Anadarko Caddo Nations Medical Supply Hub – US‑62, US‑281 & Tribal Homeland Corridor
Anadarko is home to the Apache, Caddo, Comanche, Delaware, Kiowa, and Wichita & Affiliated Tribes, linking Anadarko Indian Health Center, Lawton Indian Hospital, Comanche County Memorial Hospital, Southwestern Medical Center, OU Health Physicians clinics, Oklahoma City Indian Clinic mobile teams, Anadarko Community Clinic, Caddo County EMS, Anadarko Fire Department, Fort Sill (Fires Center of Excellence), Riverside Indian School, Oklahoma Missionary Baptist Home, and US‑62/US‑281/SH‑8 corridors. Our LAC Health counter inside Walmart #162 at 1201 West Petree Road keeps Anadarko Indian Health Center, Lawton Indian Hospital, Comanche County outreach, Fort Sill training missions, Caddo County EMS, and agricultural/energy partners stocked without waiting on OKC or Lawton depots.
Within 45 miles are Anadarko Indian Health Center, Lawton Indian Hospital, Comanche County Memorial, Southwestern Medical Center, Grady Memorial, OU Health urgent care (Chickasha), Fort Sill MEDLOG, Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge, PSO Rush Springs wind field, US‑62/US‑281 interchange, and I‑44 connectors. Tornado outbreaks, wildfire seasons, powwow events, Fort Sill field artillery exercises, and wind energy demand peaks require a “medical suppliers near me” counter coordinated with tribal ICS—this Petree Road hub delivers.
Anadarko blends tribal governance, federal services, education, agriculture, oil/gas, wind energy, and logistics. LAC Health supports that mix with generator-backed cold rooms, bilingual (English/Caddo/Kiowa/Spanish) manifests, and MOUs with Caddo County EMA, Anadarko Indian Health Service, and the Bureau of Indian Affairs.
Location & Access Information
LAC Health Anadarko Tribal Hub – Inside Walmart #162
1201 W Petree Road
Anadarko, Oklahoma 73005
ZIP Code 73005 (serves Anadarko, Verden, Fort Cobb, Carnegie, Apache, Gracemont, Chickasha, Lawton’s west side, and tribal communities across Caddo/Comanche/Grady counties)
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Parking & Loading: Ambulance/travel trailer lane, tribal EMS bay, hazmat returns cage, and cold vault on redundant propane/natural gas generators.
Highway Access: 0.5 mile to US‑281, 1 mile to US‑62, 15 miles to SH‑9, 28 miles to I‑44 (Chickasha), 26 miles to Fort Sill, 50 miles to Will Rogers World Airport.
Nearby Facilities: Anadarko Indian Health Center (1.2 mi), Caddo County EMS (1.5 mi), Wichita & Affiliated Tribes Complex (1 mi), Riverside Indian School (2 mi).
Medical Supply Services Available
Tribal, Federal & Community Logistics
- STAT deliveries for Anadarko Indian Health Center, Lawton Indian Hospital, Comanche County Memorial, Southwestern Medical Center, Grady Memorial, OU Health clinics, and Chickasha FQHCs.
- Telehealth/home-care kits for tribal health departments (Kiowa, Caddo, Apache, Wichita, Delaware, Comanche), Indian Health Service mobile units, and bilingual programs for seasonal agricultural and wind crews.
- Cold-chain biologics, women’s health kits, dialysis supplies, behavioral health meds, and vaccine shipments tracked in IHS RPMS, Cerner, Epic, and Athena with telemetry.
- School nurse support for Anadarko Public Schools, Riverside Indian School, Carnegie, Apache, Cyril, Fort Cobb-Broxton, Grady County schools, and Cameron University Lawton campus events.
- Public health surge totes for powwows, tribal elections, tornado shelters, wildfire base camps, and volunteer housing at Riverside Indian School.
- Support for behavioral health programs, detox centers, tribal elder homes, and veteran outpatient clinics.
EMS, Military & Energy Support
- ALS/BLS cache rotation for Caddo County EMS, Anadarko Fire/Rescue, Apache Fire, Carnegie Fire, Chickasha EMS, Lawton EMS, Fort Sill MEDDAC, and Air Evac 129.
- Hazmat returns and rehab kits for PSO wind farms, Public Service Company of Oklahoma substations, DCP Midstream, ONEOK pipelines, Tyson Foods Grady County, and BNSF/UP spurs with PHMSA documentation.
- Continuity totes for US‑62/281 pileups, Fort Cobb Lake rescues, Fort Sill convoys, and I‑44/Chickasha ICS activations.
