Gila River Health Care

Gila River Health Care (GRHC) is a tribally owned healthcare system established in 1995 to serve the Gila River Indian Community and all Native Americans from federally recognized tribal communities. Rooted in the Gila River Indian Community's culture, GRHC emphasizes compassionate patient care while honoring the traditions and culture of all Native Americans.

GRHC operates several facilities across the Gila River and Ak-Chin Indian Reservations, including:

Facilities

• Hu Hu Kam Memorial Hospital: Located in Sacaton, Arizona, this hospital offers a range of inpatient and outpatient services.
• Komatke Health Center: Situated in Laveen, Arizona, this center provides various healthcare services to the community.
• Ak-Chin Clinic: Located in Maricopa, Arizona, this clinic offers medical services to the Ak-Chin Indian Community.
• Hau’pal (Red Tail Hawk) Health Center: Found in Chandler, Arizona, this center serves the community with comprehensive healthcare services.

Dialysis Centers

• Dialysis Center East: Located in Sacaton, Arizona, it provides hemodialysis services to patients with End Stage Renal Disease.
• Dialysis Center West: Situated in Laveen, Arizona, this center offers similar services to support patients with renal needs.

Additional Services

GRHC also manages the Gila River Skilled Nursing Facility in Sacaton, Arizona, offering a comfortable home environment for seniors who require skilled nursing care beyond family capabilities.

In addition, GRHC operates the Gila River Indian Community Emergency Medical Services (EMS), providing paramedic, ambulance, and rescue services across the community.

Through these diverse facilities and services, Gila River Health Care is dedicated to delivering high-quality healthcare that respects and integrates the cultural values of the Native American communities it serves.

Location

• Phoenix, AZ, USA