Welcome
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Urban Trails San Francisco is a behavioral health system partnership between the Child, Youth and Family System of Care within Community Behavioral Health Services under the San Francisco Department of Public Health and the Native American Health Center. Urban Trails San Francisco expands access to culturally and spiritually based behavioral health services for the most vulnerable Native American and Indigenous children, youth and families in San Francisco.
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by Sandra Tavel, Grants & Contracts Administrator
“Cultural Humility: A lifelong process of self-reflection and self-critique. The starting point for such an approach is not an examination of the client’s belief system, but rather having health care/service providers give careful consideration to their assumptions and beliefs that are embedded in their own understandings and goals of their encounter with the client.”
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How the Native American Health Center (NAHC) May Use or Disclose Your Health Information
The health record is the property of NAHC, but the information in the health record belongs to you. The law permits us to use or disclose your health information for the following purposes:
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How does Covered California affect American Indians? Here are 10 questions and answers to help you and your family navigate the new health insurance marketplace.
Covered California is the new health insurance marketplace (or "Exchange") that makes it simple to purchase affordable, high quality health coverage and offers access to financial assistance (if eligible) to help pay.
Click the following link for the answers to the questions below!
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The Affordable Care Act took effect October 1, 2013.
This means more Californians will have access to medical coverage.NAHC will continue to serve current clients and welcome new ones.
Your care at NAHC is protected. We will continute to serve you.For more specific questions regarding coverage under Affordable Care and Covered California, please contact Member Services at:
Oakland: 510-535-4406
San Francisco: 415-621-8051 -
Welcome to the Native American Health Center
Who We Are
In 1972 the Bay Area AI/AN community organized to have the first Native American Health Center in repsonse to helath disparities faced by Native peoples that is committed to providing culturally-based holistic care. Today the Native American Health Center (NAHC) is a full service clinic offering our services to all communities with locations throughout the Bay Area in Oakland, Alameda, Richmond, and San Francisco. We welcome you to come and be a part of our commitment to health and wellness.
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Saturday March 8th, 2014
Race starts at 9am sharp
Bib pick up and same-day registration 7-8:35 a.m. on race day
Cost: $15 for adults ($10 if paid before March 1st)
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Q: Where is the Health Center located?
A: Locations of health care and administrative sites:
San Francisco Clinic: 160 Capp St., San Francisco, CA 94110
San Francisco Clinic: 333 Valencia St., San Francisco, CA 94110Oakland Clinic: 3124 International Blvd., Oakland, CA, 94601
Oakland 7 Directions: 2950 International Blvd. Oakland, CA 94601Richmond Native Wellness Site: 260 23rd St. Richmond, CA 94804
Welcome to the Native American Health Center
Who We Are
In 1972 the Bay Area AI/AN community organized to have the first Native American Health Center in repsonse to helath disparities faced by Native peoples that is committed to providing culturally-based holistic care. Today the Native American Health Center (NAHC) is a full service clinic offering our services to all communities with locations throughout the Bay Area in Oakland, Alameda, Richmond, and San Francisco. We welcome you to come and be a part of our commitment to health and wellness.
Our Mission
To provide comprehensive services to improve the health and wellbeing of american indians, Alaska Natives, and residents of the surrounding communities, with respect for cultural and lingustic differences.
Who We Serve
We are open to everyone. There ae no tribal or ethnic requirements for accessing our services.
Coverage Eligibility
NAHC accepts a wide variety of health care coverage programs. We also offer sliding scale discounts based on income and family size, and accept patients with private insurance.
Many people without helath insurance may qualify for programs that help pay for care.
For further information or enrollment assistance, please contact our on-site Eligibility Specialists at:
510.535.4406 (Oakland)
415.621.8056 (San Francisco)