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The Yurok Tribe has broken ground on a $37 million treatment center that anchors a broader expansion of tribally operated behavioral health services in rural Northern California.
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The Justice Department has authorized a $400 million settlement with the Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium, resolving a dispute over contract support costs tied to federally funded healthcare programs.
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The Rosebud Sioux Tribe plans to build a $4.6 million outpatient behavioral health treatment center, expanding tribally operated mental health and substance use services on the Rosebud Reservation.
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The Cherokee Nation has completed a $470 million replacement hospital in Tahlequah, expanding the tribe's health care capacity with a six-story, 400,000-square-foot facility that opened to patients July 11.
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The Native American Development Corp. has secured a $2 million low-interest loan from the Montana Facility Finance Authority to help finance a new $23 million health clinic in Billings, expanding the Native CDFI's growing health care operations.
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A new economic analysis found Cherokee Nation Health Services generated more than $2 billion in statewide economic output in fiscal year 2025, highlighting the economic role tribal healthcare systems can play in rural Oklahoma.
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The Karuk Tribe said it has secured $1.5 million in federal funding to build workforce housing for healthcare professionals serving its communities.
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The Indian Health Service has selected three tribal health organizations for the agency’s first-ever Long-Term Care Joint Venture Construction Program projects, marking a new federal effort to expand skilled nursing and elder care capacity in Indian Country.
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The Osage Nation has begun construction on a new 50,000-square-foot health clinic in Skiatook, Okla., expanding healthcare capacity and continuing a broader tribal investment in healthcare infrastructure across northeastern Oklahoma.
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Tribal Development Partners LLC said it closed financing on a $132 million workforce housing project in Kotzebue, Alaska, aimed at stabilizing health care staffing across 12 Native communities in the Northwest Arctic region.