“…Although postmigration stressors vary across demographic groups, postmigration stress such as demands of acculturation, language difficulties, decreased support systems, increased caregiving responsibilities, socioeconomic disadvantages, lack of access to services, changes in family dynamics, financial hardship, discrimination, and limited technology skills were found to be major risk factors for depression and other mental health problems among Bhutanese youth and older adults (Poudel-Tandukar et al, 2019 ). The traditional approach to health care among Bhutanese refugees often relies on home remedies, and medical treatment is only sought when conditions are not resolved, presenting a potential challenge to U.S. health care provision (Maack & Willborn, 2018 ). This challenge can be exacerbated by the possible lack of insurance after resettlement benefits expire (Maack & Willborn, 2018 ).…”