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Letter to Tribal Leaders from Health and Human Services, Department of Indian Health Services, Reaffirming the Governments Commitment to Providing Services to American Indians 01-10-00

Authors: Trujillo, M

Publication Year: 2000

Last Updated: 2016-04-18 

Journal: Department of Health and Human Services

Keywords: IHS, self-determination, ISDEAA, Indian Self-Determination and Education Assistance Act, Indian Health Service, IHCIA, indian health care improvement act, I/T/U 

Abstract:

As we begin the next century, I believe it is important to reaffirm the Federal Government's commitment to providing health services to American Indian and Alaska Native AI/AN people.

Proof of this commitment is the dedication of the Indian Health Service (IHS) to its mission of ensuring that health care services are available and accessible to all eligible AI/AN people. The IHS and tribes share a unique partnership in carrying out this mission, whether the local program is operated directly by the IHS or by tribal governments through the Indian Self-Determination and Education Assistance Act (ISDEAA), Public Law (P.L.) 93-638, as amended.

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