severe food allergies that require an elemental formula.

inborn errors of metabolism and metabolic disorders.

Qualifying medical diagnoses include but are not limited to: Each request is evaluated on an individual basis. Our Oklahoma Formulary can be used for guidance, but it is not all inclusive. *Special formulas for a qualifying medical diagnosis may be requested by completion of the Exception Request for Formula/Food form used for women, infants or children.

Quality Improvement and Evaluation Service.

Oklahoma Violent Death Reporting System.

Meaningful Use Submissions of Public Health Measures.

Alzheimer's Disease and Related Dementias.

All calls returned by International Board Certified Lactation Consultants. Oklahoma Breastfeeding Hotline 1-877-271-MILK (6455)Ī 24-Hour Toll-Free Breastfeeding Support Line for nursing mothers, their families, partners, prospective parents, and health professionals.

Contact any Cherokee Nation WIC Clinic to set up an appointment or call 1-80 extension 5589. Please provide proof of income, identification, and proof of residency. To participate in Cherokee Nation WIC applicants must live in the Cherokee Nation WIC service area have a nutritional need (WIC staff can help you determine this need during visit) are a child under 5, or a pregnant or breastfeeding woman, or woman who has recently been pregnant (less than 6 months since pregnancy ended) and have a family income less than WIC guidelines currently receive SNAP (Food Stamps), SoonerCare, Food Distribution (FDPIR) or TANF (you are automatically income eligible). The WIC Program is working to achieve the Cherokee Nation goals for healthy, happy families by improving the nutritional status of tribal citizens. Both Natives and non-Natives can apply for Cherokee Nation WIC benefits. It is open to fathers, mothers, grandparents, foster parents or legal guardians of a child under 5. WIC is for all kinds of families: married and single parents, working or non-working. Women who have recently been pregnant (less than 6 months since pregnancy ended) Infants and children under five (5) years of age WIC is a nutrition program that provides nutrition and health education, healthy foods, and breastfeeding education support to eligible women, infants and children including: The Cherokee Nation first contracted to operate a WIC program in 1977.

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