Craig Public Health Division

Craig Public Health Division is a medical clinic in Craig, AK, serving the entire Prince of Wales Island community. The clinic provides essential public health services including medical examinations, STD and HIV testing, vaccinations, infectious disease screening, and community education. It operates as part of the State of Alaska Department of Health and Social Services Division of Public Health, delivering care to residents across the region. Located at 404 Spruce St, the clinic is situated in the heart of Craig, close to key local institutions.

The clinic is part of a broader public health network that supports outreach and care coordination across rural Alaska. It works in coordination with regional agencies to ensure access to vital health services, including in-home care options for eligible residents through Medicaid and other funding sources. Services are designed to meet the unique health needs of remote communities, emphasizing prevention, early detection, and education. The clinic plays a critical role in maintaining the health and well-being of residents on Prince of Wales Island, especially in areas with limited medical infrastructure.

Located on Spruce Street, the clinic is about a block from Craig City Hall, the Craig Public Library, and the Craig Police Department, all within a quarter-mile radius. It is also a short walk from the Craig Seaplane Base and a mile from the United States Postal Service and Craig Middle School. Its central location makes it easily accessible to the community it serves.

As a public health provider in a remote Alaskan community, Craig Public Health Division is known for delivering consistent, essential medical services in a challenging geographic environment. It is a trusted resource for preventive care, testing, and health education across Prince of Wales Island.

The clinic remains a vital part of Craig’s public infrastructure, ensuring that residents have access to critical health services in one of Alaska’s most isolated regions.