Kari Rabie, MD- Medical Officer/Family Practice Physician in Addiction Medicine and Mo Mike- Harm Reduction Health Educator from the Native American Community Clinic (NACC) along with community partner, Dave Glanzer, RN from the Mobile Health Initiative at the University of Minnesota discuss a case presentation that highlights the braiding of services that happens throughout the medical, harm reduction and outreach teams at NACC in order to link our relatives into quality care.
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Native American Community Clinic (NACC) facilitates these live educational and knowledge-sharing events using the Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes (ECHO) model (hsc.unm.edu/echo/about-us/). Our Midwest Tribal ECHO addresses issues related to opioid use disorder (OUD) in American Indian/Alaska Native communities in Minnesota, the great Midwest, and beyond. Please feel free to contact us - lkingcooney@nacc-healthcare.org - for more information!
ABOUT NACC: nacc-healthcare.org/
Native American Community Clinic opened its doors in 2003 to address the health disparities within the urban Native American community of the Twin Cities. Our mission is to promote the health & wellness of mind, body, and spirit of Native American families. We offer a full range of healthcare services that include Medical, Behavioral Health, Dental, and Substance Abuse programs. NACC approaches healthcare by addressing root causes of health disparities including access to food, housing and health insurance with services such as resource navigation, care coordination, outreach and community-based activities through the use of our peer recovery coaches and community health workers. NACC strives to honor health and tradition by providing spiritual care and access to traditional healing through our Elders in Residence.