Improving Urban Indian Health Care Access and Services: A Historical Perspective, 1975-03-20

Item — Box: 3, Folder: 28

Identifier: CAC_CC_109_8.5_3_28_0009

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The Indian Health Care Resource Center of Tulsa is a branch of the Native American Coalition of Tulsa, Inc. formed to address health problems faced by Tulsa Indians. They work to identify health issues, develop plans to meet needs, and provide preventive health care. The organization emphasizes prevention and works to bridge the health gap between Indians and the rest of the population. They have faced challenges with cultural differences, finances, and transportation barriers. The center operates under the Indian Health Service Contract and collaborates with other organizations to improve health outcomes for urban Indians. The report highlights the ongoing efforts and accomplishments of the center in addressing health disparities among urban Indians.

Dates

1975-03-20

Language of Materials

English

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