Native American Health Center Inc

Offers individual counseling, substance abuse treatment, recovery support, same-day consultations, and community wellness programs designed to improve mental health and promote self-awareness and management skills. Also includes free rapid HIV testing, harm reduction supply distribution (Narcan, fentanyl test strips), and condom access for all individuals regardless of patient status.

Offers individual counseling, substance abuse treatment, recovery support, and same-day behavioral health consultations to promote mental health and self-management skills.

Provides free rapid HIV testing with 20-minute results, condom distribution, and harm reduction supplies such as Narcan and fentanyl test strips to all individuals, regardless of patient status.

Provides integrated medical, dental, and behavioral health services to over 14,000 individuals annually across Alameda County and San Francisco, including pediatric, women’s, perinatal, adolescent, and adult care. Services are accessible to all regardless of tribal affiliation, insurance status, or ability to pay, with acceptance of Medi-Cal, Medicare, private insurance, and sliding fee scale options.

Provides integrated medical, dental, and behavioral health services to over 14,000 individuals annually, regardless of tribal affiliation, insurance status, or background. Services include pediatric, adolescent, adult, and women’s health care, perinatal support, chronic disease management, and preventive care.

Operates a health care system that integrates traditional Native cultural practices into clinical and community services, serving urban Native communities in the Bay Area since 1972.

Operates a health care system that incorporates traditional Native cultural practices into medical, dental, and behavioral health services to support holistic wellness.

The new Flicker facility will add 20 dental operatories, serve 10,000 new members and 20,000 additional visits annually, and include a 300-person community gathering space and educational workshops for over 3,000 community members per year.

Accepts Medi-Cal, Medicare, private insurance, and sliding fee scale payments, and assists uninsured patients in accessing programs that cover their care, including participation in the Ryan White Care Program.

The new Flicker facility will expand access by adding 20 dental operatories, serving 10,000 new members and providing 20,000 additional visits annually. It will include a safe gathering space for cultural and community events with capacity for 300 people and host educational workshops for over 3,000 community members each year.

Offers community wellness programs to promote health and well-being, including an ongoing community engagement activity called "Walking In The City" to foster social connections, and plans to offer events and educational workshops for over 3,000 community members annually through the new Flicker facility.

Provides financial assistance to Native American and Alaska Native students through the Seven Generations Scholarship Fund, offering annual scholarship opportunities with full-time awards ranging from $1,000 to $2,500 and part-time awards from $200 to $500 per class. The program also offers reimbursement of up to $500 for standardized test fees and test preparation courses.

Operates school-based health centers to deliver health services in educational settings, specifically providing adolescent health services through eight such centers.

Operates a youth program called New Indigenous Era for transitional aged youth (ages 16-26) in San Francisco, providing a space for connection and creative expression.

Provides WIC (Women, Infants, and Children) services to support nutrition and health for women, infants, and children.

Provides behavioral health services to patients, including individual counseling, substance abuse treatment, recovery support, and same-day behavioral health consultations, to help clients develop self-awareness and management skills for improved mental health and well-being.

Provides comprehensive dental care to community members, including pediatric dental care for children aged 0-5 years, regardless of tribal affiliation or ethnicity. The organization plans to add 20 additional dental operatories through its new Flicker facility.

Provides comprehensive medical services to over 14,000 members annually, including general medical care, pediatric services (newborn, well-baby, immunizations, urgent care), women's health (annual exams, family planning, gynecological care), perinatal health (pre-pregnancy, pregnancy, postpartum care, nutrition, breastfeeding support), adolescent health, and adult medicine (preventive care, HIV/STI testing, chronic disease management). Services are available to all individuals regardless of age, gender, tribal affiliation, religion, sexual orientation, race, or ethnicity, and integrate traditional Native culture.

Provides free rapid HIV testing with results in 20 minutes, linkages to medical care, and distribution of harm reduction supplies including Narcan, fentanyl testing strips, and condoms to all individuals regardless of patient status.

Operates eight school-based health centers that deliver adolescent-focused medical and behavioral health services, including confidential HIV/STI testing, pregnancy prevention, counseling, and care coordination, directly within educational settings.

Operates eight school-based health centers delivering medical and behavioral health services to adolescents, including preventive care, mental health counseling, STI/HIV testing, and care coordination.

Provides annual scholarships ranging from $200–$2,500 per class or full-time study to Native American and Alaska Native students, including reimbursement of up to $500 for standardized test fees and prep courses.

Provides financial assistance to Native American and Alaska Native students through full-time awards ($1,000–$2,500) and part-time awards ($200–$500 per class), including reimbursement of up to $500 for standardized test fees and prep courses. Applications open annually in the spring.

Provides WIC (Women, Infants, and Children) services to support nutrition and health for pregnant women, new mothers, infants, and young children, including breastfeeding support and nutrition counseling.

Delivers WIC services to support nutrition for women, infants, and children, and offers community wellness programs to promote holistic health and well-being.

Runs the New Indigenous Era youth program for transitional-aged youth (16–26) in San Francisco, offering space for connection and creative expression, and hosts community-building activities such as "Walking In The City" to foster social ties through neighborhood exploration.

Runs the New Indigenous Era program for transitional-aged youth (16–26) in San Francisco, providing space for connection, creative expression, and social engagement through activities like "Walking In The City."

In partnership with Satellite Affordable Housing Associates, is developing 76 units of affordable housing and 36 prior units at the Seven Directions site, while generating 52 new long-term jobs through the construction and operation of the Flicker facility.

Develops affordable housing in partnership with Satellite Affordable Housing Associates, including 36 units at the Seven Directions facility and 76 units at the Flicker site.

Will build 76 units of affordable housing in partnership with Satellite Affordable Housing Associates at the Flicker site, and previously opened the Seven Directions Healthcare Facility in 2008 which included 36 units of affordable family housing.

Employs over 400 staff across Alameda County and San Francisco and will generate 52 new long-term jobs through the Flicker facility development and operation.