American Indian Health Commission
for Washington State

The American Indian Health Commission for Washington State (AIHC) was created in 1994 by federally recognized tribes, urban Indian health programs, and Indian organizations to provide a forum for Tribal-State health issues. It works to achieve unity and guide the collective needs of Tribal governments in providing high-quality, comprehensive health care to American Indians and Alaska Natives.

Latest News

• Position Announcement: American Indian Health Commission Seeks Director
• 2007 - 2009 American Indian Health Care Delivery Plan: Improving Health Through Partnerships
• Medicare-Like Rates Resources
• Medicare Part D: Strategies for Tribes to Increase Pharmacy Reimbursements From the Medicare Part D Prescription Drug Benefit – Based on Proven Experiences of Successful Tribes and 2008 Medicare Part D Stand-Alone Prescription Drug Plans (Excel)