Thursday, November 21, 2024
11/21/2024
Project Abstract: K'lma:w Medical Center (KMC) Is a entity of the Hoopa Valley Tribe in far Northern California. As one of the biggest land base Tribes In California, the reservation is remote and home to 3,084 people with 85% residents Native American. KMC delivers health care to the Hoopa Valley Indian Reservation and surrounding community. With the COVID 19 pandemic, KMC has been challenged to meet the health care and behavioral health care needs of the patients of KMC while following the "stay in place" order declared by the Hoopa Valley Tribal Council. Delivery of services now must be provided in a tele-medicine and home based one-onone setting. Plans to provide that service include purchasing tele-health equipment, phones, tablets and adding additional staff so that some of the most high risk patients in our area will have continued access to services for their health care and behavioral health needs.
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