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Ya'at'eeh,
Welcome to UNHS
We are a not-for-profit Community Health Center providing medical, dental and behavioral health care in neighborhoods throughout the northern portion of the Navajo Nation and southeastern Utah. We provide primary health care to men, women, and children, regardless of citizenship status, nationality or ability to pay.
Our mission
We exist to improve quality of life through comprehensive, self-empowered, culturally-sensitive healthcare and amazing customer service.
Our Vision
UNHS will develop and expand health care services and community partnerships while improving economic opportunities for all communities.
Our values
UNHS is customer focused, responsive, respectful, honest and committed to excellence through teamwork in delivering healthcare.
Mission Statement
We exist to improve the quality of life through comprehensive, self-empowered, culturally-sensitive healthcare and amazing customer service.
Ahé´hee´ - Thank You
A Special Thanks To The Organizations and Individuals For Their
Generous Donations To UNHS during the pandemic.
The best quality of care trusted by Navajo Nation.
A not-for-profit Community Health Center in neighborhoods throughout
the northern portion of the Navajo Nation and southeastern Utah.
400+
Employees to serve you
15000+
Patients
TRUST US EACH YEAR
5+
Locations
Available
Marketplace
Traditional Foods and
Free Coffee to patients! (Due to Covid, we are Currently closed to the general public.)
Health and Wellness Blog
Veterans Honor Board
We here at the Utah Navajo Health System, Inc. would like to thank those whom have served or are currently serving in the US military. Your sacrifices and commitment are beyond anything we can ever repay. Please honor your veterans and thank a veteran for their bravery to serve our country. Joseph…
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Diné victim advocates are overcoming stigma and limited resources to develop a community-based response to sexual violence
(Zak Podmore | The Salt Lake Tribune) An agent with the Federal Bureau of Investigation poses with Utah Navajo Health System’s victim advocates Jessica Holiday (second from left), Tonya Grass, Lynn Bia and Danialle Whitehat, who received a community leadership award from the FBI in Montezuma Creek on Wednesday, July 14, 2021. ‘We’re going to…
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