myCNHSA +12

In Durant, at the medical building, on the second floor, is a beautiful collection of art, posing as a pledge, from the Nations leadership, which speaks to the brotherhood and sisterhood of all Choxctaw people. The pledge is that the Nation, when possible, will come to the medical aid of its brothers and sisters. And so that pledge materialized into free medical services and medication for its members. While this benefit must be a significant cost for the Nation, it has never waivered from the Pledge. Even for those of us who have ventured from home to find meaningful employment , regardless of that distance! Such a commitment does not come from politicians, as coverage of the home bound only would satisfy that objective. Rather, it’s source must find itself in the hearts of those who profess it. I am certain that there is no better example of the power of love! And I believe that such demonstrations of sharing and caring may just be contagious! So please, feel free, to pass it forward!! I hope you feel that way too!

As someone who is no longer within the Choctaw Nation’s boundaries, this app gives me a way to order my prescriptions with ease and have them sent to my home. Making appointments is super simple and it helps me to line up when I’ll be back near Poteau or Talihina again. All in all, I LOVE the app and I highly recommend it for anyone with a chart at a Choctaw Nation health clinic!

It has made refilling prescriptions so easy and convenient. I love being able to look up all my appointments in one place. The only issue I have is that it doesn't remember my fingerprint in order to log in. It feels like I have to set it up every time and I'm not sure if I'm doing something wrong or not. Otherwise it's not a big deal and I'm ok with signing in every time anyway.