Healthy mind, body and spirit for generations of our American Indian Community.
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With only a few exceptions, the UIHS Service Area includes all of Del Norte County and all of Humboldt County. Click here to find a map and detailed information for our medical services.
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Appointment Nominees
All interested Indian Community Members must complete the attached Declaration of Appointment Nominee form along with the Appointment Nominee Statement form then return to the address listed below no later than February 5, 2019.
Declaration of Appointment Nominee Packet 2019
Looking for new employment opportunities?
Employment announcements are published by Human Resources and are updated frequently. United Indian Health Services is an alcohol and drug free workplace with required testing. If you have any questions please contact Human Resources at (707) 825-5000.
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Fruit Tree Pruning & Planting Workshop
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UIHS American Indian Winter Arts & Crafts Fair
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Our Scholarships
We offer a variety of scholarships. Click through to find out more information about criteria and how to apply.
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Health Education
Our focus is to empower individuals, families, tribes, and the community to make healthy choices based on sound information and education.
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Vision Services
UIHS Vision Services provide comprehensive eye and vision health exams. We can assist you with your prescription for eyeglasses!
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Our Service Areas
The UIHS Service Area includes all of Del Norte County and all of Humboldt County except for those portions within the service area of the Hoopa Tribal Health Program (K'ima:w) or the Karuk Tribal Health Program.
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Nutrition
UIHS Nutrition Services strives to serve clients by providing a variety of culturally appropriate programs to improve the health of every individual in the UIHS community.
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Our History
The history of the United Indian Health Services began in 1968. It was a time when Native activism coincided with the nation-wide Civil Rights Movement and the Office of Economic Opportunity programs.
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