Medical Center

The Yavapai-Apache Nation Medical Center under Trudy Clark, Medical Clinic Manager, is located in Camp Verde. The Medical Center provides healthcare services that include, primary medical care, behavioral health, dental, vision, and support services. All services provided through the Medical Center are by appointment only.

Other Medical Services

Nutrition: First Thursday of each month from 9:30am-2:30pm

Optometry: Twice a month from 9am-2pm

Behavioral Health: Monday thru Thursday from 9am-4pm

Dental: 2-3 times a week from 8am-4pm

Dental Hygiene: Monday, Wednesday, and Friday

Tobacco Cessation (Telemed): Once a Month from 10am-3pm

Health & Human Services Phone Directory

CHR Transportation      (928) 649-7133 / (928) 649-7116

Social Services              (928) 649-7106

Elder Advocate              (928) 649-7118

Senior Program             (928) 649-6905

Food Bank                      (928) 649-7125

Phoenix Indian Medical Center

Toll-Free: 1-877-733-7462

4212 N 16th St, Phoenix, AZ 85016

Website: https://www.ihs.gov/phoenix/

Additional Information

Medication Refills: To refill medication please check to first see if you have refills. If your medications are filled at PIMC please call 1-877-733-7462 and refill over the refill line; ask for pharmacy. You will need your PIMC Chart number and RX number, both located on your bottle. NOTE: MEDICATION REFILLS FROM PIMC TAKE BETWEEN 48-72 HOURS TO BE DELIVERED TO YAHC. If you are refilling through CVS please call 634-2147 (Cottonwood) or 567-2274 (Camp Verde). You will need your RX number located on your bottle.

If you do not have refills please call YAHC, you may be due for a follow-up with the Doctor. Patients on chronic medications must have regular follow-ups with the doctor, in order to have refills.

NOTE: ALL MEDICATIONS BEING TRANSPORTED TO AND FROM PIMC ARE A COURTESY OF CHR. ON THE DAYS THERE IS NO DRIVER TRANSPORTING TO PIMC, THERE WILL BE NO DELIVERY OF MEDICATIONS.

Emergency Room Visits: Please notify YAHC within 72 hours of receiving emergency/urgent care services. Consideration is given to elders, 60+ who have 30 days for notification. Please have the following information ready when you call; Date services were received, name of the facility, and reason for visit, please inform staff if you were transported by ambulance or if you are treated as an inpatient.

Emergency Medical Assistance: The Nation provides emergency medical assistance for enrolled Tribal Members of the Yavapai-Apache Nation who are uninsured and/or in need of support. The emergency medical assistance program will expect all other resources to be utilized before applying for medical assistance. If you do not have alternate resources, (i.e. Private Insurance or State Medicaid-AHCCCS) you must apply, if you are potentially eligible. Emergency medical assistance will be utilized only once a year per person. Services will be Pre-Approved by the Tribal Medical Assistance Coordinator before payment will be considered. All requests are reviewed on a case-by-case basis.