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You should see our gallery of the Y-K Delta. Find out what it’s like here or see your stomping grounds from a different angle.
Kwethluk Health Aide Martha Olick helps John Andrew and Ivan Michael at the Living Well workshop. |
National HIV Testing Day is June 27, 2009. Find out where and how you can get the test in Bethel.
Kwethluk Clinic and the YKHC Diabetes Prevention and Control Program teamed up last winter to offer and host the Living Well Alaska Program-a six-session course to help people better cope with chronic conditions such as diabetes, asthma, and arthritis.
Mothers of the Delta will soon have a sweeter spot to have their babies.
Village patients throughout the YK Delta will soon be receiving their medication refills by mail instead of having to go to the local clinic to pick them up.
Based on a recent comprehensive survey, YKHC pays better than the rest for most positions in the company.
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If you need to be seen, please call Scheduling to make an apponitment. Call 543-6442 or 1-800-478-3321.
YKHC cares about customer service. We want to shorten wait times for all our patients. All patients need to check in at registration 30 minutes before your scheduled appointment time.
If you are late for your check-in, you will lose your appointment and you may have to reschedule for another day.
If you cannot make your appointment, please call to cancel and reschedule. Remember to check in at Registration 30 mintues before your appointment.
For emergencies, please go to the Emergency Room.
YKHC's patient care system, called Advanced Access, allows us to providebetter care to our patients by substantially reducing the time you must wait for an appointment.
If you need to be seen the same day, please call scheduling to make an appointment and we will arrange to see you as soon as possible. Call 543-6442 or 1-800-478-3321.
For emergencies, please go to the Emergency Room.
TheYukon-Kuskokwim Health Corporation manages a comprehensive health caresystem on behalf of 58 federally recognized Tribes for 50 ruralcommunities in southwest Alaska. The system includes community clinics,subregional clinics, a regional hospital, dental and optical services,mental health services, substance abuse counseling and treatment,health promotion and disease prevention programs, and environmentalhealth services.
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