Please join SEARHC for a three-part series of discussions concerning managing diabetes over the busy holiday season. SEARHC healthcare professionals will discuss stress management during COVID, healthy eating for glycemic control and incorporating movement into …
Diabetes is an incurable condition that affects more than 34 million Americans by limiting their ability to transform food into energy. To educate people around the country about this disease – including the estimated 7 …
Haa Tláak’w Hás Hídi – Young women’s community in a safe, non-judgmental space for 12-24-year-olds. In the village, few places were more sacred than Auntie’s House. It was shelter when your body most needed it. …
Gáagaagyaa Náay – Young men’s community in a safe, non-judgmental space for teens 12-17 and men 18-24. As a growing man, it can be difficult to ask for help. COVID-19 has drastically shifted the school …
Important Update Every year, SEARHC and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommend individuals six months and older receive a flu vaccine. This year, due to the potential combined impact of the flu and …
COVID-19 weighs heavily at the forefront of our collective consciousness as we consume hourly updates, news headlines, and public health information. SEARHC has even created a handy COVID-19 website. These reliable sources are doing an …
On Thursday, November 7, six students received a certificate of completion for Wrangell Medical Center’s (WMC) inaugural Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) Training Program. In presenting the certificates, SEARHC Vice President and WMC Hospital Administrator Leatha …
In October 2018, SEARHC, Sitka Counseling and Prevention and Healthy Organizations, People, and Environments (HOPE) began monthly cigarette butt cleanups in Sitka.
SITKA – The Southeast Alaska Regional Health Consortium (SEARHC) is extremely pleased with the passage of S. 825, the Southeast Alaska Regional Health Land Consortium Land Transfer Act. SEARHC would like to thank the entire Alaska delegation …
SITKA – SouthEast Alaska Regional Health Consortium (SEARHC) announces that Mt. Edgecumbe Hospital (MEH) was awarded international recognition as a designated “Baby-Friendly” birth facility. The Baby-Friendly initiative encourages and recognizes hospitals and birthing centers that offer …
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