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John R Reeves III, MHA
Building

What I've built. What I'm building.

Clinics expanded, systems run, technology built, books written, podcast conversations recorded. The work is the argument.

The work now

Healthcare operations. Technology. A public body of work.

  • Indigenous Healthcare Advancements brings clinic development, healthcare technology, and consulting together.
  • Los Angeles and Northern California clinic projects are both moving forward, with an integrated dual-site model. Opening dates have not been announced.
  • IHA Suite and Marketplace are in development. fin990's financial analysis capabilities are now part of IHA Suite.
  • Truth as Medicine is on hiatus while I focus on major California projects. The published conversations remain available.
  • A third book is in the works, alongside the two published books and Field Notes.

Project status reviewed .

Clinics and systems built or run

Operator seats, not advisor seats.

2025

Urban Indian health system, Los Angeles

CEO of an urban Indian health and community-services organization working across Los Angeles and Orange counties. Community context: Los Angeles County has an American Indian, Alaska Native, and Native Hawaiian population of 263,000.

2022 to 2024

Tribal health system, Oregon Coast

Tribal COO Health for a coastal Oregon tribal nation. Led the expansion of a dental-only program into a four-site Tribal FQHC. Staff grew from 8 to 48.

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2018 to 2021

Tribal health system, Northern California

CEO of a nine-clinic Tribal health system serving 20,000 patients across multiple tribal nations and two counties. Grew revenue 30% through COVID. Acquired local OB/GYN, Podiatry, and Pediatric practices.

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2017 to 2018, 2021 to 2025

HHSC Kauai Region

Clinic Administrative Director for two critical access hospitals and eight outpatient clinics serving 30,000 patients. Sweet 16 initiative boosted provider capacity 187.5% in six months.

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2009 to 2012

Tribal health center, South Dakota

Clinic COO and Interim Health Administrator at a P.L. 638 health center. FY2010 revenue reached $1.2M. Facilitated a 42,000 square foot joint-venture facility with IHS, creating 20 reservation jobs.

2013 to 2015

Fresenius Medical Care

Director of Operations for 32 hospital inpatient dialysis programs across AK, WA, OR. The region moved from 49 of 50 to consistent top 10 monthly in productivity. Established a Seattle inpatient services footprint.

Company history

Consulting since 2013. IHA since 2020.

Company origins clarified .

2020 to present

Indigenous Healthcare Advancements

Tribal Healthcare Consultants became Indigenous Healthcare Advancements in 2020. I serve as Founder and President, bringing clinic development, software, and consulting together.

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Consulting began in 2013

Tribal Healthcare Consultants

My consulting work began in 2013 and later took shape as Tribal Healthcare Consultants, supporting Tribal Health Organizations and expanding into rural and community healthcare. Rebranded as IHA in 2020.

Technology built within IHA

Tools for the work.

Healthcare analytics, operations, patient navigation, and financial information. Visit each platform for its current availability and access details.

Systems built

Clinics expanded. Systems strengthened.

Work delivered through healthcare organizations, their teams, and the communities they serve. My responsibility was to help turn the direction into daily operations.

Numbers behind the work

The granular proof.

Selected results from my career, delivered with clinical and administrative teams, Tribal leadership, and community partners.

Critical access system

Kauai

Provider capacity increase
187.5%
In six months, through the Sweet 16 initiative.
Reduction in days in accounts receivable
61.4%
In four months.
Read the Kauai case

Across Tribal health engagements

Financial and operating results

Overspend managed down
$1.2M
Without eliminating a single position in a Tribal Health Organization.
Third-party revenue increase
130%
In 18 months for a Tribal Health Organization.
Provider productivity increase
108%
Patients seen per day in a Tribal Health Organization turnaround.

32 programs. A $60M region.

Pacific Northwest dialysis operations

Regional productivity ranking

49 of 50toTop 10

Consistent top 10 monthly, in the same region.

Above FY2014 EBIT budget
$650,000
More profit per treatment
$50
In one year.

Transformed a negative-revenue business into the only profitable inpatient services region in the Western group.

P.L. 638 health center

Eastern South Dakota

Serving 1,300 patients.

FY2010 facility-record revenue
$1.2M

These figures come from my published career account. Explore the roles behind the results.

Recognition and service

Awards, boards, and education.

  • NAU Outstanding Achievement Award, Healthcare Management, Class of 2009 (sole recipient).
  • MHA Alumni Advisory Board, University of Minnesota Carlson School, 2025 to present.
  • Board of Directors, Health Center Partners of Southern California, 2020 to 2022.
  • Board of Commissioners, Partnership HealthPlan of California (Medi-Cal), 2019 to 2021.
  • US Army, 2000 to 2005, Tripler Army Medical Center. Recipient of the Global War on Terror Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Overseas Service Ribbon Medal, and Army Good Conduct Medal.