Indian Health Center of Santa Clara Valley - Healing American Indians Since 1977 - Medical Services, Dental Services, Counseling Services, Nutrition Services, WIC, San Jose

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Welcome to the IHC

The Indian Health Center of Santa Clara Valley is located in San Jose, California and is a 501(c)3, non-profit, Urban Indian Health Center funded by the Indian Health Service and a 330 Federally Qualified Health Center funded by the Bureau of Primary Health Care.

IHC provides high quality, culturally competent medical and wellness services to American Indians/Alaska Natives and people from all walks of life, regardless of race, ethnicity, religion, gender, sexual orientation, or disability. We serve infants to elders and take pride in serving our diverse patients and clients!

If you are low-income, have no health insurance, or can't use your health insurance because of cost, we have a variety of programs that can help you in paying for health services. We can also help you in enrolling in the state Medi-Cal and other health coverage programs.

Call us today to find out more information and set up an appointment: (408) 445-3400.

IHC News

Indian Health Center of Santa Clara Valley hires new Chief Executive Officer

San Jose, California - June 30, 2014 - The Indian Health Center of Santa Clara Valley (IHC) announced that it has hired a new Chief Executive Officer, Sonya Tetnowski, who will start on July 8, 2014.

"We are very happy that Sonya is coming on board because she understands the diverse culture in San Jose and Santa Clara County, and is committed to building and maintaining the cohesion we have developed over all these years," said Liz Hunt, current CEO of the Indian Health Center. Liz will be stepping down into the Chief Operations Officer (COO) position at the IHC.

Sonya previously held the position as the CEO of the Lower Elwan tribe which is located north of Seattle, Washington. She was responsible for overseeing a $27 million budget with a workforce of 398 staff and multiple functions including health, social services and education. The Lower Elwan tribe serves people who are both Indian and non-Indian...

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Services We Provide

medical

dental

counseling

WIC/Nutrition

community wellness & outreach

find health coverage