Utah Indian tribe breaks into the health care business (The Salt Lake Tribune 5/13)
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Goshute Tribes launch first health care facility off reservation
Posted: Monday, May 13, 2013
The Confederated Tribes of the
Goshute Reservation have opened the first off-reservation health facility in Utah, The Salt Lake Tribune reports.
The 3,800 square-foot Sacred Circle Health Care in downtown Salt Lake City will offer medical, dental and pharmacy services. The tribe is operating the facility under a self-determination contract from the Indian Health Service.
But the facility will be open to non-Indians too. The tribe can bill Medicaid, Medicare and private insurers.
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Utah Indian tribe breaks into the health care business (The Salt Lake Tribune 5/13)
Utah Indian tribe breaks into the health care business (The Salt Lake Tribune 5/13)
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