The Alaska Native Medical Center (ANMC) offers comprehensive medical services and acute, specialty, primary and behavioral health care to Alaska Native and American Indian people living in Alaska. ANMC is also home to one of America's most unique health care environments - a place where the highest quality care and cutting-edge technology meets special cultural and traditional services and customer experiences. The award-winning medical center includes a 173-bed hospital, a full range of medical specialties, primary care services and labs.
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Formerly known as Contract Health Services, Purchased/Referred Care (PRC) is a benefit to Alaska Native and American Indian people that provides funding for referred medical services not available at the Alaska Native Medical Center (ANMC). Following ANMC PRC's policies and procedures may allow us to assist with the cost of medical services received from non-ANMC facilities and providers. In an emergency, seek medical attention first and then notify PRC as soon as possible, ideally within three days.
Remember how food used to be served in hospitals? Trays were brought to patients at set times - often not what they wanted and served whether or not they were hungry. Presenting At Your Request Room Service Dining, designed with you in mind. Order what you want, when you want it. If you are on a modified or restricted diet, our Room Service Operator will help you with your selection.
Reviews (8)
Rossi Rose
Apr 18, 2022
Becky Snoen
Mar 09, 2022
WORST PLACE EVER! I had major surgery and started having the worst calf pain. I was told it takes a couple of days for a blood clot to form the first day they checked in ER. The next day it was worse, so I went back to the surgery clinic. I was told by a Sr. Surgeon, "It was just a coincidence my leg would hurt like that after major surgery. Go home and take IBU, I'd be surprised what it would do for me." Apparently, I just wanted pain medicine.
The next day worse! Went to my Dr. to be told I was maybe having a muscle spasm or cramp. But she couldn't do anything for me because it was a surgery issue. The next day, I couldn't walk, my calf was swollen, I massaged it for hours, bawling my eyes out and finally went to the ER. Again, I was treated like a drug addict, but I was persistent and they drew my blood to, "make me happy" and lo and behold my blood coagulation was doubled the normal amount.
I was told that is a sign of a blood clot to go home since ultrasound left for the night and watch for signs of the blood clot passing through my body, "since it can cause death." I was first in line the next morning, since I showed up early. I was told to wait in the lobby. She came out 10 minutes later and said I needed to go directly to the ER to start treatment for a blood clot.
I have never been in there asking for a pain pill. I almost died because they're medical staff were too busy putting a stereotype on someone cause they said the word pain. HORRIBLE, HORRIBLE PLACE! IF YOU CAN GO SOMEWHERE ELSE, I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THAT YOU DO!
The next day worse! Went to my Dr. to be told I was maybe having a muscle spasm or cramp. But she couldn't do anything for me because it was a surgery issue. The next day, I couldn't walk, my calf was swollen, I massaged it for hours, bawling my eyes out and finally went to the ER. Again, I was treated like a drug addict, but I was persistent and they drew my blood to, "make me happy" and lo and behold my blood coagulation was doubled the normal amount.
I was told that is a sign of a blood clot to go home since ultrasound left for the night and watch for signs of the blood clot passing through my body, "since it can cause death." I was first in line the next morning, since I showed up early. I was told to wait in the lobby. She came out 10 minutes later and said I needed to go directly to the ER to start treatment for a blood clot.
I have never been in there asking for a pain pill. I almost died because they're medical staff were too busy putting a stereotype on someone cause they said the word pain. HORRIBLE, HORRIBLE PLACE! IF YOU CAN GO SOMEWHERE ELSE, I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THAT YOU DO!
Ronald Ailak
Feb 14, 2022
I'm from Arizona. was contacted to escort my father back from the hospital. was put in the visitors quarters. nice place. met people who were related to my father. was a nice experience. I been back and forth to Alaska and it was the first time I had to go to the ANMC. nice doctors and nurses. every employee there were very nice and helpful. nice arts and crafts. I think it is a 10 in my book
Sheri Nelson
Jan 12, 2022
January 2020 Mom Helena was diagnosed with small cell lung cancer, it was the scariest news I could've ever gotten! January 2022 we been so very blessed.she is still with us! Our forever gratitude and prayers go out to Yakutat Clinic Team and ANMC Team of Doctor's for the awesome treatment she has and still is receiving. God Bless! Gunalcheesh, to our Mom the roughest Lil' Lady for always sharing and teaching love, determination, strength, faith and life with us.
Valorie White
Jan 09, 2022
Shaka Levshakoff
Nov 08, 2021
I have been dealing with the facilities at this campus for years now and have enjoyed and appreciated my experiences. Others have had grumbles about there service but my own personal experiences have been appropriate, timely and professional. I like going here and will continue to do so for years to come. Thank you ANMC.
M.
May 26, 2020
Ericka Marcum
Mar 21, 2018
I would not trust the orthopedic docters here at all. I have a broken libia with a torn ligament that supports my ankle and they refuse me any pain mangenent. I am stuck suffering cause all I can take is tyelnol and I am losing sleep as a result which is essential to heal. I am also due for surgery monday and it baffles me due to the neglect I am getting as a patient. Will be suing but at all costs go somewhere else where they have better expertise and remorse for patients.
