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American Indian Health and Family Website :: Sponsors

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American Indian Health and Family Website :: Who We Serve

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What to bring with you:. 8226; Driver's license or state identification. 8226; Status card. 8226; Insurance information. 8226; Proof of income. Please call us for more details or for any questions you may have. 2010-2016 American Indian Health and Family Services - Minobinmaadziwin.

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American Indian Health and Family Website :: Calendar

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You may need to press your "F5" key to make sure your browser is displaying latest info. 2010-2016 American Indian Health and Family Services - Minobinmaadziwin.

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American Indian Health and Family Website :: Employment

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EMPLOYMENT and INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES. We currently have the following positions and internships available. Please click on links below for more information. In addition, we are always accepting temp applications for various temporary positions within the agency. Send cover letter (include the position you are applying for, a summary of your skills and qualifications for position), minimum salary requirement, resume and a list of three professional references with contact information to:.

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American Indian Health and Family Website :: Videos

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Dr Darryl Tonemah on Trauma Informed Counseling. AIHFS Flint Water Donation. New Path to Health Care" video created by CMS Division of Tribal Affairs for tribal communities and tribal clinic waiting rooms to provide an overview of the Affordable Care Act and the American Indian and Alaska Native specific provisions. Native Generations featuring Healthy Start. The Minobinmaadziwin Hoop Dance Society at AIHFS Suicide Prevention Conference. See more of our videos on our YouTube channel by clicking below.

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American Indian Health and Family Website :: Powwow

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Native American Heritage Day. Enjoy the pictures from the event! September 27, 2014. A special thank you to the staff of AIHFS and Erica LeAnnais for providing us pictures in the above slideshow. Host drum: Painted Rock. Master of Ceremonies: Brian Loney. Arena Director: John Marcus. NAHD T-shirts for sale. We still have some T-shirts for sale. Please call our youth program for more info at 313-846-6030 x1401. Special thank you to Red Paint Printing of Adrian Mi. for printing our event T-shirts.

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American Indian Health and Family Website :: Publications

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American Indian Health and Family Website :: FAQ

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Q - Who is eligible for services at AIHFS? American Indians enrolled in a federally and state recognized tribes are eligible for services. However, we do not turn ANYONE away. Q - How do I pay for services? Q - Can I use your services if AIHFS providers are. My assigned Primary Care Provider(PCP)? Yes, but your insurance company may NOT. Q - What insurances do you accept? As of 2-25-16, we accept the following:. Blue Cross Blue Shield Plans. Blue Care Network (HMO). Blue Cross Complete of Michigan. Harbo...

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Affordable Care Act

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What is the Affordable Care Act? Beginning January 1, 2014, every American must demonstrate health care coverage under the Affordable Care Act, but there are special exemptions that apply to Alaska Native and American Indian people. The landscape of health care insurance is changing quickly. What if I have insurance? My employer provides insurance. I am enrolled in Medicare. I am enrolled in Medicaid. I am enrolled in MIChild. I am enrolled in Veteran Benefits. Veterans Health Care Program. FAQ's for Ame...

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American Indian Health and Family Website :: Donate

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It's easy to think that Native Americans or other under-served populations have access to free health care and are therefore in good health. Sadly that's not the case. Urban American Indians/Alaska Natives, often described as an "invisible" population, account for over half of the entire Native American population. National census data show an increasing trend in both the proportion and number of urban AI/ANs, rising to 67% (2,774,716) in 2000. To donate by check or money order. Please send payable to:.