Indian Health Service: A Closer Look at Health Services for Native Americans, 1976-01-04

Item — Box: 139, Folder: 18

Identifier: CAC_CC_001_4_139_18_0002

Staff Only

The letter from the Indian Health Service acknowledges the concerns raised by Dr. Parman about the Eufaula Field Clinic. The letter also highlights the accomplishments of the Indian Health Service in improving the health of the American Indian population but acknowledges that there are still significant challenges. The letter mentions ongoing reviews by authorizing committees and the American Indian Policy Review Commission. The Muskogee Sunday Phoenix article discusses the services offered at the Eufaula Clinic and the challenges in reaching and treating patients.

Dates

1976-01-04

Language of Materials

English

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