The Cherokee Nation proposes opening a new residential and intensive outpatient treatment center next year. The center will accommodate 100 inpatient beds and an outpatient hub with follow-up support services. It will focus on incorporating traditional practices and employing funds from the tribe's opioid lawsuits into the recovery process.
In this photo provided by KOSU, Ashley Caudle, a citizen of the Cherokee Nation , wraps her arms around her son, Elliot, next to her garden in Stilwell, Okla.
, on Friday, May 1, 2026. Testimony to the vital role culture plays in recovery, Juli Skinner, a citizen of the Ponca Tribe of Oklahoma, mentions the benefits of traditional ways and self-regulation. Cherokee Nation plans to open a residential and intensive outpatient treatment center, incorporating centuries-old traditions such as stickball and a corn garden, thanks to the $150 million recovered through opioid lawsuits. The facility aims to support 100 inpatient beds and outpatient support with follow-up
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