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Federal DOGE Upheaval Sparks Concern in Cities Nationwide

Federal DOGE Upheaval Sparks Concern in Cities NationwideBy: By Cherokee 411 Staff Published on: 30/03/2025

Federal changes to DOGE are causing funding delays and uncertainty for tribal nations and cities nationwide. Cherokee Nation leaders warn the upheaval could threaten healthcare and self-governance.

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Federal DOGE Upheaval Sparks Concern in Cities Nationwide

Tribes That Rely on Federal Medical Funding Fear Impact of Proposed DOGE Cuts

Tribes That Rely on Federal Medical Funding Fear Impact of Proposed DOGE CutsBy: By Cherokee 411 Staff Published on: 30/03/2025

Proposed DOGE funding cuts could severely impact Cherokee Nation healthcare, threatening tribal self-governance and access to care for thousands of citizens across rural Oklahoma.

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Tribes That Rely on Federal Medical Funding Fear Impact of Proposed DOGE Cuts

Rising ACA Premiums Could Hit Native Oklahomans Hardest, Official Warns

Rising ACA Premiums Could Hit Native Oklahomans Hardest, Official WarnsBy: By Cherokee 411 Staff Published on: 30/03/2025

Oklahomans may face rising ACA premiums, with Native communities at risk of the greatest impact due to limited healthcare access and reliance on marketplace plans beyond IHS services.

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Rising ACA Premiums Could Hit Native Oklahomans Hardest, Official Warns

Claremore Indian Hospital to End Chiropractic Services Ahead of Cherokee Nation Takeover

Claremore Indian Hospital to End Chiropractic Services Ahead of Cherokee Nation TakeoverBy: By Cherokee 411 Staff Published on: 05/03/2025

Claremore Indian Hospital’s chiropractic clinic will close on March 1, 2025, ahead of Cherokee Nation’s takeover. Patients can seek care at Foutz Chiropractic in Claremore, led by Dr. Tina Foutz.

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Claremore Indian Hospital to End Chiropractic Services Ahead of Cherokee Nation Takeover