Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium

Inose Baashkikw _{on Google}

Aug 18th, 2022

Love it

B W _{on Google}

Aug 11th, 2022

Outdated and frustrating HR processes and practices. Having to come in to visit HR to grab a document that could have been easily sent via encrypted email should be addressed.

Michael Moore _{on Google}

Apr 17th, 2022

Used their emergency services three times. The first was NOvember 2020, and I spent a night getting stabilized. From that stabilization, my regular physician managed to piece together a therapy, even though problems with a seriously deviated septum kept the symptoms going..
The second use was when my throat was so sore I could not swallow after the therapy of the first visit. They found a quick fix for that. The third visit was serotonin syndrome (masquerading as a panic attack), also resulting from the deviated septum. I was in such shape that there was no way they could perform tests for what they thought might be wrong. I signed out, but the tests they wanted to do would have saved my life if I had a more serious condition. Finally, in late February, 2021 I got surgery for the deviated septum and the companion symptoms subsided. My peripheral serotonin also normalized at a much lower level.
The folk there were quick to act, and were able to insert needles for blood tests and IVs, despite the fact that my veins roll away from needles. I remember apologizing to one medical professional who brought in an ultrasound rig to find a vein. I apologized to her and she chuckled, pointing out that my veins represented job security to her.