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Tribal FQHCs

Deliver care locally while honoring community, culture, and continuity.

THE PROBLEM

Physician shortages. Geographic isolation. Disproportionate need.

Tribal FQHCs serve communities with some of the highest rates of chronic disease, behavioral health needs, and complex care, often across vast and remote geographies. Yet access remains constrained by persistent provider shortages, long wait times, and reliance on distant referral networks.

When care requires off-site referrals, patients face significant transportation, financial, and logistical barriers. Missed appointments, delayed diagnoses, and fragmented follow-up are common, placing added strain on Tribal care teams and undermining continuity, trust, and outcomes within the community.

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THE SOLUTION

Extend clinical expertise to the community. Keep care connected and culturally grounded.

A CareRoom enables Tribal FQHCs to deliver specialty and consultative services within Tribal clinics by converting existing space into a shared clinical environment. Remote physicians participate directly in patient encounters alongside Tribal care teams, supporting timely evaluation without requiring travel outside the community.

Care remains anchored within the Tribal medical home, strengthening continuity, sovereignty, and culturally informed delivery while expanding access to broader expertise.

Impact

Local
Specialty Access

Faster
Clinical Evaluations

Reduced
Travel Burden

Culturally
Anchored Care

Real-Time
Collaboration

Sustainable
Program Delivery

Expanded
Clinical Capacity

Stronger
Care Continuity

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A trusted Tribal partnership

OneRoom partners with Indigenous Pact to support Tribal FQHCs and health systems in expanding access to specialty care through models designed for Tribal governance, community priorities, and long-term sustainability.