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Specialty Care at ANMC
Access to full-spectrum care that provides for all aspects of your family’s health.
Walk-in Clinic at ANMC
The Walk-in Clinic at ANMC is available to serve you and your family’s urgent, non-emergent care needs 365 days a year.
Behavioral Health Wellness Clinic
Using telehealth, we provide positive, accessible behavioral health experiences so that no matter what you are struggling with, help is here.
Patient Travel and Lodging
We are happy to help lessen the load by coordinating your travel to, from, and around Anchorage while you are in the city.
Telehealth – for Patients
With Telehealth you can meet with your provider through live video or have your health information securely shared by your care team for review, making care more convenient, connected, and accessible.
Insurance and Benefits
From discovering the services you qualify for to helping you apply for them, our Insurance and Benefits program is here to serve you.
Wellness
Programs and services to elevate the health and wellness of Alaska Native communities.
Prevention and Safety
Promoting safe, healthy living through advocacy, education, training and technical support.
Behavioral Health
Resources to empower you to live a healthy, meaningful life.
Community Environmental Health
Together, we develop strategies to encourage wellness, resilience and sustainability in the places we call home.
Rural Utility Support
The Rural Utility Management Services department (DRUMS) helps you to create a self-supporting system that runs efficiently and effectively.
Water and Sanitation
We provide world-class construction in some of the most remote parts of Alaska.
Climate Initiatives
We work with community, Tribal, state and federal partners to develop and implement healthy and resilient ways to adjust to our changing environment.
Health Facilities Support
ANTHC’s IEH programs foster secure environments in all aspects of our lives, from worksites to health care systems.
Research, Epidemiology, and Applied Studies
Health research is essential to achieving ANTHC’s vision that Alaska Native people are the healthiest people in the world.
Provider Support and Training
Join us to grow your skills, grow our collective knowledge and improve patient outcomes.
Professional Development and Leadership
Our programs will not only help you in your career, but in all areas of your life. Learn invaluable skills, make connections and build confidence.
Alaska Community Health Aide Programs
Health aide programs have created a workforce of more than 500 aides and practitioners serving the health care needs of Alaska Native people.
Scholarships
By providing scholarship opportunities, ANTHC hopes to lessen the burden of the cost of school so you can focus on achieving your goals.
The Walk-in Clinic at ANMC is open 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Monday-Saturday and 10 a.m.-6 p.m. on Sunday and is available for non-emergent health care needs.
The ANMC Shuttle Tracker will help you find your way and see real-time updates on your shuttle’s location. Track your travel from the airport to your housing and the hospital, all with one easy tool.
We are focused on continually improving and expanding the services available to you and your family. To meet federal standards as we provide care, we must ensure patient eligibility documentation is current.
When the ANTHC Environmental Health and Engineering team arrived in Allakaket in July, they came prepared with project updates, maps, designs and plenty of technical information. What mattered most, however, was not what they brought with them. It was the time spent listening to community members who call Allakaket home. During the two-day
ANTHC reaches settlement with federal government The Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium has reached a settlement agreement with the federal government for contract support costs owed under the Indian Self-Determination and Education Assistance Act (ISDEAA). ANTHC President/CEO Natasha
The Skilled Nursing Facility (SNF) is a new construction project at the corner of Ambassador Drive and Elmore Road. This work should not affect most departments. People visiting the campus may see construction and hear increased noise near the work
Many western Alaska communities were devastated by Typhoon Halong. The Healthy Alaska Natives Foundation, Bethel Community Services Foundation, and Alaska Community Foundation have established the Western Alaska Disaster Relief Fund to support immediate relief and long-term recovery efforts for impacted families and communities.
ANTHC has begun construction on a multi-year Emergency Services expansion project. Get the latest updates, including how construction may impact campus parking, entrances and walkways.
ANTHC is partnering with communities throughout the state to improve the availability of and ease of access to water and to increase wellness for more Alaska Native people.
Construction of the 78-bed, 92,000-square-foot, short-term skilled nursing facility is expected to be completed in the summer of 2026. The facility will also house an occupational rehabilitation area, public and private dining areas, a chapel, game and activity rooms, and an outdoor courtyard.
Your journey begins here!
Working at the Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium is more than a job, it’s a mission. Become part of a team that provides exceptional holistic health care for Alaska Native and American Indian people through a system of care created as an act of self-determination.
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