Indian Health Care Resource Center of Tulsa: Funding Needs and Accomplishments

Item — Box: 138, Folder: 19

Identifier: CAC_CC_109_7_138_19_0009

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The Indian Health Care Resource Center of Tulsa is requesting an increase in appropriations for 1984 in order to maintain the current level of services. They highlight the need for additional operational dollars due to block grants and reductions in other health resources. The center provides primary care services and is receiving funding from Title V and other sources. They request an increase of $120,000 based on increased need for services and medical supply costs. They also request support for a new law to continue building on the success of their programs. The center has achieved various accomplishments under Title V, including attracting other health care dollars, establishing a Quality Assurance Program, and improving prenatal care. They have also trained staff and developed linkages with other health care professions and facilities. The center has maintained current services despite budget cuts and emphasizes health prevention and promotion. They also provide various classes and screenings for the community. The center has been in operation for six years and offers a range of services including pediatrics, family planning, obstetrics/gynecology.

Dates

1983-1984

Creator

Jones, James Robert (James R.), United States Ambassador to Mexico (1993-1997); Chair of the House Budget Committee (1981-1985); U.S. House of Representatives from Oklahoma's 1st district (1973-1987), 1939- (Person)

Language of Materials

English

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