As the expansion of the Alaska Native Medical Center hospital continues, leadership from Southcentral Foundation and the Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium, the organizations that co-manage the ANMC accredited campus, attended a blessing ceremony for the additional rooms in the Emergency Services Department.
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Martha is an independent grandmother of five and an active member of her community. She is very proactive when it comes to her health and regularly monitors her blood pressure at home. Recently, she noticed that her blood pressure was trending higher, so she scheduled an appointment with her integrated care team.
Eating healthy while not breaking the bank is a challenge many Alaskans are familiar with. Here are a few tips to remember the next time you are planning a trip to the grocery store.
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Your primary care team at Southcentral Foundation is available to discuss your health care at any time. You may have noticed measles making local, national, and even global news. While the news may feel overwhelming, getting the facts will help you make informed decisions.
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Whether you are a history buff or a movie fan, chances are you have heard the heroic stories of Togo and Balto and the role they played in 1925 Great Race of Mercy from Nenana to Nome, Alaska. Mushers and their dog teams crossed treacherous terrain during Alaska’s winter to safely bring diphtheria antitoxin to Nome.
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Sexually Transmitted Infections Awareness Week – April 14-20 – provides an opportunity to share information about STIs and how they impact lives; reduce related stigma, fear, and discrimination.
With the arrival of spring, an increase in daylight, and rising temperatures comes a sense of renewal for many people. In preparation for Mental Health Awareness Month in May, Southcentral Foundation invites customer-owners to practice 31 days of mindful moments to reflect and consider adopting into your daily routine.
Traumatic brain injury is usually caused by a violent blow or jolt to the head or body. While mild injuries may only cause temporary symptoms, a serious TBI can result in bruising, bleeding, torn tissue, and other physical damage to the brain.
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Knowing your blood pressure numbers helps to ensure you are staying in a healthy range. Long-term elevated blood pressures can lead to damage of your blood vessels and organs, and can even contribute to stroke or heart attack. When you share your blood pressure numbers with your health care team, you partner with them to drive your wellness journey.
The population of the Matanuska-Susitna Borough has exploded in the past 10 years – growing over 20 percent in the last decade. With that growth came the need for health care improvements, modifications, and additional avenues of care for Alaska Native and American Indian people in the region.
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Emergency Services Department Expands to Support Growing Population
Top StoriesAs the expansion of the Alaska Native Medical Center hospital continues, leadership from Southcentral Foundation and the Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium, the organizations that co-manage the ANMC accredited campus, attended a blessing ceremony for the additional rooms in the Emergency Services Department.
Aging Well: Heart Health
Top StoriesMartha is an independent grandmother of five and an active member of her community. She is very proactive when it comes to her health and regularly monitors her blood pressure at home. Recently, she noticed that her blood pressure was trending higher, so she scheduled an appointment with her integrated care team.
Tips for Eating Healthy on a Budget
Top StoriesEating healthy while not breaking the bank is a challenge many Alaskans are familiar with. Here are a few tips to remember the next time you are planning a trip to the grocery store.
Protect Loved Ones, Your Community from Measles
Top StoriesYour primary care team at Southcentral Foundation is available to discuss your health care at any time. You may have noticed measles making local, national, and even global news. While the news may feel overwhelming, getting the facts will help you make informed decisions.
Honoring the 100-Year Anniversary of the Great Race of Mercy: A Modern Day Journey of Vaccines to Rural Alaska
Top StoriesWhether you are a history buff or a movie fan, chances are you have heard the heroic stories of Togo and Balto and the role they played in 1925 Great Race of Mercy from Nenana to Nome, Alaska. Mushers and their dog teams crossed treacherous terrain during Alaska’s winter to safely bring diphtheria antitoxin to Nome.
Know Your Status: Sexually Transmitted Infections Awareness Week
Top StoriesSexually Transmitted Infections Awareness Week – April 14-20 – provides an opportunity to share information about STIs and how they impact lives; reduce related stigma, fear, and discrimination.
Grounding Yourself Through Mindfulness Techniques
Top StoriesWith the arrival of spring, an increase in daylight, and rising temperatures comes a sense of renewal for many people. In preparation for Mental Health Awareness Month in May, Southcentral Foundation invites customer-owners to practice 31 days of mindful moments to reflect and consider adopting into your daily routine.
Protect your brain, protect your future
SCF NewsTraumatic brain injury is usually caused by a violent blow or jolt to the head or body. While mild injuries may only cause temporary symptoms, a serious TBI can result in bruising, bleeding, torn tissue, and other physical damage to the brain.
Know Your Numbers – Understanding Blood Pressure
SCF NewsKnowing your blood pressure numbers helps to ensure you are staying in a healthy range. Long-term elevated blood pressures can lead to damage of your blood vessels and organs, and can even contribute to stroke or heart attack. When you share your blood pressure numbers with your health care team, you partner with them to drive your wellness journey.
Celebrating 10 Years of Transformative Care in the Matanuska-Susitna Borough
SCF News, Top StoriesThe population of the Matanuska-Susitna Borough has exploded in the past 10 years – growing over 20 percent in the last decade. With that growth came the need for health care improvements, modifications, and additional avenues of care for Alaska Native and American Indian people in the region.