AIHS santa barbara urban program seeks to support our native patients diagnosed with diabetes to prevent progression of the disease and to reduce the incidence of diabetes in our community. - the…

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Award ID
H1D1IHS1223
Recipient
Awarding agency
Obligated
$4,341,141

Award facts

Completion date 77% complete
Funding
  • $4,065,513.00 Federal
  • $275,628.00 Non-federal
Funding agency
Office of the Director Indian Health Service, Department of Health and Human Services
Place of performance
California, USA

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Description

AIHS santa barbara urban program seeks to support our native patients diagnosed with diabetes to prevent progression of the disease and to reduce the incidence of diabetes in our community. - the special diabetes program for indians (SDPI) at american indian health & services (AIHS) is an initiative to improve health outcomes for american indian & alaska native (AI/an) patients with diabetes mellitus. To achieve this goal, AIHS will provide clinical and non-clinical services to members of our AI/an community with diabetes. Clinical services include medical screenings, examinations, health education, immunizations, laboratory services, and the prescription of medications. Additionally, AIHS has selected nutrition education as the organization's best practice. Meaning, AIHS will focus on providing nutrition education and nutrition-based services to SDPI patients. To support the best practice, AIHS will provide non-clinical activities that focus on improving health behaviors. First, the program will host nutrition classes and offer diet support. Second, the program will host physical activities to encourage increased movement and social connection. Third, AIHS will offer culturally themed classes to promote communal wellbeing, while simultaneously advocating for clinic-based services. Finally, AIHS will provide supplies to patients that support diabetes self-management. For example, devices that help patients monitor their blood pressure or blood sugar.

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Who received award H1D1IHS1223?

H1D1IHS1223 was awarded to American Indian Health & Services Corporation by IHS Division of Grants and Contracts (Indian Health Service) on January 1, 2023.

How much is award H1D1IHS1223 worth?

$4,341,141 has been obligated on H1D1IHS1223: $4,065,513 in federal funding and $275,628 in non-federal funding.

Which agency awarded H1D1IHS1223?

IHS Division of Grants and Contracts (Indian Health Service) awarded H1D1IHS1223, with funding from Office of the Director (Indian Health Service).

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