Kickapoo Tribe of Oklahoma · MEDICAL
Kickapoo Tribal Health Center — Diabetes Program
The P.R.I.D.E. (Preventing & Reducing Illness through Diabetes Education) program, an American Diabetes Association-recognized self-management education program with quarterly group sessions in January, April, July and October and an individual follow-up 3–6 months later. Therapeutic shoes (Orthofeet) are given to patients with diabetes who attend one-on-one or group education and complete at least two of three exams (eye, foot, dental); custom diabetic shoes and inserts are available on a podiatrist referral. Individual appointments are available with a registered dietitian and certified diabetes care and education specialist, a certified foot care specialist and a certified personal trainer. Community events include Kamp Kickapoo, the H.A.W.K. Walk, Tastegiving and the Moccasin Mile.
Who's eligible
IHS-Eligible
The page: "In order to receive diabetes related services, you must be a patient at KTHC." KTHC accepts American Indian and Alaska Native patients with a tribal membership card or CDIB.
Where it's offered
Regional
Available to established KTHC patients; no residence requirement is published for the diabetes program itself.
Location:
105365 S. Hwy 102, McLoud, OK 74851
How to apply
Stop by or call 405-964-2081 ext. 288 to sign up for a class or schedule an individual appointment; call to ask whether you qualify for therapeutic shoes. Hours 8 a.m.–5 p.m. Monday–Friday, closed for lunch 12–1.
Phone In-Person
Contact
Phone: 405-964-2081
Last verified against the official source on 2026-09-21.
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