Mission
To assist American Indians to improve and maintain their physical, mental, emotional, social and spiritual well-being while respecting cultural traditions, and to advocate for the needs of all Indian people, especially the most vulnerable members of our community.
- Access
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- Only health care provider targeting the Native American community in the five county Bay Area, where close to 80,000 Native Americans reside
- Oakland site in the Fruitvale neighborhood
- Two school-based clinics in Alameda
- Clinical Services Highlights
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- Primary family care
- Comprehensive dental care
- Women's health
- Prenatal care services
- Health care for the homeless
- Teen clinic
- Community Programs
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- Outpatient individual, group, and family counseling
- Youth services
- Parenting classes
- Relapse prevention programs
- Wellness talking circles
- Prevention and Health Promotion
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- Fitness and nutrition programs
- Healthy Nations Wellness Center: the only fitness center in the Fruitvale neighborhood of Oakland
- HIV/AIDS prevention and care
- Tobacco-use prevention programs
- Chronic disease management: participation in Consortium-wide diabetes collaborative
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Patient Profile
Number of Patients:
12,051
Visits:
16,350
Under 200% FPL*:
99%
Gender:
36% male - 64% female
Primary Language:
Not English - 19%
Race/Ethnicity:
African American - 17%
Asian Pacific Islander - 12%
Latino - 31%
Native American - 16%
White - 18%
Other - 6%
Age:
0-19 52%
20-64 47%
65+ 1%
2006 Data
*Federal Poverty Level
Main Site
Native American Health Center
3124 International Boulevard
Oakland, CA 94601
Phone: 510.535.4460
Fax: 510.261.0646
www.nativehealth.org
Chief Executive Officer:
Martin Waukazoo
Other Clinic Sites:
- Native American Health Center San Franciso
- Satellite Clinic in Alameda |