Disaster Recovery Resources
A quick guide to YKHC resources
In at least one-third of the villages the YKHC service area, people were affected by flooding from ex-Typhoon Halong. Our hearts go out to each person who has endured loss and had their lives impacted.
This page was created to make it easy for our customers to find contact information for key YKHC resources and other key state and federal support programs.
Pharmacy:
Speak with a pharmacy team member about getting new prescription medications or updating your shipping address.
- 907-543-6988 or 877-543-6988
YKHC Medical Records:
If you are out of region and you or a healthcare professional would like to make a medical records request.
- him-roi@ykhc.org
- 907-543-6388
Behavioral Health support:
In a crisis, help is available 24 hours per day, 7 days a week:
- YKHC Crisis Line
907-543-6499 or 844-543-6499 - National 988 Lifeline
Call or text 988
For access to treatment and services, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday
- Behavioral Health
907-543-6100
ykhc.org/behavioral-health
Office of Environmental Health and Engineerin:
- 907-543-6420
Informational links:
Job openings:
For individuals looking for work, we encourage you to view open positions at YKHC.
State Relief Programs
The State of Alaska’s Individual Assistance program: Survivors in designated disaster areas may register for this program, which provides financial assistance for damages to primary residences, vehicles, essential personal property, and medical, funeral, or dental needs directly resulting from the declared disaster.
Online: https://ready.alaska.gov/ia
By phone: 1-844-445-7131
West Coast Storm Housing Task Force: The mission of the Disaster Housing Task Force is to identify housing and match those facilities with disaster survivors.
Applications for housing can be made at:
Online: https://ready.alaska.gov/ia
By phone: 1-844-445-7131
The journey to recovery
The journey to recovery our friends, family members, co-workers and loved ones whose lives and homes were affected by the storm is significant.
This region has always been defined by the strength and resilience of its people. That spirit remains, and it will guide us through this challenge together.
YKHC also appreciates the support of our local, state and federal partners—including the Association of Village Council Presidents, the State of Alaska, the Alaska National Guard the City of Bethel, the Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium, the American Red Cross, local airlines and so many others around Bethel, the YK region and Alaska—in this effort.