Sacred Healing. Whole Care.
Bcome a Patient
Yellowhawk Tribal Health Center provides comprehensive healthcare services to eligible American Indians and Alaska Natives. New patients must complete an application process (patient registration) and provide required documents to establish their eligibility.
Care from the comfort of home.
Our services include Telehealth, allowing you to access healthcare from the safety of your home via computer or mobile device. All you need is a valid email address.
*AVAILABILITY VARIES BY PROVIDER. SPEAK DIRECTLY WITH YOUR PROVIDER FOR DETAILS.
Required Documents
Please prepare these documents before starting your patient registration to establish your eligibility.
Completed Application
The official Yellowhawk Patient Registration form, fully filled out and signed.
Tribal Verification
Enrollment card (with photo) from a Federally recognized Tribe, Certificate of Indian Blood, OR Proof of Native Descent.
New Patient Information
Patient Services Guide
Records Release
Patient Registration
Patient Update Form
Service Menu
Our Programs
Designed for you.
A comprehensive directory of our trauma-informed and culturally specific offerings.
Outpatient Mental Health
For children, youth, adults, and families; including walk-in crisis response, pediatric and adult tele-psychiatry and medication management.
School-Based Counseling
Mental health support for children and youth provided directly within our local schools.
Family Strength Program
Neqce?éce Qapšqapšnáawit offering intensive wrap around, community-based services including mentors and skills trainers.
Integrated Care
Mental health and substance use disorder services available within primary care medical teams.
Problem Gambling
Dedicated programming for individuals and families affected by gambling issues.
Acudetox
Auricular acupuncture to address symptoms of withdrawal, depression, anxiety, and/or pain.
Substance Use Disorder
Assessment, outpatient treatment, inpatient referrals, Peer Recovery Mentoring, Connections App, and Oregon-licensed DUII Program.
Sober Transitional House
PINÁNAYḰUKT “Gathering Oneself Together” – wrap-around care that is supportive, strength based and culturally grounded.
Horse Medicine Program
K’usiinmí Tawtnúkt: Preserving horse tradition and culture through healing and support.
Crisis Prevention Trainings
QPR (Question, Persuade, Refer), ASIST (Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training), and Mental Health First Aid.
Chemical Dependency Groups
DUI, Anger Management, Relapse Prevention, and specialized outpatient support groups.
Youth Suicide Prevention
Dedicated activities and education opportunities focusing on our younger generations.
For Patients
Resources
Immediate Help
The Trevor Project
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Lifeline Chat
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On-Going Support
Alcoholics Anonymous (OR)
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The Safe Zone Project
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Community Counseling Solutions
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Patient Education
How to deal with anxiety & panic attacks
Content for anxiety and panic attack management goes here.
Crisis support contact numbers
List of emergency and crisis support numbers.
Holiday self-care tips
Tips for maintaining mental health during the holiday season.
Behavioral health brochure
Information from the behavioral health brochure.