Taking Control of Tribal Healthcare.
The Oyate Health Center is a tribally-owned primary care clinic based in Rapid City, SD, focused on providing the highest standards of care for tribal-citizens
Our Healthy Future
A Healthy Outlook for Tribal Healthcare
The Oyate Health Center is reinventing the way Native American healthcare is administered and delivered on the Great Plains.
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Current Healthcare Services
Services at Oyate Health Center
- Urgent Care
- Primary Care
- Optometry
- Dental
- Behavioral Health
- Radiology
- Pharmacy
- Physical Therapy
- Laboratory Services
Oyate Health Center
3200 Canyon Lake Dr. Suite 1
Rapid City, SD 57702
605-355-2500
Outpatient Clinic:
Third floor of the Oyate Health Center Main Building
Urgent Care Clinic:
First floor of the Oyate Health Center Main Building
Hours:
7:00am – 7pm- 7 Days per week
Main Line: 605-355-2500
Appointments: 605-355-2350
Patient Registration: 605-355-2439
Our Mission
Our mission is to improve the wellness of our relatives by providing quality healthcare, public health, and advocacy in partnership with the tribal-nations of the great plains.
Jerilyn Church
CEO – Great Plains Tribal Chairmen’s Health Board
Upcoming Events
Latest News
South Dakota Tribes Formally Back Medicaid Expansion
RAPID CITY –Tribal Nations across South Dakota are putting their weight behind an upcoming ballot initiative that, if passed, will make affordable healthcare available to an additional 42,500 South Dakotans. At a press conference held at the Hilton Garden Inn in Rapid City, tribal leaders from South Dakota gathered to endorse Amendment D. The Great…
Oyate Health Center Physician Creates Scholarship Fund for Native American Graduates
Rapid City: The Oyate Health Center’s Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Mark Harlow, has created a scholarship fund that will provide five Native American High School Graduates from the Rapid City area with $1500 if they enter a healthcare field or a degree path that supports healthcare. “I was inspired to create this fund by the people…