Ciuniurumauten. Welcome.
Each of the communities in our service area is home to a federally-recognized Tribe, whose governing council has authorized YKHC to provide health services on behalf of the federal Indian Health Service (IHS).
YKHC’s healthcare delivery system includes community clinics, sub-regional clinics in five of the area’s larger communities, a regional hospital, dental and optometry services, behavioral health services, counseling and treatment for individuals with substance use disorders, health promotion and disease prevention programs, and environmental health services.
The Yukon-Kuskokwim Health Corporation has earned the Joint Commission's Gold Seal of Approval.
Great tip from Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium!
If you expect to travel outside of the tribal health system this winter, visit www.ykhc.org/prc/ to learn more about the Purchased and Referred Care program.
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At their October meeting, the YKHC Board of Directors welcomed two new members: Margaret Mute from Kalskag and Danielle Epchook from Kwethluk. They also elected Chris Larson of Napaskiak to fill the role of Honorary Board Member and Darren Cleveland of Quinhagak as Board Chair. To view the full board, visit www.ykhc.org/story/about-ykhc/.
Elected by the Tribal Councils of each of the 58 federally recognized Tribes in the YKHC service area, the Board of Directors is the chief policy-making body of the organization. We are grateful for their guidance and commitment to YKHC's mission: Working together to achieve excellent health.
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