Hecel Oyate Kin Nipi Kte
So That The People May Live
Great Plains Tribal Health is committed to improving health outcomes in Indian Country. Through advocacy, public health education, direct care, and epidemiological support we provide tribal nations and tribal citizens the tools they need to improve the lives of the people.
Health Topics & Programs
988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
The 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline is a national hotline offering one-on-one support for mental health, suicide, and substance use-related problems for anyone 24/7. We are here to support this life saving service in our communities.
248.3
Deaths by Heart Disease per 100K AI/AN People
226.4
Deaths by Malignant Cancers per 100K AI/AN People
15.2%
Births (2,385) to AI/AN Women were diagnosed or treated for a Sexually Transmitted Disease (STI)
5.7
Opioid – related deaths per 100K among AI/AN People
Serving 18 Tribes and Tribal Communities
in the Great Plains Area
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Oyate Health Center
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Request Technical Assistance
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Careers
Purchased Referred Care
With Purchased Referred Care, relatives gain access to specialty care, hospital services, and advanced treatment options that are outside of our local facilities.
Vaccines and Immunization
Prevention is always better than treatment. Stay update with your vaccinations. All vaccines are safe and effective.
Latest News
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Building Healthy Beginnings: Programs and Community Events Strengthen Families Across the Great Plains
RAPID CITY — Great Plains Tribal Health continues to expand its impact on maternal and child health through its Healthy Start and Maternal, Infant, and Early Childhood Home Visiting (MIECHV)…
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Healing With Horses Camp Draws Hundreds to Lakota Homes Community
RAPID CITY — The Sung Nagi Okolakiciye 4th Annual Healing With Horses Camp, presented by Great Plains Tribal Health, drew strong participation and broad community support over four days. Organizers…
