Tribal healthcare partnerships
Tribal healthcare,
on your terms.
We partner with Tribal Nations to build and run recovery clinics.
Ownership and leadership stay with the Tribe.
Our clinic footprint
Each clinic belongs to a Tribe.
Each one serves a community.
Explore three of the recovery clinics we support in Washington and California.
Our work
Support at every stage.
From planning a facility to keeping its doors open each day, our team works alongside yours.
01Healthcare sovereignty
The Tribe owns the clinic and retains its license, governance and decision-making authority. OneTogether operates on the Tribe’s behalf and holds no equity.
Learn more02Substance use disorder treatment
We help Tribal partners establish and operate opioid treatment programs, from early planning and licensing to staffing and daily care.
Learn more03Government regulatory expertise
Our team coordinates certification, registration and accreditation and helps clinics prepare for inspections.
Learn more04Wrap-around services
We help clinics offer care beyond treatment, including patient navigation, mental health support, dental care and transportation programs.
Learn more05Construction & development
We work with Tribal partners on facility design, permitting and construction so the space meets the needs of patients and staff.
Learn more06Clinic operations
We help keep clinics running with staffing, training, finance, technology and community outreach.
Learn moreAbout OneTogether
The people behind
the partnership.
OneTogether Solutions is a majority Native-owned administrative services organization based in Boulder, Colorado. We work with federally recognized Tribal Nations to develop healthcare programs that reflect each community’s priorities.
Our team brings together experience in clinic operations, finance, law and healthcare policy. The Tribe sets the direction. We help put its plans into practice.
Partner with us
What would a clinic mean
for your community?
Tell us what your Nation has in mind. A first conversation is a chance to ask questions and explore what a partnership could look like.