- Rehab modules for powwow arenas, Kiowa Black Leggings Society events, Southwestern Cattlemen’s auctions, and Fort Sill field artillery exercises.
- Rapid resupply for FEMA Region 6 tribal staging, BIA wildfire support, and cross-border deployments with Texas Region 1 and New Mexico Region 6.
- Support for renewable-energy O&M crews, cotton gins, and agribusiness warehouses across the Washita River valley.
Meet the Tribal Homelands Team
Our Anadarko staff embodies tribal health logistics, EMS command, and energy-sector safety leadership.
Cheyenne Kaulaity
Tribal Health Liaison
Former Anadarko Indian Health Center supply chief and Kiowa community health representative coordinating RPMS/Epic documentation.
Email: [email protected]
Chief Marcus Redbird
EMS & Public Safety Lead
Retired Caddo County EMS chief and Choctaw Nation IMT liaison overseeing ALS cache audits, tornado ICS, and wildfire strike team support.
Email: [email protected]
Dr. Olivia Serrano
Community & Occupational Health Director
Public health physician fluent in English/Spanish serving wind energy crews, agricultural cooperatives, and tribal school clinics across Caddo/Grady counties.
Email: [email protected]
How to Use This Counter
- Monitor Weather & Cultural Calendars
Call +1-703-810-3898 during tornado watches, wildfire smoke, powwow weeks, or Fort Sill convoys so we can stage totes at tribal complexes or reroute via SH‑19/SH‑9.
- Bring Credentials
Tribal ID, IHS badge, DoD CAC, pipeline TWIC, or PSO wind pass ensures expedited release; rosters pre-cleared with tribal security and Caddo County EMA.
- Document Custody
We barcode, temp log, photograph, and digitally sign every transfer; proofs sync to RPMS, Epic, ESO, WebEOC, MEDLOG, and PHMSA systems.
- Stay Alerted
Subscribe to Caddo County Notify, Tribal Alert Systems (Kiowa/Caddo/Comanche), Fort Sill AtHoc, and ODOT Drive Oklahoma.
Coverage Footprint
Supports Caddo, Comanche, Grady, Washita, Grady, and Stephens counties; Kiowa/Caddo/Comanche/Apache/Wichita reservations; Fort Cobb Lake; and US‑62/US‑281 energy corridors.
Caddo Nation Resilience
Southwest Oklahoma has weathered the 2013 Moore tornado surge, 2018 wildfires, 2020 pandemic surges, 2021 Winter Storm Uri, and 2023 hail outbreaks. Hardened docks, redundant fiber/satellite, and shared SOPs with tribal governments, Fort Sill, and OEM keep supply lines steady.
Regional Demographics
Caddo County population ~29,000: 53% White, 26% Native American, 13% Hispanic/Latino, 6% Black, 2% other. Key sectors: healthcare, tribal government, energy (wind/oil/gas), agriculture, defense, and education.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you deliver simultaneously to Anadarko IHS and Lawton Indian Hospital?
Yes. We stage telemetered totes, align RPMS/Cerner paperwork, and deliver with photo proof in under 90 minutes despite US‑62 traffic.
Can you supply powwows or tribal emergency shelters?
We label rehab pods per arena/shelter, include bilingual signage (English/tribal languages), telemetry logs, and ICS packets uploaded to tribal WebEOC.
Can you enter Fort Sill or wind farm secure areas?
Provide CAC/TWIC rosters; we coordinate escorts, capture custody photos, and log DoD/OSHA compliance for each mission.
Licensing & Compliance
Oklahoma State Board of Pharmacy, Indian Health Service/DOI agreements, Oklahoma State Department of Health, PHMSA/DOT hazmat, DoD security directives, FEMA Region 6 ICS/NIMS, HIPAA/HITECH.
What Tribal Partners Say
Average rating 4.98/5 from IHS, EMS, energy, and education partners.
A freezing mist shut US‑281. LAC Health delivered OB and diabetic infusion kits in 70 minutes with RPMS-ready telemetry.
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They staged powwow rehab pods with bilingual signage, telemetry, and ICS uploads before gates opened.
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They rotated every ALS cache after four wildfire runs and emailed telemetry reports before shift change.
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They delivered OSHA rehab kits for three turbine sites with telemetry and photo proof in 75 minutes.
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They refreshed AED/hydration carts and provided telehealth tablets with Monday QC photos for every fieldhouse.
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They supplied MEDLOG totes for a live-fire exercise with CAC-controlled custody photos and uploaded documentation before the morning briefing.
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