; and (B) the Indian tribe or tribal organization does not have available to it the health resources it needs, taking into account the actual cost of providing health care services given local geographic, climatic, rural, or other circumstances. (2) Available resources The health resources available to an Indian tribe or tribal organization include health resources provided by the Service as well as health resources used by the Indian tribe or tribal organization, including services and financing systems provided by any Federal programs, private insurance, and programs of State or local governments. (3) Process for review of determinations The Secretary shall establish procedures which allow any Indian tribe or tribal organization to petition the Secretary for a review of any determination of the extent of the health status and resource deficiency of such Indian tribe or tribal organization. (e) Eligibility for funds Tribal health programs shall be eligible for funds appropriated under the authority of this section on an equal basis with programs that are administered directly by the Service. (f) Report By no later than the date that is 3 years after the date of enactment of the Indian Healthcare Improvement Act of 2017 , the Secretary shall submit to Congress the current health status and resource deficiency report of the Service for each Service unit, including newly recognized or acknowledged Indian tribes. Such report shall set out— (1) the methodology then in use by the Service for determining tribal health status and resource deficiencies, as well as the most recent application of that methodology; (2) the extent of the health status and resource deficiency of each Indian tribe served by the Service or a tribal health program; (3) the amount of funds necessary to eliminate the health status and resource deficiencies of all Indian tribes served by the Service or a tribal health program