TEXAS NATIVE HEALTH

Texas Native Health specializes in delivering culturally competent mental health and clinical services to American Indian and Alaska Native populations within urban settings, with a focused mission to bridge gaps in behavioral healthcare access. Their core capabilities include outpatient psychiatric care, trauma-informed counseling, community-based mental health interventions, and culturally tailored clinical protocols designed for Indigenous communities. The organization integrates tribal health values with evidence-based practices, ensuring services align with the Indian Health Service’s standards and the principles of the Indian Self-Determination and Education Assistance Act. Their technical expertise lies in culturally adapted diagnostic assessments, integrated behavioral health models, and outreach programs that address substance use, depression, and intergenerational trauma within the urban Indian population. The contractor has demonstrated experience working directly with the Department of Health and Human Services, providing services under programs that support urban Indian health initiatives. Their engagement reflects a deep alignment with HHS priorities around health equity, tribal sovereignty, and the delivery of federally funded services through urban Indian organizations. This relationship underscores a consistent focus on fulfilling statutory obligations under the Indian Health Care Improvement Act. Their primary industry focus is on NAICS 621112, which encompasses the operation of physician offices specializing in mental health services. In practice, this translates to a niche positioning as a provider of federally supported, community-based behavioral health clinics serving urban Indigenous populations. They are not a general medical practice but a specialized entity embedded in the urban Indian healthcare ecosystem. Texas Native Health is structured as an 8H-certified entity based in Dallas, Texas, indicating it is a Native American-owned business. While no additional federal certifications are listed, their operational model is inherently tied to federal Indian health policy frameworks. Their geographic presence is centered in the Dallas metropolitan area, where they serve as a critical access point for tribal members navigating urban healthcare systems.