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This June 2, 2019, photo shows the modular building that houses the cancer treatment center at a Tuba City, Ariz., hospital. The hospital on the Navajo Nation begins offering cancer treatment to patients who previously had to travel long distances for care. The Tuba City Regional Health Care Corp. in northeastern Arizona saw its first patient in June. The hospital says the treatment center is the first on a Native American reservation. (AP Photo/Felicia Fonseca)

First cancer center opens on Native American reservation

By FELICIA FONSECA - Associated Press

This Monday, June 26, 2017, photo, shows a sign outside of the detention center in San Carlos, Ariz. Some tribal health care and corrections workers have raised concerns that a patchwork approach to providing health care within scores of jails on reservations has resulted in staff determining whether to send an inmate to a hospital, or provide basic care themselves, sometimes with unfortunate consequences. (AP Photo/Mary Hudetz).

Patchwork health care for reservation inmates raises concern

By MARY HUDETZ - Associated Press