Tribal Health Partners with Arizona Coyotes and Indigenous Leaders in Holiday Toy Drive
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (Nov. 30, 2021) – Tribal Health, the leader in healthcare consulting and staffing for Native American communities, is launching a toy drive in partnership with the Arizona Coyotes, Cahokia SocialTech + ArtSpace, and other Indigenous businesses. The Coyotes at Cahokia Christmas Toy Drive will provide toys, books, and clothing to help give Native […]
Preparing for Joint Commission Surveys
Clinical Corner By Brian Gallagher The overhead page repeats three times: “Gotham City Hospital would like to welcome the Joint Commission.” It’s the one page that can strike panic into even the most prepared organization. Team members run through the department making sure there is no food or drink visible. Cabinet doors and drawers are […]
The Case for Simulation Training
Clinical Corner by Vikram Shankar, MD Recently, I missed out. Tribal Health’s Nurse Supervisor Jamie Keppel and Security Officer Ken Franks led a simulation training. They simulated the case of a patient with organophosphate poisoning presenting to our Emergency Department. I wasn’t in the ED at the time, and I feel guilty for not being […]
Tribal Health Announces Promotion of Morgan Haynes to President
Healthcare leader committed to transforming Indigenous communities SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (Sept. 27, 2021) – Tribal Health, the leader in healthcare management, staffing, and consulting for Indigenous and federal health systems, today announced the promotion of Morgan Haynes from Chief Operations Officer to President. Haynes joined Tribal Health in 2016 to oversee business development, operations, and federal contracting. While serving as Chief Operations […]
Tribal EM Expands as Tribal Health, Announces New Behavioral Health Company for Indigenous Communities
Rising demand for consulting, medical and behavioral care in Native American communities drives Tribal healthcare leader’s growth SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (Sept. 21, 2021) – Tribal EM, the leader in healthcare consulting and staffing for Native American communities, announced its expansion in response to rapid company growth and accelerating demand for services. The company has rebranded as […]
2021 AAP Guidelines for Native American Children
“It is easier to build strong children than to repair broken men.” — Frederick Douglass Children in Tribal communities can start off life from a disadvantaged position. 39 percent of them live in poverty, which is nearly double the rate for the total U.S. population. But poverty isn’t the only issue; these children face a […]
