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OYATE Health Center

Community Driven Healthcare for Great Plains Tribal Members

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Oyate Health Center to Modernize Computer Systems: Some Services will Temporarily be Impacted

Beginning Friday, July 21st, the Oyate Health Center will transition to a new, more secure, and more agile computer server that will help improve the patient experience and care coordination with our partners throughout the region.

The new system will replace older, outdated Indian Health Service servers and improve care at the Oyate Health Center.

This upgrade will affect every computer system at the Oyate Health Center, including the electronic medical records.

While we transition to the new server, there will be some interruptions to services.

On Friday, July 21st:

The Primary Care Clinic will be open to provide limited walk-in services. The Pediatric Clinic will be open to provide limited walk-in services. The Dental Clinic will be open to provide limited walk-in services. The Behavioral Health Clinic will be open to provide limited services. The Pharmacy will be open for relatives to pick-up previously filled prescriptions, but refills cannot be done. The Pharmacy’s refill line will be down. The Laboratory will be open to provide limited services. The Radiology Department will be open to provide limited services. The Urgent Care Clinic will be open to provide limited services.

Saturday, July 22nd:

The Urgent Care Clinic will be open to provide limited services. The Pharmacy will be open for relatives to pick up previously filled prescriptions, but refills cannot be done. The Pharmacy’s refill line will be down. The Laboratory will be open to provide limited services. The Radiology Department will be open to provide limited services.

Sunday, July 23rd:

The Urgent Care Clinic will be open to provide limited services. The Pharmacy will be open for relatives to pick up previously filled prescriptions, but refills cannot be done. The Pharmacy’s refill line will be down. The Laboratory will be open to provide limited services. The Radiology Department will be open to provide limited services.

Monday, July 24th:

Services are anticipated to slowly come back online during the day, but some services could still be limited at times.

Tuesday, July 25th:

Some services could still be limited.

Wednesday, July 26th:

Some services could still be limited.

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Services at Oyate Health Center

  • Urgent Care
  • Primary Care
  • Optometry
  • Dental
  • Behavioral Health
  • Radiology
  • Pharmacy
  • Physical Therapy
  • Laboratory Services

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Oyate Health Center

3200 Canyon Lake Dr. Suite 1
Rapid City, SD 57702
605-355-2500
Outpatient Clinic:
First floor of the Oyate Health Center
Urgent Care Clinic:
First floor of the Oyate Health Center

Hours:

7:00am – 7pm- 7 Days per week

Main Line: 605-355-2500
Appointments: 605-355-2350
Patient Registration: 605-355-2439

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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

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