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Established and new UICSL Clients
The COVID-19 vaccine is HERE for ANY clients and their household members who are 12 years and older.
The Urban Indian Center of Salt Lake (UICSL) is now administering COVID-19 vaccines following Indian Health Service (IHS) and CDC recommendations.
As of 08/17/21
If you are a current UICSL client, please call (801) 486-4877 to schedule an appointment. If you are not an established client of UICSL, you MUST complete the new patient enrollment registration form. You can find the new patient registration form under the Admissions tab > Patient Form or call our registration department @ (801) 486-4877. If you are a household member of a UICSL client, you will need to complete a separate intake form and provide your identification card.
With your continued trust and patience we will get through this together! UICSL Staff
Our Story
The Urban Indian Center of Salt Lake (UICSL) first opened its doors as the Indian Walk-In Center (IWIC) in 1974, with the Utah Council of Urban Indian Affairs (UCUIA) offering social, educational and physical services for American Indians residing in the Salt Lake City and Wasatch front area. Two years later (1976) IWIC mission was written, “To aid and assist Native American Indian people and to strengthen the family and community, respecting cultural values.” On January 1, 2012, an important shift took place, the name and mission of Indian Walk-In Center was changed to Urban Indian Center of Salt Lake (UICSL), to better reflect the emerging needs and trends of Native Americans circular migration into urban settings.
Today
Our mission coupled with our vision statement reflects the current needs of Utah’s urban indian population. We are predominantly funded through Federal and State grants and contracts, private foundations and individual donor based giving. We devote resources to support and develop accessible, culturally competent healthcare programs and services for the whole family. Additionally, we provide comprehensive limited primary health care services, behavioral health care services, preventative/health screenings, and social services in a holistic responsive way.
Impact
Our center on average sees approximately 5,587 patients in Clinical Health and Behavioral Health per year. Our target population includes areas where approximately 26.3% of community members live at or below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, and where 25.7% of residents do not have health insurance.
Cedar Point Wellness Center
Patients Served in Health Clinic
Numbers served
2016 Total Contacts = 2,470
2017 Total Contacts = 4,543
2018 Total Contacts = 3,685
2019 Total Contacts = 1,179
2020 Total Contacts = TBD
Red Mesa Behavioral Health
Behavioral Health patients served
Numbers served
2016 Total Contacts = 963
2017 Total Contacts = 2,098
2018 Total Contacts = 1,649
2019 Total Contacts = 92
2020 Total Contacts = TBD
2017 Total Contacts = 2,098
2018 Total Contacts = 1,649
2019 Total Contacts = 92
2020 Total Contacts = TBD
Sacred Paths Family Programs
Youth & Families served
Numbers served
2016 Total Contacts = 3814
2017 Total Contacts = 3446
2018 Total Contacts = 4275
2019 Total Contacts = 2,300
2020 Total Contacts = TBD
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