Resources
We offer many resources to other urban Indian-serving organizations, decisionmakers, legislative partners, the community, and more.
2017 Community Health Profile: Milwaukee UIHP Service Area
This health profile provides an overview of the health status of the AI/AN population living in the service area of the Gerald L. Ignace Indian Health Center (GLIIHC).
2017 Community Health Profile: Chicago UIHP Service Area
This health profile provides an overview of the health status of the AI/AN population living in the service area of American Indian Health Services of Chicago (AIHSC).
2017 Community Health Profile: Detroit UIHP Service Area
This health profile provides an overview of the health status of the AI/AN population living in the service area of American Indian Health and Family Services (AIHFS).
2017 Community Health Profile: Boston UIHP Service Area
This health profile provides an overview of the health status of the AI/AN population living in the service area of Native American Lifelines (NAL).
Snapshot: Setting a Foundation for Innovation
A snapshot of the goals and strategies of GHWIC
Setting a Foundation for Innovation: A Good Health and Wellness in Indian Country Progress Report
Information regarding the first two years of grantee work with GHWIC
Decolonizing Identity: Addressing Two-Spirit Health and Well-Being Through Data Collection
The Urban Indian Health Institute has been invited to Trans Pride Seattle 2017! In honor of this invitation UIHI is proud to announce their newest resource: “Decolonizing Identity: Addressing Two-Spirit Health and Well-Being Through Data Collection.” …
Policy Brief: 100% FMAP for Urban American Indians and Alaska Natives
Urban Indian Health Programs (UIHP) are currently attempting to gain eligibility for Medicaid’s 100% Federal Medical Assistance Percentage (FMAP) payment for their IHS eligible patients receiving services at UIHPs. Confusion about 100% FMAP exists due to …
Policy Brief: The Need for Urban AI/AN Voice & Opportunity
Because urban AI/ANs dwell outside the areas where federally recognized tribes have jurisdiction, they are left voiceless in informing policy created for the wellbeing of the entire AI/AN population. This brief discusses the need for urban …
2016 Community Health Profile
An overview of the health status of Natives within 33 Urban Indian Health Program service areas
