Board of County Commissioners
Law Enforcement
Osage County Sheriff’s Office
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Other Osage County Elected Officials
Departments and Public Entities
Osage County E-911 Business Office
Osage County Industrial Trust Authority (OCIA)
Osage County Nutrition Program
Osage Nation Government
Executive Branch
Legislative Branch
Judicial Branch
Other Osage Nation Entities
Osage Minerals Council (administers the Osage Mineral Estate)
Osage Agency, Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) (a federal entity that works closely with the Osage Nation)
Osage County Public and Private Medical Facilities and Services
Hospitals and Primary Care Facilities
Facilty |
Type |
Location/Description |
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Private, Not-for-Profit (Critical Access Hospital) |
Located in Pawhuska, offering 24/7 Emergency Room Services, Inpatient, Outpatient, and Rural Health Clinic services. |
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Tribal Government (Osage Nation Health System) |
Located in Pawhuska, providing comprehensive primary care, dental, optometry, pharmacy, and other specialty services to eligible Native Americans (all tribes are welcome). |
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Public (Oklahoma State Department of Health) |
Located in Pawhuska, offering public health services like immunizations, WIC (Women, Infants & Children), reproductive health, health screenings, and disease prevention. |
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Public (Oklahoma State Department of Health) |
Located in Skiatook, offering public health services similar to the Pawhuska location. |
Long-Term Care and Behavioral Health Facilities
Facilty |
Type |
Location/Description |
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Private (Nursing Home/Skilled Nursing) |
Located in Barnsdall, providing long-term care and rehabilitation services. |
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Private (Behavioral Health/Memory Care) |
Located in Fairfax, specializing in behavioral health and memory care services. |
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Private (Nursing Home/Skilled Nursing) |
Located in Skiatook, providing long-term care and rehabilitation services. |
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Tribal Government (Osage Nation Health System) |
Provides counseling services, including talk therapy for emotional and behavioral needs. The Osage Nation also operates a Primary Residential Treatment Center (PRTC) campus near Pawhuska for men's, women's, and adolescent treatment. |
Specialized and Community Services
Facilty |
Type |
Location/Description |
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Tribal Government (Osage Nation Health System) |
Provides community-based services, including health education, case finding, referrals, support, and transportation for medical appointments for eligible tribal members within Osage County. |
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Osage Nation Public Health Nursing/Health Education (PHN/HE) |
Tribal Government (Osage Nation Health System) |
Provides health promotion and disease prevention education and services to Osage residents and other Native populations living in Osage County. |
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Tribal Government (Osage Nation Health System) |
Operational throughout Osage County to increase access to care in rural areas. |
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Barnsdall |
Long-term care, short-term skilled rehabilitation, Medicare/Medicaid certified. |
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Skiatook |
Long-term care, skilled nursing, assistance with daily activities. |
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Fairfax |
Behavioral Health, Memory Care, and Assisted Living (often classified as a specialized skilled care or assisted living with high care services). |
Note: The availability of private clinics (e.g., private dental offices, optometrists, or small physician’s offices) can vary and is not fully detailed in general government listings. The facilities listed above represent the main, known, and centrally organized public, tribal, and private hospitals and health departments serving the entire county.
