Urban Indian Health Institute (UIHI) is committed to obtaining and sharing accurate information about clinical trials and COVID-19 treatments with our community and has produced resources meant to be used and shared by our American Indian and Alaska Native relatives, tribes, and healthcare facilities serving Indian Country.
COVID-19 Treatments Map
It’s as important as ever for everyone to know where they can get treatment to mitigate the worst outcomes of COVID-19. However, precise information about where to go for these treatments has not been widely available for patients or the providers who treat them.
In response, our team has created and updated an interactive map of COVID-19 treatment locations to now include IHS/Tribal/Urban Health Centers and Veterans Affairs sites for relatives who navigate those health systems along with retail pharmacies and open clinical trials. For each site, we’ve included the type(s) of treatment available, contact information, and more.
Treatments are currently being administered to non-hospitalized patients who test positive for COVID-19 and are most effective when administered within 3–5 days of showing symptoms, depending on treatment type. Access to treatments is limited and may not be available when requested.
Please note that information listed in this map is constantly changing and we will work to keep the map up to date to reflect those changes. All treatment location information is derived from the COVID-19 Public Therapeutic Locator published by HealthData.gov and categorized by UIHI staff.
Resources
The purpose of these resources is to provide culturally relevant and up-to-date information for those interested in learning more about clinical trials and COVID-19 treatments.
Information about the Paxlovid COVID-19 Treatment
Information about the COVID-19 Veklury (Remdesivir) Antiviral Treatment
Information about the Molnupiravir COVID-19 Treatment
Understanding Clinical Trials
Archived Resources
This section contains a list of our archived resources related to COVID-19 treatments. Some of these resources may contain information on expired or outdated treatment options.
Information about the COVID-19 Evusheld Monoclonal Antibody Treatment – Revoked
Webinars
Part of our efforts on treatments will be a series of town halls that will share important resources and facilitate conversations that empowers Native people to make informed decisions on COVID-19 treatments and clinical trials.
Information during these Town Halls is for informational purposes only, and does not substitute professional medical advice, consultations, and treatments.
Sharing Our Knowledge: Treatment Talks
Sharing Our Knowledge: Conversations on COVID-19 Clinical Trials
Featured Posts
Native2Native: COVID-19 Vaccine and Treatment Clinical Trials Facilitated Discussion
Native professionals and community advocates talk about COVID-19 vaccine and treatment clinical trials in our Native2Native video series.
Everyday Warriors: Native Stories of COVID-19
Storytelling is a way of preserving our people. We are grateful to our Everyday Warriors in Indian Country who took the time to share their COVID-19 stories with us.
Clinical Trial Participation Guide for American Indians and Alaska Natives: Partner Toolkit
This toolkit is intended to help healthcare providers share culturally attuned information about clinical trials with their American Indian and Alaska Native patients.
Resources from Partner Organizations
Supportive plants and foods do not provide immunity to COVID-19, and these resources are not intended to be used in diagnosis or prescription. Check with a health provider to make sure that herbs are safe to use with any medications.
Immune & Respiratory Herbs and Herbal Support During the COVID-19 Outbreak
A Resource for Tribal Communities During the COVID-19 outbreak
Wild Spring Greens
A resource with information about wild plants including recipes and tips for foragers.
Disclaimer:
UIHI continues to monitor the latest developments surrounding COVID-19 treatments and will publish updates to existing resources and additional resources as information becomes available.