Urban Indian Health Facts
A list of quick resources on AI/AN populations and healthcare
National Council of Urban Indian Health
924 Pennsylvania Ave., SE
Washington, DC 20003
Phone: 202.544.0344
Research at NCUIH
The Research Center at NCUIH is devoted to ensuring that Urban Indian Organizations (UIOs) have access to the most recent, useful, and culturally competent data, research, and public health programming available.
NCUIH strives to meet this need by:
- Creating, archiving, and disseminating quality information.
- Serving as a public health programming technical assistance and capacity building hub for UIOs.
- Processing requests for data analysis.
- Communicating the conditions of local urban AI/AN communities to national partners.
The Research and Public Health Programs Division is a collaborative unit across NCUIH that specializes in knowledge management, public health expertise, and deploying qualitative and quantitative methods in Indian Country. Throughout our work, we center UIO needs, engage urban leaders and community stakeholders in all phases of our work, and abide by standard ethics principles for the protection of participants and data.
For more information on our work, please see:
Population Health Research
Our recent population health analyses
Community Health Programming
Our recent healthcare and public health capacity building projects
Third-Party Billing
This house analysis on recent reimbursement trends, our ACA implementation portal, and more information on Payment System Reform.
Urban Indian Health Information Technology (HIT)
Information specific to HIT initiatives.
The Knowledge Resource Center
A searchable repository of over 1,000 articles relevant to the health of urban AI/AN populations