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The Chickasaw Nation is a federally recognized Indigenous government based in Ada, Oklahoma, with a large presence in the state. Core facts: - Type and scope: Government agency/organization serving as the government for the Chickasaw Nation, providing tribal programs, services, events, and facilities. - Headquarters and presence: Ada, Oklahoma, United States; most Chickasaw citizens live in Oklahoma. - Size and economics: Approximately 1,640 employees (up about 7.7% year over year) and about $3.3 billion in annual revenue. - Population and heritage: An 80,000+ citizen nation descended from Indigenous peoples of the southeastern U.S.; part of the historic Five Civilized Tribes with a legacy of centralized government, written constitutions, and cultural traditions. - Language and culture: Chickasaw (Chikashsha I̠yaakni) language, traditionally oral; matrilineal clan structure with two moieties (Imosak Chá'a' and Inchokka' Lhipa') guiding societal roles. - Industries and services: Government administration as the primary industry; offers health, education, and community services through Chickasaw Nation programs and facilities, including the Chickasaw Nation Medical Center and related health initiatives. - Contact and access: Official homepage chickasaw.net; general inquiries via listed phone numbers; active presence on LinkedIn. If you’re specifically looking for health-related information, the Chickasaw Nation Department of Health and the Chickasaw Nation Medical Center are key resources, including current job postings and health programs. For governance, services, and events, the Chickasaw Nation’s official site provides program details, calendars, and community news.