Stories tagged with Tribal Health Department

Fri Mar 13th, 2020

Medicare: Why Should I Apply?

Fri Nov 22nd, 2019

Benefits plan, new and improved

Instructor Precious Collins trained staff members of the Tribal Services Department in Youth Mental Health on Wednesday, May 1. Collins brought the training to the department as a way to help offer more services and bring awareness to mental health.

Thu Jun 6th, 2019

Breaking down the stigma

Fri Jun 23rd, 2017

Better Home Health Services for Tribal Members

Thu Jul 21st, 2016

More health benefits plan updates

Thu Jul 21st, 2016

New Health Services Manager aims to improve care

Thu Jul 7th, 2016

Updates to Health Benefits Program coming soon

Thu Feb 4th, 2016

Tribal member health ID card and benefits

Thu Feb 5th, 2015

Health Plan update to membership medical bills

Jimmy R. Newton Jr., chairman of the Southern Ute Indian Tribal Council.

Fri Feb 7th, 2014

State of the tribe: January 2014

Wed Sep 25th, 2013

Tribe introduces new Health Benefit Program

Wed Sep 25th, 2013

Council introduces new staffers, health cards at elders’ meeting

The Southern Ute Indian Tribal Council is currently reviewing options and making plans for the future of the tribal health care system. To highlight the council’s efforts and increase awareness of the history and nature of the system as it exists today, and perhaps provide a look at where it might go, the Drum presents a package of stories on its past, present and future.

Fri Mar 8th, 2013

Spotlight: A brief history of health care facilities

The Southern Ute Indian Tribal Council is currently reviewing options and making plans for the future of the tribal health care system. To highlight the council’s efforts and increase awareness of the history and nature of the system as it exists today, and perhaps provide a look at where it might go, the Drum presents a package of stories on its past, present and future.

Fri Mar 8th, 2013

Spotlight: How the Health Dept. finances care

The Southern Ute Indian Tribal Council is currently reviewing options and making plans for the future of the tribal health care system. To highlight the council’s efforts and increase awareness of the history and nature of the system as it exists today, and perhaps provide a look at where it might go, the Drum presents a package of stories on its past, present and future.

Fri Mar 8th, 2013

Spotlight: Services of the Southern Ute Health Dept.

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