Urgent Care Team The Urgent Care Clinic at CAIHC aims to offer high-quality ambulatory care to walk-in patients with immediate medical needs. Comprised of dedicated healthcare professionals including doctors, physician assistants, care coordinators, nurses, and unit clerks, the clinic collaborates to ensure optimal healthcare delivery. Patients without appointments with their primary care provider may seek urgent care at the clinic. …
Float Team The Float team is comprised of Advanced Practice Providers that “float” to the primary care or urgent care teams to fill in when providers are out of the clinic on PTO, village travel, or sick. They all have diverse experience in both family medicine and emergency care. Elena Larranaga, PA-C Mindona Billings, NP Katherine Cammack, NP Sam DeBlauw, …
Team Teekona To select or change your Primary Care Provider (PCP), simply speak with any staff member. When scheduling your next appointment or for urgent needs, we’ll prioritize appointments with your chosen PCP. If they’re unavailable, we’ll schedule with another member of your care team for consistency. For urgent care, our CAIHC Urgent Care Clinic is available. Shannon Wiegand, MD …
Team Tudi To select or change your Primary Care Provider (PCP), simply speak with any staff member. When scheduling your next appointment or for urgent needs, we’ll prioritize appointments with your chosen PCP. If they’re unavailable, we’ll schedule with another member of your care team for consistency. For urgent care, our CAIHC Urgent Care Clinic is available. Gabe Schuldt, MD …
Team Deneege To select or change your Primary Care Provider (PCP), simply speak with any staff member. When scheduling your next appointment or for urgent needs, we’ll prioritize appointments with your chosen PCP. If they’re unavailable, we’ll schedule with another member of your care team for consistency. For urgent care, our CAIHC Urgent Care Clinic is available. Katrin Tsigonis, MD …
Last month, Susan Dayton from Koyukuk and John Dyer from Manley graduated the Community Health Aide Program’s (CHAP) Session IV training. Session IV is the second-to-last training that Health Aides must pass before becoming a fully licensed Community Health Aide Practitioner. Each module requires months of study and clinical trainings. TCC is proud of our newest Session IV graduates and …
Tanana Chiefs Conference (TCC) will be expanding their Housing First program to better meet the needs of Interior’s homeless population. Housing First is an innovative supportive housing program that provides housing regardless of a person’s substance use problems. It is a program that is used across the nation and has demonstrated that it is much easier for people to work …
As of, December 23rd, the entrance to Building ‘B’ is temporarily closed due to doors freezing.Patients seeking Urgent Care will need to enter through the Pharmacy Entrance.We apologize for any inconvenience. Holiday Hours: December 23rd The Chief Andrew Isaac Health Center will have limited staffing on Friday, December 23rd. Urgent Care, Radiology, Pharmacy and Lab will be open, but with …
Due to nationwide prescription drug shortages, Chief Andrew Isaac Health Center and Upper Tanana Health Clinic are experiencing a limited supply of several medications. #TananaChiefs has taken many steps to mitigate this problem. These steps include: ordering more significant amounts of drugs as they become available; purchasing from multiple vendors; limiting the use of those medications in short supply to …
ctober is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Breast Cancer is one of the most frequently diagnosed cancer and leading cause of cancer mortality among American Indian/Alaska Native (AI/AN) women. #TananaChiefs is committed to spreading awareness of the importance of early detection and treatment. Today, we will share one story for Breast Cancer Awareness month. Stephanie Hinz is Tanana Chiefs’ Education …