RWHC Clinical Care, Prior Research, and History of CBPR Engagement/Partnership RWHC: Since 2008, RWHC at Maricopa Integrated Health System (MIHS) has addressed disparities in knowledge and expertise in care of women with FGC, establishing a patient-centered medical home for refugee women. The first of its kind in Arizona, it is nationally recognized as a best practice model for refugee women's health care, addressing reproductive health disparities among newly-resettled refugee women. The multilingual, bicultural staff, refugee women who serve as Cultural Health Navigators (CHNs), facilitate an integrated team approach to comprehensive health care delivery and health care system navigation. RWHC has robust partnerships with local communities affected by FGC, engaging in Community-Based Participatory Research (CBPR) to enhance community collaboration in culturally relevant intervention/program design. Despite these efforts, there remains a critical need for increased provider cultural competency in caring for FGC-affected populations and in de-monopolizing care so that providers become skilled in caring for FGC-affected women.