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programs to support nutritional alternatives rooted in traditional foods • wrap-around mental health and wellness supports, including trauma counselling • support with housing, employment, financial and other potential social barriers • virtual visits by phone and telehealth (when requested) • outreach services to attached patients living in supportive housing • home visits when follow-up care is required (e.g. palliative visits). Lu’ma is operated by the non-profit Lu’ma Native Housing Society, which is a model of First Nations primary health care service delivery combining primary care, social services and Indigenous health supports in one team-based centre. A team of Indigenous and allied health practitioners offers culturally integrated and culturally safe primary care. Both Western medicine and traditional holistic approaches to health support cultural connections, identity, wellness support, preventative health and address the social determinants of health. Currently, 91% of Lu’ma’s 1,100 patients identify as Indigenous and the remaining 9% are nonIndigenous family members. The additional resources will enable Lu’ma to attach up to 1,750 new patients, bringing the total patient count to approximately 2,900. Additionally, the new resources will increase patient access to practitioners (e.g., nurses, mental health workers, dietitians, social workers, Elders). Over time, Lu’ma will integrate into the local Primary Care Network (PCN) and will support the PCN’s understanding of Indigenous primary health care by offering specific supports for Indigenous patients attached to other health care providers and supporting culturally safety within the broader network. summerize
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