Chief Andrew Isaac Health Center

Chief Andrew Isaac Health Center is a medical clinic in Fairbanks, Alaska. The facility provides comprehensive outpatient services to the Alaska Native and American Indian populations throughout Interior Alaska. Their clinical offerings include primary care, an urgent care clinic, dental services, an eye clinic, radiology, and laboratory services, as well as an on-site pharmacy. The center is accredited by the Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Health Care (AAAHC), a distinction that signifies a commitment to high-quality care through independent external evaluation.

As part of the Tanana Chiefs Conference, the center operates under the principles of Dena’ Nena’ Henash, or “Our Land Speaks.” The organization serves a vast region covering approximately 235,000 square miles, supporting 39 villages and 37 federally recognized tribes. The center's approach is guided by the spirit of Ch’eghwtsen’, which emphasizes providing services with compassion, dignity, and respect. Patients can utilize a digital portal for 24/7 access to personal health information and can take advantage of open access scheduling for same-day, next-day, or same-week appointments with primary care providers.

Located on W Cowles St, the health center is situated near Bluebell Park and the Big Dipper Ice Arena. It is a short distance from the Fairbanks Memorial Hospital.

The business maintains thorough, well-documented information online, ensuring that essential service details and clinic hours are easily accessible to the community. Their digital presence is well-optimized, making it easy for patients to find necessary health resources.

The Chief Andrew Isaac Health Center provides essential, high-quality medical services to the tribal members and beneficiaries of Interior Alaska.

Services:

• Behavioral Health
• Pharmacy
• Primary Care
• Urgent Care Clinic
• Wellness and Prevention