWs and registered nurses (RNs) in Europe, the Pacific Rim and across the continental US.
Women, Infants and Children (WIC) Overseas Program Support Services

Staffed Administrative assistants, scheduling clerks, banking reconciliation clerks, dietitians, registered nurses (RNs) and nutritionists working at multiple locations overseas.
US Navy Southeast Medical Program, Psychological Health and Traumatic Brain Injury Program

Staffed physicians, allied healthcare professionals, advanced practice nurses, registered nurses (RNs), licensed practical nurses (LPNs), technologists, technicians and medical assistants working at multiple locations in the southeast US.
Patient-Centered Medical Home Telephone Triage, Indian Health Services

Staffed registered nurses (RNs) and customer care professionals working remotely providing services to the Oklahoma City Area (OCAO) Indian Health Services (IHS) beneficiaries.
Installation Management Command – Europe, Army New Parent Support Program

Staffed licensed clinical social workers (LCSWs), licensed professional counselors (LPCs) and registered nurses (RNs) providing services to military beneficiaries at multiple locations in Germany, Italy, Belgium and the Netherlands.
Mixed Medical - Brooke Army Medical Center

Staffed physicians, registered nurses (RNs) and ancillary healthcare providers in San Antonio, TX.
Northeast Navy Medical Multiple Award Task Order (MATO)

Staffed nurse practitioners, registered nurses (RNs) and licensed practical nurses (LPNs) at multiple locations in the northeast US.
Fee-Based Providers, Military Entrance Processing (MEP) Centers

Staffed Physicians to perform physicals for military applicants to enter into military services across the US.

Testimonials

Employee Testimonial

Elaine Sexton, BSN, RN – Former IMCOM-E NPSP Home Visitor
“I have had the privilege of working for Choctaw on 3 different occasions as a Family Advocacy nurse covering Air Force and Army experiences. I always felt Choctaw and the staff had the best of intentions for the contract workers and the families being served. Program Manager Jayne Hart has always been such a positive role model for Choctaw and the contract workers, lending confidence and positive guidance, and has always been the calm and knowledgeable rock. She is the face of Choctaw and a huge reason why I chose to work with Choctaw on three different occasions. Thank you, Choctaw for wonderful working experiences.”
Customer Testimonial

WIC Overseas Contracting Officer Representative
“The contractor provided professional and quality services during the rating period. They provided excellent nutritional counseling and education services to the WIC Overseas participants.”
Customer Testimonial

Fee Based Providers, MEP Centers Contracting Officer Representative
“Communication and business relations between the Contracting Officer Representative (COR), Choctaw management and employees are outstanding. Choctaw is always receptive to innovative ways of doing business and very prompt in addressing issues of concern or requests for information. Choctaw has become a vital element in supporting USMEPCOM in ensuring applicant accession medical examinations are performed by the best qualified physicians.”
Customer Testimonial

AF FAP West Contracting Officer Representative
“Government appointed on-site supervision report contractor performance at the installation is outstanding. New employees assimilate quickly, adjusting to unique DoD patient reporting requirements and sharing information with command structure, a very different process from the private sector, state, city, or country social services programs.”